Maharashtra to stay dry for next 4-5 days, warm days and cold nights ahead

Maharashtra is seeing a mixed weather pattern these days. The heat of the sun is felt during the day, while the cold is increasing in the early morning and at night. There is no chance of rain in the state for now, and the weather is expected to stay dry for the next 4 to 5 days. With a change in wind direction, the maximum temperature in some parts of South Maharashtra may rise by 1 to 2 degrees Celsius. People will therefore experience both heat by day and cold by night.

Conditions are not favourable for rain, so the weather will remain dry in most areas. The sky will be mostly clear, with light clouds possible in some places. The minimum temperature is gradually falling, which will keep mornings and nights cool. The intensity of the sun may continue in the afternoon. People will need to take care in the changing weather.

In the Konkan districts of Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, Raigad, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg, the sky is likely to be clear to partly cloudy. Humidity may make it feel muggy in some places. The maximum temperature in the region is expected to be 34 to 35 degrees Celsius and the minimum around 18 degrees. It will be warm during the day, but the air will be somewhat cool in the early hours.

In the North Maharashtra districts of Dhule, Nashik, Nandurbar and Jalgaon, a fall in the minimum temperature is bringing a hint of cold in the morning and at night. The maximum temperature here may be around 31 degrees and the minimum around 14 degrees Celsius. There will be a pleasant chill in the early hours, but it may feel warm in the afternoon as the temperature climbs.

In West Maharashtra, the sky is expected to be mostly clear and the maximum temperature may be around 29 degrees Celsius. The air will be cool in the morning and at night. However, with the change in wind direction, the maximum temperature in some parts of South Maharashtra may rise by 1 to 2 degrees, making the midday sun somewhat harsher.

In Marathwada, the maximum temperature may reach 33 degrees Celsius and the weather is expected to stay dry for the next 4 to 5 days. No weather alert has been issued for the region for now. Water scarcity persists for lack of rain and farmers' difficulties are mounting. Farmers are watching whether it will rain in the coming days.

In most parts of Vidarbha, the maximum temperature is likely to be 32 to 33 degrees and the minimum around 18 degrees Celsius. The minimum temperature may fall by 1 to 2 degrees, so the cold could increase at night and in the early hours. No rain or other weather alert is forecast for the region for now.

Overall, the chance of rain in the state is low for the next few days and the weather will be dry. Nights and early mornings will get colder, while the day will stay warm. Temperatures are likely to rise in some parts of South Maharashtra, so people should protect themselves from the sun. Farmers should also plan for water arrangements in view of the situation created by the lack of rain.