Bengaluru Experiences Unusually Cold February Night, Temperatures Dip Below Normal
Bengaluru recorded a significant drop in night temperatures on Wednesday, marking one of the coldest February nights observed in recent years. According to sources from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the city's minimum temperature typically remains above 15°C during February. However, in a notable deviation from this pattern, Bengaluru registered a minimum temperature of 14.4°C on Wednesday night.
Temperature Variations Across the City
The chill was even more pronounced in other parts of the city. HAL Airport recorded a minimum temperature of 12.9°C, while Kempegowda International Airport logged 12.8°C, indicating widespread cooling effects across different regions of Bengaluru.
IMD Analysis and Climate Context
IMD scientists have noted that minimum temperatures have been consistently 2–3°C below normal for February, making this temperature dip particularly unusual for this time of year. This deviation from typical climatic patterns highlights the unexpected nature of the cold spell, which has caught the attention of meteorologists and residents alike.
The data suggests that Bengaluru is experiencing atypical weather conditions, with the recent cold night standing out as a significant meteorological event. The IMD continues to monitor the situation closely, providing updates on any further developments in the city's weather patterns.
