Weather Update / Warmer Days Ahead As Temp To Rise By 3–4°C: IMD
·5 months ago·2 min read
Key Points
- IMD forecasts a 3–4°C increase across Odisha, with Bhubaneswar already recording 32.3°C.
- No active weather systems are influencing the state; conditions expected to remain largely dry until next week.
- Light to moderate fog may occur in isolated areas until January 26, though no cold wave warnings have been issued.
Bhubaneswar, Jan 22: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast a steady rise in temperatures across Odisha, signaling warmer days ahead.
With no active weather systems currently influencing the state, conditions are expected to remain largely dry over the next week.
Officials said there is no warning related to cold wave conditions. However, light to moderate fog may occur in some places until January 26.
On Wednesday, daytime temperatures crossed 30°C in 19 towns across the state.
Bhubaneswar recorded the highest at 32.3°C, followed by Jharsuguda and Paradip. Weather experts have predicted that temperatures may rise further by 3 to 4 degrees in the coming days.
Also read: President Murmu To Visit Odisha For Five Days In February
While no cold wave warnings have been issued, the IMD has predicted light to moderate fog in isolated areas until January 26. Experts said the warming trend marks the gradual transition from winter chill to early summer-like conditions.
Residents have been advised to prepare for rising temperatures, particularly during the afternoon hours, while mornings may still witness mild fog in some regions.
With no active weather systems currently influencing the state, conditions are expected to remain largely dry over the next week.
Officials said there is no warning related to cold wave conditions. However, light to moderate fog may occur in some places until January 26.
On Wednesday, daytime temperatures crossed 30°C in 19 towns across the state.
Bhubaneswar recorded the highest at 32.3°C, followed by Jharsuguda and Paradip. Weather experts have predicted that temperatures may rise further by 3 to 4 degrees in the coming days.
Also read: President Murmu To Visit Odisha For Five Days In February
While no cold wave warnings have been issued, the IMD has predicted light to moderate fog in isolated areas until January 26. Experts said the warming trend marks the gradual transition from winter chill to early summer-like conditions.
Residents have been advised to prepare for rising temperatures, particularly during the afternoon hours, while mornings may still witness mild fog in some regions.
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