Unusual heat has been recorded in Pali at the beginning of March, with temperatures rising sharply in the second week of the month. On Sunday, the maximum temperature reached 37.5°C, while Saturday recorded the hottest day of the season so far at 38.2°C.
Residents experienced May-like heat during the afternoon due to strong sunlight over the past two days. This is reportedly the first time in six years that the temperature has crossed 37°C in early March.
Despite the high daytime temperatures, the night temperature remains relatively low at 12.6°C. According to the India Meteorological Department, Pali ranked sixth among 34 monitoring stations across the state on Sunday.
Meteorologists say a Western Disturbance may become active on March 11–12, which could bring a slight relief with temperatures expected to drop by 1–2°C. However, officials have clarified that there is no immediate possibility of rainfall, though cloud movement or changes in wind patterns may offer minor relief.
