Pune shivers as NDA records season's lowest minimum of 11.9 degrees Celsius
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The minimum temperature at the National Defence Academy weather station fell to 11.9 degrees Celsius on Saturday, the lowest in Pune city and district.
Pune, November 14, 2026: The cold is steadily increasing in Pune city and district. On Saturday, November 14, the weather station at the National Defence Academy (NDA) recorded a minimum temperature of 11.9 degrees Celsius, the lowest in the region. In many parts of the district the mercury has dropped below 15 degrees Celsius, making mornings and nights feel colder.
The weather was changeable over the past week, after which temperatures have kept falling. Cold winds are blowing and there is fog in the morning, adding to the chill.
After the NDA, the second lowest minimum temperature was 12.4 degrees Celsius at Malin, followed by 12.8 degrees Celsius at Haveli and 13.2 degrees Celsius at Baramati.
The minimum temperature was 13.9 degrees Celsius at Shivajinagar and Talegaon. Daund recorded 14 degrees Celsius. Nimgiri recorded 14.4 degrees Celsius, while Pashan and Indapur recorded 14.5 degrees Celsius. The minimum at Purandar was 14.8 degrees Celsius.
Among the other places, Narayangaon recorded 15.1 degrees Celsius, Hadapsar 15.3 degrees Celsius and Dhamdhere 15.6 degrees Celsius. Chinchwad and Magarpatta recorded 18.1 degrees Celsius. The highest minimum temperature among the places listed was 19.6 degrees Celsius at Wadgaon Sheri.
With the temperature falling, people have taken out their warm clothes. Morning walkers are increasingly seen in sweaters, mufflers and woollen caps to keep out the cold. In several neighbourhoods, bonfires have also begun to be lit early in the morning and late at night.
The cooler weather has brought relief after last week's changing conditions. Even so, with the minimum temperature continuing to fall, the cold in the mornings and at night is growing.
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