Punjab, Haryana continue to reel under cold conditions
PTI : Chandigarh, Tue Feb 26 2013, 13:03 hrs
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Cold conditions continued to prevail at many places in Punjab and Haryana today with minimum temperatures hovering a few notches below normal.
Ludhiana was the coldest place in the two states recording a low of 8.3 deg C, two notches below normal, the MeT said here.Patiala, too, experienced a cold night at 8.9 deg C, down one notch, while Amritsar's minimum settled at 10 deg C. Narnaul in Haryana recorded a low of 9 deg C, down onedegree, while Ambala registered a minimum of 9.5 deg C, one below normal.Chandigarh (10.5 deg C), Hisar (10.8 deg C) and Bhiwani (10.6 deg C) recorded near similar minimum temperatures.
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