The weather in Punjab and Chandigarh is dry; daytime temperatures will rise, with the monsoon withdrawal continuing, and electricity demand exceeding 10,000 MW.

The weather in Punjab and Chandigarh is now consistently dry. Due to the effect of north-westerly winds, the humidity in the atmosphere is decreasing, and there are fewer chances of rain. The average maximum temperature in the state has increased by 0.4 degrees Celsius, although it remains close to normal. Bathinda was the hottest place in Punjab on Friday with a temperature of 35.1 degrees Celsius. There is a possibility of temperatures rising over the next two days, indicating the withdrawal of monsoon from Punjab and Chandigarh.