On 5 October, the Meteorological Department forecasts clear skies across eastern and western Rajasthan, with no chance of rain and temperatures expected to rise 2 to 4 degrees Celsius above normal.
The monsoon season in Rajasthan typically withdraws around early October, leading to a shift from rainy to dry conditions. This year, the department notes the monsoon's departure has resulted in clear weather.
The forecast specifies that no district in the state has been issued any alert or warning. Daytime temperatures may exceed normal by 2 to 4 degrees Celsius in many areas.
While the department has not provided specific quotes, officials emphasize that the absence of alerts suggests stable weather conditions for the coming day.
In Kotputli‑Behror district, residents can anticipate sunny skies and warmer daytime conditions, which may influence outdoor activities and local commerce.
The Meteorological Department continues to monitor the situation and has advised the public to stay informed through official channels, though no special measures are currently required.
Looking ahead, the department expects the dry pattern to persist unless further changes occur, and will issue updates should any weather developments arise.
