Thunderstorms likely in Nagpur on October 28 and 29, while Mumbai and Pune stay hot

Weather across Maharashtra will vary in the last week of October. Heat and humidity will rise in Mumbai and Pune, while Nagpur may see thundery rain on October 28 and 29.

According to the weather report issued on October 27, Nagpur may stay cloudy, with rain likely over the next two days. Residents have been advised to keep checking the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast for the latest information on the timing and intensity of the rain.

On October 27, the maximum temperature in Nagpur is expected to be around 32 degrees Celsius and the minimum around 21 degrees Celsius. Clouds may build up, and thunderstorms are possible on October 28 and 29. This could bring a brief change in the city's weather. How much rain will fall and which areas will be affected is not yet clear. It would be advisable to check local weather advisories before planning outings or travel.

Heat and humidity are likely to continue in Mumbai on October 27, with a maximum temperature of around 36 degrees Celsius and a minimum of around 25 degrees Celsius. The sky will be mostly clear, and strong sunshine may make the afternoon uncomfortable. People have been asked to drink plenty of water, avoid long exposure to direct sunlight and take care during the hottest part of the day.

Pune, too, is expected to be warm during the day in late October. Daytime temperatures may feel uncomfortable, while mornings and nights may be relatively cool. The report gives no firm indication of good rain in Pune. Residents should keep watching the latest local forecast for any change.

Could rain return to Maharashtra? A weather system forming in the Bay of Bengal may affect rainfall in some parts of the country. Some areas of Maharashtra may get light rain or thundery showers, but the current forecast does not confirm widespread rain across the state. The outlook may change as new weather data comes in.

Given the likely rain on October 28 and 29, people in Nagpur should keep track of the latest updates. During thunderstorms, they should stay away from open grounds, isolated trees and electricity poles. In Mumbai and Pune, precautions against heat and dehydration will remain necessary during strong sunshine.