Maharashtra Weather: Sunny Days Near 32°C, Nights 16°C, No Rain Alert
A dry spell holds over Maharashtra and western India this week, with comfortable nights and no IMD rain warning for farmers or commuters.
Image: Wikimedia Commons
Maharashtra will see sunny days and clear nights on Tuesday, 10 November, with no rainfall warning from the India Meteorological Department (IMD). India.com’s IMD-based report puts the daytime temperature at about 32°C, the night temperature at about 16°C and humidity near 36 per cent.
Dry Days, Cool Nights
The gap of roughly 16 degrees between day and night is typical of the dry post-monsoon season, and it matters for farmers with standing rabi crops and for anyone driving on early-morning highways, where mist can lower visibility. India.com does not give separate figures for Mumbai or Pune, and IMD has not issued a cold-wave or fog alert for the state in the reports IPB has seen.
No Big Change Across Western and Central India
Prabhat Khabar reports that IMD does not expect any major weather change over Maharashtra and western and central India for now. The rain and snow forecast for this week is in the north, where a western disturbance reaches the Himalayas from the night of 10 November, and in the south and Northeast, where showers continue. IPB’s report on the dry week in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh describes the same pattern next door, and state-wise updates sit under Maharashtra.
Also read Chhattisgarh Heavy Rain Alert to 5 November; Konkan, Vidarbha Dry From 6th
What to Watch This Week
The next change to look for is in the minimum temperature. If the northern system pushes cooler air south, nights in interior Maharashtra could dip below 16°C later in the week, but IMD has not forecast this yet.
Source: India Meteorological Department. Also based on reporting by India.com and Prabhat Khabar.
Image: Wikimedia Commons (file photo of Marine Drive, Mumbai).
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