There has been a significant fluctuation in temperature in Gujarat in just 15 days. Last week, the mercury in various districts of the state including Ahmedabad rose. It was as if fireballs were raining from the sky in February itself. It is worth mentioning that according to the Indian Meteorological Department, this year February has been extremely hot across the country, meaning that Gujarat also recorded high temperatures, while the maximum temperature in the state remained very high during the last 5 days of the month. In the beginning of March, i.e. when summer actually begins, due to various systems, the temperature dropped by five to six degrees and in some districts this drop even reached 13 degrees. But now, according to the weather department’s forecast, the temperature is likely to rise by five degrees again in the next five days, so the people of Gujarat will once again experience scorching heat. According to the weather department’s forecast, the state’s climate will remain dry for the next five to seven days, and after the temperature remains constant for 24 hours, the minimum and maximum temperatures will gradually increase by three to five degrees. That is, once again, the people of Gujarat will have to experience scorching heat after getting partial relief from the heat. The maximum temperature of some districts of the state is likely to reach 40 degrees during the next seven days. The state will experience heat once again after the system due to which the land was cold passes. There was heavy snowfall in the last days of February and the beginning of March in the areas of North India. After that, the state was also cold due to continuous winds blowing from the north and northeast. But now, heat will begin in the state due to these same winds. Currently, the winds are coming from the north and northeast direction over Gujarat, but they become hot as they pass through the plains and heat the land as soon as they reach Gujarat. On the other hand, the coastal areas of the Arabian Sea will also experience gusty winds. According to the Director of the Meteorological Department, Dr. A.K. Das, the minimum and maximum temperatures of the state will gradually increase by three to five degrees during the next seven days. And a yellow warning has been issued for the entire coastal area of ​​the state during the next 9 and 10 March. Because, due to the humidity of the Arabian Sea and the hot winds coming from the north and northeast, a yellow alert has been issued for hot humid winds in the entire coastal area from Kutch to South Gujarat. The coastal area will experience extreme gusty winds during the next 9 and 10 March. Therefore, the Meteorological Department has issued a yellow warning for hot and humid weather on the fourth and fifth days. The state has witnessed extreme fluctuations in temperature over the past week and the next week. The Meteorological Department has expressed the possibility of an increase of five degrees in the coming days. Talking about Ahmedabad city, February 28 was the hottest day of this season so far. On this day, the maximum temperature of Ahmedabad was recorded at 37.7 degrees and the maximum temperature of Vadodara was 37.4 degrees. While on February 27, the maximum temperature of Surat was 38.4 degrees and the highest maximum temperature ever recorded in Rajkot was 38.7 degrees. Apart from this, on February 26, a maximum temperature of 38.6 degrees was recorded in Keshod, Junagadh. That is, the highest maximum temperature was recorded in Gujarat during the 26th, 27th and 28th of February. After that, the temperature has been continuously decreasing since March 2, 2025. During this time, the maximum temperature of all the districts of the state remained normal or below normal. Apart from this, the minimum temperature also decreased by 13 degrees in just 24 hours in a city like Naliya. The maximum temperature of various districts of the state also remained between 32 and 35 degrees. But now, according to the forecast of the Meteorological Department, the people of Gujarat will have to be prepared to bear a rise in temperature of up to five degrees in the next five days. Regarding the temperature situation of the main cities of the state during the last 24 hours, the maximum temperature of Ahmedabad was 32.3 and the minimum temperature was 14.7 degrees, the maximum temperature of Vadodara was 33.4 and the minimum temperature was 14.4 degrees, the maximum temperature of Rajkot was 34 and the minimum temperature was 14 degrees and the maximum temperature of Surat was 34.6 and the minimum temperature was 17.8 degrees. Apart from this, the lowest minimum temperature in the state during the last 24 hours was recorded in Naliya at 11.5 degrees. Apart from this, the highest maximum temperature was recorded in Daman at 36.4 degrees. According to the Meteorological Department, the weather in Ahmedabad and surrounding areas is likely to remain dry during the next 24 hours, with the maximum temperature likely to reach 35 degrees and the minimum temperature likely to reach 15 degrees.