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Read under headings Max (maximum temperature), Min (minimum temperature), R (rainfall in past 24 hours) and TR (Total rain since June 1):
Station Max Min R TR Ahmedabad 34 14 0 0 Allahabad 25 11 0 94 Aurangabad 32 13 0 18 Bangalore 28 13 0 217 Bhopal 29 12 0 15 Bhubaneswar 30 15 0 109 Chennai 29 21 0 825 Dehra Dun 23 10 0 18 Gangtok 16 07 0 132 Guwahati 26 13 0 86 Hyderabad 31 13 0 98 Jaipur 29 13 0 0 Kolkata 27 16 0 156 Lucknow 26 06 0 4 Mumbai 36 22 0 1 Nagpur 32 13 0 1 New Delhi 26 12 0 1 Patna 27 10 0 93 Pune 31 13 0 14 Ranchi 24 09 0 48
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Rain, snow likely
in HP, Uttaranchal New Delhi, December 15 Temperatures: Past 24 hours change: Minimum temperatures rose in Haryana and changed a little elsewhere. Departure: They were appreciably above normal in Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir and Rajasthan, above normal in Himachal Pradesh, Punjab and Uttaranchal and normal in Uttar Pradesh. The lowest temperature in the plains was 4.6°C recorded at Amritsar. Forecast valid until the morning of December 17: Rain or snow is likely at a few places in Jammu and Kashmir and at isolated places in Himachal Pradesh and Uttaranchal.Weather will be mainly dry in the rest of the region. Forecast for Delhi and neighbourhood valid until the morning of Dec 17: Mainly clear sky. Mist in the morning. Minimum temperature will be around 9°C. Farmers’ weather bulletin for Delhi: Forecast valid until the morning of December 17: Sky will be mainly clear. Outlook for the subsequent two days:
No large change.
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No sign of cold wave Chandigarh, December 15 Confirming that at present there was no sign of a cold wave in the region, the Meteorology office here maintained that it was likely that the next two days would be sunny. The minimum temperatures remained 2 — 5°C above normal in Punjab, Haryana and even in some hill stations of Himachal Pradesh today. “The midnight temperatures need to be at least 6°C below normal to declare cold wave in a region,” a spokesman of the weather office here explained. The city and its surrounding areas of Punjab and Haryana recorded the minimum of 10.4°C, two degrees above normal. Ambala in Haryana also recorded 10.4°C, three degrees above normal, while it was 5°C above normal at midnight in Hisar (11°C). New Delhi also experienced the midnight temperature at 5°C above normal, as the Safdarjung airport recorded 11.6°C. In Punjab, Amritsar remained the coldest with 4.6°C with, however, no depression in the normalcy. Patiala recorded 9.6°C, three degrees above normal, while it was four degrees above normal in Ludhiana at 10.1°C. Even Shimla in Himachal Pradesh recorded five degrees above normal, a low at 9°C, while Bhuntar recorded 4°C and Sundernagar 4.6°C. Srinagar recorded a bone-chilling maximum at 8.6°C yesterday while Jammu had a high of 20.9°C, the weather office here said. The weathermen have forecast mainly sunny weather for most of Punjab and Haryana while showers are likely at some places in Himachal Pradesh over the next two days.
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