Amreli: Gujarat continues to experience below-normal minimum temperatures across many regions, with no rainfall reported in the state. Meteorological observations indicate a persistent cool trend, particularly during early mornings and late nights, affecting most parts of the state.

Major cities of Gujarat reported cooler-than-usual mornings. Ahmedabad recorded a minimum of 15.2°C, nearly three degrees below normal, while Baroda registered 15.2°C (-3.7°C). Rajkot’s minimum settled at 14.8°C, a significant 4.7 degrees below the average for this period, and Gandhinagar recorded 13.8°C (-4.2°C). Bhavnagar and Surat also saw cooler mornings with minimum temperatures of 17°C (-2.9°C) and 18.2°C (-2.2°C), respectively.

Notably, there was a minor rise in temperatures today compared to Sunday night, with Ahmedabad and Baroda observing a 0.2°C increase, having recorded 15°C the previous night.

Coastal regions, including Dwarka, Diu, and Porbandar, remained relatively mild, with lows ranging between 16°C and 22.2°C. Northern and western parts, including Naliya, Deesa, and Kandla, also reported below-average temperatures, contributing to the statewide cool trend.

Humidity levels varied across the state, with Naliya recording the highest morning relative humidity at 88%, while Ahmedabad and Surat saw moderate levels of 57% and 61%, respectively. Evening humidity dropped across all regions, reflecting dry conditions.

Weather officials have advised residents, especially in northern and central Gujarat, to be prepared for chilly mornings and to take necessary precautions. The cooler trend is expected to persist for the next few days before normal temperatures gradually return. DeshGujarat

Today’s Weather Report (Reported on 0830 IST)