Ahmedabad: The city and state may finally experience chill this week indicated the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast on Sunday.
The IMD mentioned that in the next 2-3 days, the city may experience drop of 2C in minimum temperature that might lead to the minimum temperature to 18C.
On Sunday, the minimum temperature was 3 higher than normal at 20.8 C.The maximum temperature was 1.3C higher than normal at 35. At 38C, Rajkot recorded the highest maximum temperature, and at 17.2C, Naliya recorded the lowest minimum temperature on Sunday in Gujarat. tnn
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The IMD mentioned that in the next 2-3 days, the city may experience drop of 2C in minimum temperature that might lead to the minimum temperature to 18C.
On Sunday, the minimum temperature was 3 higher than normal at 20.8 C.The maximum temperature was 1.3C higher than normal at 35. At 38C, Rajkot recorded the highest maximum temperature, and at 17.2C, Naliya recorded the lowest minimum temperature on Sunday in Gujarat. tnn
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