Maharashtra to stay dry on November 14, with warm days and cooler nights
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Mostly dry weather is expected across Maharashtra on November 14, with sharp sun by day and a deepening chill at night as wind direction shifts.
Maharashtra is currently experiencing strong sunshine by day and a growing chill at night. A change in wind direction is causing temperatures in the state to fluctuate. On November 14, weather is expected to remain mostly dry in Mumbai, Konkan, western Maharashtra, north Maharashtra, Marathwada and Vidarbha. The chance of rain is low, but some areas may feel humid heat by day and cold at night.
In Konkan, the districts of Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, Raigad and Sindhudurg are likely to see dry weather and clear skies on November 14. The afternoon sun may be harsh in coastal areas, including Mumbai. If sea breezes are late to set in, moisture could make it more humid. At night, winds from the north and northeast may keep the weather relatively pleasant in some places. People should therefore protect themselves from the daytime sun and also watch for changes in night temperatures.
Dry weather is expected in the western Maharashtra districts of Pune, Satara, Sangli and Kolhapur. The effect of northeasterly winds may be seen in Pune. The sun will make days feel warm, but temperatures may drop at night and the cold may increase. Nights may turn somewhat colder in parts of Mahabaleshwar and Kolhapur, so those out in the morning and at night will feel the chill.
The night chill appears to be strengthening in the north Maharashtra districts of Nashik, Jalgaon, Dhule, Nandurbar and Ahilyanagar. A low temperature has been reported in Malegaon, while Ahilyanagar saw a slight rise. On November 14, some parts of this region may see fog in the early hours, and nights may feel colder. Those travelling early in the morning should be prepared for possible changes in visibility.
Skies are likely to be clear and the weather dry in the Marathwada districts of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Jalna, Beed, Parbhani, Nanded and Dharashiv. A minimum temperature of 19.8 degrees Celsius was recorded in Jalna. Dry weather may also prevail in Nanded and Parbhani during the day. Night temperatures are likely to fall, so the difference between day and night weather may persist here as well.
In the Vidarbha districts of Nagpur, Amravati, Akola, Wardha, Chandrapur, Yavatmal and Gadchiroli, skies will be clear and the weather is expected to be dry on November 14. Dry winds from the east and northeast may ease the daytime heat somewhat. If the night minimum falls gradually, the feeling of a mild chill may grow.
In this changing weather of humidity by day and cold at night, people should drink plenty of water and wear warm clothing as needed. Anyone troubled by the temperature changes should consult a doctor. Harvested crops such as soybean and cotton should be stored in a safe place. In case of sudden moisture or an unwanted change in the weather, farmers should make arrangements based on local forecasts to avoid losses.
Overall, dry weather is more likely than rain in Maharashtra on November 14. For district-wise official warnings and the latest temperature information, it is important to follow India Meteorological Department updates.
The temperature forecast for the next 10 days is as follows. November 15, Sunday: maximum 39 and minimum 23 degrees Celsius. November 16, Monday: 37 and 26. November 17, Tuesday: 38 and 22. November 18, Wednesday: 36 and 26. November 19, Thursday: 36 and 26. November 20, Friday: 37 and 21. November 21, Saturday: 37 and 22. November 22, Sunday: 38 and 23. November 23, Monday: 36 and 25. November 24, Tuesday: 36 and 25 degrees Celsius.
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