According to the report, the late-evening rainfall and thunderstorms made temperatures feel lower across parts of the state. Several districts, including Barnala and Sangrur, recorded a drop in temperature following the change in weather.
The snowfall in the neighbouring hill state has contributed to colder conditions across the region. Residents in Punjab and Chandigarh are experiencing the effects of the changing weather as winter conditions gradually become more noticeable.
Despite the recent spell of rain and snowfall, weather conditions are expected to remain clear over the next three days, according to the forecast cited in the report. The report also noted that the temperature had increased by 0.2 degrees, although it did not specify whether this referred to the average temperature or a particular location.
The contrast between the recent rainfall and the expected clear skies means weather conditions may vary across districts in the coming days. Residents are advised to follow local weather updates for information about temperatures and any further changes.
The supplied information did not include district-wise temperature readings, rainfall measurements or details about snowfall in individual areas of Himachal Pradesh.
