Baramati records 77.2 mm rain, Shivajinagar 41.1 mm, in 24 hours across Pune district
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Baramati got the most rain in Pune district in the 24 hours to 8.30 am Monday, while the IMD forecasts very light to light rain on Monday and Tuesday.
Several parts of Pune district received rain in the past 24 hours. According to figures recorded till 8.30 am on Monday, Baramati got the most, at 77.2 mm. Ambegaon was second with 49.5 mm, and Shivajinagar third with 41.1 mm.
In the same period, Dhamdhere recorded 39.5 mm and Shirur 39 mm. The figure for Lohegaon came in a separate 8.30 am update on Monday, with 36.2 mm of rain recorded there.
In the city and surrounding areas, Hadapsar received 35.5 mm, Haveli 35 mm and Magarpatta 30.5 mm. Chinchwad recorded 19.5 mm, Pashan 14.6 mm and the National Defence Academy (NDA) area 5.5 mm.
The rest of the district had light showers. Between 8.30 am on November 1 and 8.30 am on November 2, Bhor recorded 17.5 mm, Talegaon 14 mm, Purandar 5 mm and Daund 2.5 mm.
The weather update also gives humidity levels. Relative humidity was 100 per cent at both Shivajinagar and Chinchwad. The minimum temperature was 21.2 degrees Celsius at Shivajinagar and 21.3 degrees Celsius at Chinchwad.
On the outlook, the India Meteorological Department (IMD), in its local forecast issued on Sunday, said the sky over Pune and surrounding areas would be mostly clear in the morning on Monday and Tuesday. Partly cloudy skies are expected by afternoon or evening. Very light to light rain is likely on both days.
On temperature, the department expects a maximum of 33 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 22 degrees Celsius on Monday. On Tuesday, the maximum is expected to be 32 degrees Celsius and the minimum 23 degrees Celsius.
Partly cloudy skies are likely on Wednesday afternoon or evening. From Thursday to Saturday, the IMD expects mostly clear weather.
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