Sirpur Cold Weather Impact: Telangana Hits 8.1°C, Affecting Farmers
Key Highlights:
- Temperature Drop: Sirpur (U) mandal recorded 8.1°C on Friday. Other areas saw temperatures ranging from 9°C to 15°C.
- Agricultural Impact: Cold weather has delayed essential farming activities. Tasks like pesticide spraying and cotton harvesting are now taking place after 10 am.
- Cold Weather Measures: Residents are using woolen clothing and lighting bonfires to stay warm. The elderly and children are especially affected.
- Health Concerns: Seasonal health issues have increased, with vulnerable populations at higher risk.
- Prolonged Cold Spell: Temperatures in some areas have dropped to 8.2°C. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation.
Sirpur (U) mandal in Telangana is facing unusually cold weather, which has caused a significant disruption in daily activities. The temperature fell to 8.1°C on Friday, and it continues to drop in many areas. This extreme cold is not only affecting residents but also impacting agricultural practices. As a result, farmers are forced to delay vital tasks like pesticide spraying and cotton harvesting. These activities are now carried out after 10 am, once the temperature has risen slightly.
Furthermore, the cold weather is leading to health concerns, especially for the elderly and children. Seasonal illnesses, such as respiratory infections, have increased, and there are growing concerns about the vulnerability of these groups. To combat the cold, many residents have resorted to wearing woolen clothes and gathering around bonfires. As temperatures continue to hover between 8°C and 15°C, authorities are advising everyone to take extra precautions.
In addition, local authorities are monitoring the situation closely. With the prolonged cold spell expected to last for several more days, the government has urged farmers to protect their crops and take steps to minimize damage. It is important for people to stay indoors during the coldest hours, typically in the early morning. As the region grapples with these conditions, the need for awareness and preparation has never been more critical.
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