CHANDIGARH, OCT 17 — The influence of the recent western disturbance over Punjab has officially dissipated, setting the stage for clear skies and dry conditions across the state for the upcoming week. Weather officials affirmed that no precipitation is anticipated anywhere in the region through October two-two.
While daytime temperatures may experience a marginal increase, staying close to seasonal norms, residents will notice a distinct transition in daily weather patterns.
“The effect of the western disturbance has now ended, leading to clear weather conditions throughout the state,” local meteorological authorities reported, noting that Chandigarh recorded a morning temperature of twenty-seven degrees Celsius.
| Weather Parameter | Expected Trend |
| Precipitation | Zero chance of rain until October two-two |
| Daytime Climate | Mild warmth close to normal levels |
| Nighttime Climate | Increasing chill due to mountain winds |
| Advisories | No weather warnings issued for the state |
The shift is further reinforced by weather patterns in the upper elevations, where recent snowfall in the hilly terrain has begun steering cold winds toward the plains. These winds are expected to drive a gradual decrease in temperatures during early morning and late night hours, creating a noticeable contrast with mild afternoon warmth.
