Western Winds Bring Relief from Cold Wave in Odisha

Odisha is finally experiencing relief from the biting cold wave as western winds sweep across the state, raising minimum temperatures in several districts.

According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the chill that gripped the region over the past week has begun to ease, with warmer nights expected in the coming days.

Jharsuguda recorded a minimum temperature of 8.8°C, marking a rise of 2°C from the previous day. Keonjhar also saw an increase, with temperatures climbing to 10.6°C, up by 1.2°C compared to Friday.

In the capital city, Bhubaneswar, the mercury settled at 12°C, offering respite to residents.

IMD officials noted that the impact of western winds is likely to intensify further, leading to a gradual rise in temperatures across Odisha.

This shift is expected to bring comfort to people who have been enduring the cold wave, particularly during nighttime hours.

The easing of the cold wave comes as a welcome change for residents, farmers, and daily wage earners who bore the brunt of the harsh winter conditions.

With temperatures on the rise, Odisha is set to experience comparatively warmer nights, signalling the end of the cold spell.