Night temperatures will climb while foggy mornings persist in Odisha
Residents across Odisha should prepare for a notable shift in the climate as the IMD Bhubaneswar update indicates a transition toward warmer conditions. While the early morning hours still carry a lingering chill, the latest Odisha weather forecast confirms that night temperatures are on a steady upward trajectory. Meteorologists predict a gradual rise in minimum temperatures by 2 to 3 degrees Celsius over the next 48 hours, with no major fluctuations expected immediately after.
Current Temperature Snapshot
Recent data highlights a significant gap between day and night conditions. Talcher recently recorded the state's highest maximum temperature at 35.0 degrees, signaling an early touch of summer heat. Conversely, the Phulbani cold wave remains evident as it recorded a low of 7.8 degrees. In the higher altitudes, G. Udayagiri saw the mercury drop to 4.8 degrees. Despite these localized cold pockets, dry weather is currently the dominant feature across the state landscape.
Detailed Twin City Forecast (February 11 - February 17)
The Twin City weather news suggests a consistent pattern for the upcoming week. Both Bhubaneswar and Cuttack will likely experience dense mist or fog during the early morning hours, which will give way to clear, sunny skies by mid-day.
Regional Minimum Temperature Outlook
The Odisha winter exit appears to be in progress as the minimum temperature maps show a receding cold zone. By mid-February, coastal areas like Puri and Gopalpur are expected to see night lows reaching 20 to 21 degrees. Interior regions, including Jharsuguda and Sundergarh, will see their minimums climb from 10 degrees toward a more comfortable 15-degree range.
