Snowfall in mount abu

Sirohi (Rajasthan): The desert state of Rajasthan is experiencing a record dip in mercury this year with the hill station of Mount Abu experiencing snowfall and the city of Churu, the gateway to the Thar, recording zero degree Celsius. People on the high rocky Aravalli plateau of Mount Abu near the Gujarat border woke up to snow-covered grounds, and glass sheets on vehicles. The minimum temperature in another Rajasthan city Churu, which is known as the gateway to the Thar Desert also slipped to zero degree Celsius on Monday. Northern India is in the grip of severe cold with many parts experiencing cold wave conditions. Fog leading to poor visibility has continued to disrupt road, train, and air traffic. According to the India Meteorological Department, visibility across most of the northern states remained poor with Bhatinda in Punjab and Bikaner in Rajasthan recording "zero visibility". The visibility in the national capital also was at 50 meters. Not only in Bhatinda, but visibility also remained low throughout Punjab, with Amritsar recording visibility of 25 metres. Uttar Pradesh, Odisha and West Bengal recorded low visibility on the day with 50 metres visibility at some places in Uttar Pradesh and Odisha. In contrast, North Bengal recorded visibility of 200 meters. (Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)

Mount Abu has emerged as the most popular winter resort in Western India due to its scenic beauty and altitude. Numerous tourists ask about Mount Abu’s snowfall each winter. Even though this phenomenon hasn’t happened yet, visiting Mount Abu is still a special experience, snowfall or not. The pleasant Mount Abu climate, which is located at a steep elevation of 1220 metres above sea level, draws a lot of tourists who are captivated by this oasis in the otherwise parched state of Rajasthan.Snowfall on Mount Abu? In 2023, Dispel the Myth of This Pure Paradise. We Have a Fleet of If you’re wondering whether Mount Abu Snowfall actually happens, you should know that it hasn’t happened yet, with the exception of a few instances in the past (including as recently as 2005), when Nakki Lake became frozen owing to extremely low temperatures. During the coldest month of the year, December, people have witnessed a layer of frost forming over the lake. The desire of tourists seeking to visit this distinctive hill station in the centre of a dry and desert terrain has increased as a result of this icing occurrence. Optional Period Mount Abu Because Mount Abu experiences a milder climate than the rest of western India, this hill station benefits from being a popular destination all year round. However, it is advised to visit Mount Abu during the months of November to March for the best possible tourist experiences. In November, when winter officially begins, Mount Abu experiences daytime h...

The cold wave conditions have gripped the northern and northwestern part of the country. National capital Delhi, Rajasthan, Punjab have witnessed dense fog. The Indian Metrological Department (IMD) has recorded maximum temperatures below 20 degree Celsius in several parts of the northern and northwestern part of the country. The lowest minimum temperature of 0.0 deg C was reported over Rajasthan's Churu in the plains of North India. Cold wave situation in India: Key points -Palam in Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 6.5°C while Safdarjung recorded a minimum temperature of 5°C -Dense fog engulfed parts of Uttar Pradesh's Moradabad lowering visibility in many areas. Haridwar in UP witnessed dense fog as the minimum temperature remained below 10 degrees Celsius. -As per -Fog and cold wave conditions prevailed in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad on Monday. IMD predicted fog conditions to continue for the whole week. -Meanwhile, in Punjab's Amritsar, fog and cold wave conditions prevailed as the minimum temperature was recorded at 6.5 degrees Celcius today. In Haryana, thick fog shrouded the city of Ambala. -In Rajasthan's Mount Abu, the dip in temperature caused snowing. People in Mount Abu woke up to snow-covered grounds. The snow froze on the windows of the vehicles. How worse can Cold wave get in India? Several places in Northern India woke up to severe cold and dense fog as the temperature dropped on Monday morning. -The IMD has predicted severe Cold Wave Conditions in nort...

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Most parts of the desert state of Rajasthan are currently experiencing a serious dip in the temperatures and cold wave conditions. This is the time when the air gets nippier and nights become chilly around most parts of Rajasthan every year. But the desert state is currently experiencing a record dip in mercury, and people were in for a surprise this season when the hill station of Mount Abu started experiencing snowfall! The city of Churu, gateway to the Heavy mist taking over Mount Abu, as the grounds are covered with a layer of snow! Image: Shutterstock/saiko3p. Locals and tourists on the Aravalli plateau of Mount Abu recently woke up to snow-covered grounds and glass sheets on vehicles. According to the “zero visibility”. The visibility in Churu is also recorded at 50 metres. Northern India is in the grip of extreme weather conditions with many parts experiencing cold wave conditions. Fog leading to poor visibility has continued to disrupt road, train, and air traffic. The IMD has predicted severe cold wave conditions in north Rajasthan during next few days. Places to visit in Mount Abu Nakki Lake is the perfect place to sit back and enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding hills in Mount Abu. Image: Shutterstock/saiko3p. Bordering wildlife sanctuary, which is home to Indian leopard, striped hyena, pangolin, Indian fox, wild boar, and more. There are over 80 temples and shrines here. Built between the 11 thand 13 thcentury, Delwara Jain Temples is one of thebest pl...

