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Humidity to rise in Maharashtra after monsoon exit; Nagpur may touch 32 degrees Celsius

With the south-west monsoon gone, rain has eased across Maharashtra and sharp sun and humidity are expected, with Nagpur's maximum around 32 degrees Celsius.

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The second fortnight of October is under way in Maharashtra and the weather is changing. The south-west monsoon has withdrawn, so rain activity has eased in many parts of the state. Strong sunshine and rising humidity during the day may trouble people.

In Nagpur, the maximum temperature is expected to be around 32 degrees Celsius. The city's air quality also remains a concern.

In Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and Navi Mumbai, sea breezes may keep the air moist. When the sun is out during the day, the heat may feel worse. In the rest of the Konkan, too, the weather may vary with local conditions. For the latest forecast on the chances of rain, it is necessary to check the information from the weather department.

In Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad, strong sun during the day may make it feel hot. Some relief is expected in the morning and at night. People who go out in the afternoon have been advised to drink plenty of water and avoid staying long in direct sunlight.

According to the available weather data for October 17, 2026, the temperature in Nagpur was recorded at 23 degrees Celsius. The city's maximum is expected to be 32 degrees and the minimum 23 degrees. The sun will rise at 5:55 am and set at 5:26 pm. Humidity was recorded at 91 per cent and atmospheric pressure at 1011.

The forecast for the next seven days indicates a maximum temperature of roughly 31 to 33 degrees. However, it would be advisable to check the latest local forecast to confirm the figures for the week.

The Air Quality Index (AQI) in Nagpur has been recorded at 131. The available data puts the PM2.5 level at 58 and the PM10 level at 128. Under the common Indian AQI classification, 131 falls in the "moderate" category, not "poor". Even so, sensitive people should take precautions according to pollution levels and their own health.

Heat may be felt during the day in many areas of Vidarbha and Marathwada, including Nagpur. People should drink plenty of water, wear light clothing and avoid long periods in strong sun. Keep an eye on official updates for changes in the weather and air quality.

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