Rajasthan Braces for Rain Amid Rising Temperatures
Rajasthan Braces for Rain Amid Rising Temperatures
IN · Published Sep 10, 2026
Rajasthan is experiencing a mix of rising temperatures and an approaching spell of rain.
Sri Ganganagar recorded the state's highest temperature at 39.4°C, followed by Pilani at 39.2°C and Churu at 38.6°C.

Impact & Risks

The rising temperatures are causing discomfort across Rajasthan, particularly in cities like Sri Ganganagar and Pilani. The upcoming rainfall may provide relief but could also lead to localised flooding in low-lying areas. The combination of heat and humidity is affecting daily activities, including municipal elections in Alwar. Residents should prepare for potential disruptions due to rain in the coming days.

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