North India has beenhit by an intense cold wave as the minimum temperature dropped below freezing point in the mountain areas. The minimum temperature in north India dropped to 5.6 degrees Celsius. On Monday, the maximum temperature recorded in Delhi was 15.6 degree Celsius, far lower than what is normal for this time of the year. The Indian Meteorological Department has said that due to light wind and high moisture in lower tropospheric levels, cold winters and dense fog is likely to continue in North India for the next 24 to 48 hours. Meanwhile, the air quality will continue to remain in the “very poor” category. When will Cold wave end in Delhi and North India? As per the IMD, the temperature is expected to rise after the next 24 to 48 hours. It means that dwellers in Delhi and other parts of North India might get some respite from Wednesday onwards. Mahesh Palawat, vice president, climate and meteorology at Skymet Weather said that “there is a layer of upper haze when morning fog hasn’t lifted completely and is also obscuring sunshine during the day giving a feel of biting cold. These conditions will last for a day before temperatures rise gradually.” M Mohapatra, director general at IMD said that minimum temperatures will also rise in the upcoming days across North India. He said, “Minimum temperatures are between 3 and 7°C now over most of NW India which is expected to rise to 7-10°C around December end.” Snowfall in Mount Abu, Rajasthan Temperatures in Rajasthan rea...

The cold wave conditions have gripped the northern and northwestern part of the country. National capital Delhi, Rajasthan, Punjab have witnessed dense fog. The Indian Metrological Department (IMD) has recorded maximum temperatures below 20 degree Celsius in several parts of the northern and northwestern part of the country. The lowest minimum temperature of 0.0 deg C was reported over Rajasthan's Churu in the plains of North India. Cold wave situation in India: Key points -Palam in Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 6.5°C while Safdarjung recorded a minimum temperature of 5°C -Dense fog engulfed parts of Uttar Pradesh's Moradabad lowering visibility in many areas. Haridwar in UP witnessed dense fog as the minimum temperature remained below 10 degrees Celsius. -As per -Fog and cold wave conditions prevailed in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad on Monday. IMD predicted fog conditions to continue for the whole week. -Meanwhile, in Punjab's Amritsar, fog and cold wave conditions prevailed as the minimum temperature was recorded at 6.5 degrees Celcius today. In Haryana, thick fog shrouded the city of Ambala. -In Rajasthan's Mount Abu, the dip in temperature caused snowing. People in Mount Abu woke up to snow-covered grounds. The snow froze on the windows of the vehicles. How worse can Cold wave get in India? Several places in Northern India woke up to severe cold and dense fog as the temperature dropped on Monday morning. -The IMD has predicted severe Cold Wave Conditions in nort...

North India has beenhit by an intense cold wave as the minimum temperature dropped below freezing point in the mountain areas. The minimum temperature in north India dropped to 5.6 degrees Celsius. On Monday, the maximum temperature recorded in Delhi was 15.6 degree Celsius, far lower than what is normal for this time of the year. The Indian Meteorological Department has said that due to light wind and high moisture in lower tropospheric levels, cold winters and dense fog is likely to continue in North India for the next 24 to 48 hours. Meanwhile, the air quality will continue to remain in the “very poor” category. When will Cold wave end in Delhi and North India? As per the IMD, the temperature is expected to rise after the next 24 to 48 hours. It means that dwellers in Delhi and other parts of North India might get some respite from Wednesday onwards. Mahesh Palawat, vice president, climate and meteorology at Skymet Weather said that “there is a layer of upper haze when morning fog hasn’t lifted completely and is also obscuring sunshine during the day giving a feel of biting cold. These conditions will last for a day before temperatures rise gradually.” M Mohapatra, director general at IMD said that minimum temperatures will also rise in the upcoming days across North India. He said, “Minimum temperatures are between 3 and 7°C now over most of NW India which is expected to rise to 7-10°C around December end.” Snowfall in Mount Abu, Rajasthan Temperatures in Rajasthan rea...

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Month High/Low (°C) Rain January 19°/ 6° 0 days February 24°/ 10° 0 days March 27°/ 13° 1 days April 33°/ 19° 0 days May 35°/ 20° 2 days June 34°/ 22° 12 days July 29°/ 20° 17 days August 25°/ 19° 24 days September 25°/ 19° 26 days October 28°/ 17° 5 days November 25°/ 14° 2 days December 21°/ 9° 1 days Despite its elevation, Mount Abu does not receive snowfall during winters, experiencing pleasant weather, Winter (November - February) is an ideal time for a visit. Although the temperatures aren't significantly low, travellers are advised to carry warm clothing. It is also the best time for sightseeing and other adventurous activities like trekking. Visiting Mount Abu in winters will give you a chance to witness the winter festival that is held towards the end of December every year. This three-day long festival highlights the rich culture and traditions of Rajasthan through many live performances by many artists. Other than the cultural programmes, travellers can also take part in some sports events and cricket matches, which are a part of the festival as well. Apart from this, the Camel festival and Holi are other major festivals celebrated with zeal and enthusiasm. Mountain Mount Abu For nature lovers, monsoons are an ideal time to visit Mount Abu. Even though the region receives less rainfall, these short spells of rain make the place fresher and greener. This season is also an excellent time for leisure activities like bird watching, nature walks and photography. Moun...