Sarbisheh in South Khorasan Province has been recognized as the coldest area in the country with a recorded temperature of minus one degree Celsius. During these cold autumn days, temperatures in other parts of the country have also significantly dropped, drawing attention to climate changes.
Low Temperatures in Other Parts of the Country
Alongside Sarbisheh, other regions have also experienced cold temperatures. For example, Birjand recorded a temperature of 4 degrees, while Asadiyeh and Qaen each recorded 5 degrees Celsius. In Tehran Province, Firuzkuh had the lowest temperature at one degree Celsius. Additionally, temperatures reached 4 degrees in Abali and Damavand, and 6 degrees in Mighoon.
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Coldest Areas in Other Provinces
In Mazandaran Province, Belad has been introduced as the coldest area with a temperature of 2 degrees Celsius. Kajar and Delir reported temperatures of 4 degrees, while Siyah-Bisheh recorded 5 degrees Celsius. In Isfahan Province, Mimeh registered the lowest temperature at 2 degrees Celsius. Chadegan, Fereydunshahr, and Daran also experienced 4 degrees Celsius.
In Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province, Shahrekord was the coldest area with a temperature of 2 degrees. Boroujen and Ben also recorded 4 degrees. In Kerman Province, Lalehzar recorded a temperature of 2 degrees and Shahrebabak 7 degrees Celsius.
In Razavi Khorasan, Quchan and Fariman had the lowest temperature at 3 degrees Celsius. In East Azerbaijan, Sarab recorded 3 degrees, and in Lorestan, Alishtar was reported as the coldest point at 3 degrees. In Kurdistan Province, Dehgolan was the coldest area at 4 degrees Celsius.
This weather situation not only affects the daily lives of people but can also impact agricultural and livestock activities. Given this drop in temperature, it is necessary for people and officials to be prepared to face potential challenges.
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