Nagpur, November 13: Maharashtra is witnessing a gradual transition towards winter, with cooler mornings and nights contrasting with relatively warm afternoons. Most parts of the state, including Nagpur, Mumbai and Pune, are expected to experience dry weather on Friday, November 13, with no significant rainfall forecast.
According to the latest weather update, rainfall activity has largely subsided across Maharashtra, while declining minimum temperatures are bringing a noticeable chill during early morning and late-night hours.
Nagpur and Vidarbha: Warm Days, Cooler Nights
Nagpur is likely to record a maximum temperature of around 31°C and a minimum of approximately 16°C on Friday. Most parts of Vidarbha, including Amravati, Akola, Wardha, Yavatmal, Gondia and Chandrapur, are also expected to experience clear skies and dry weather.
While daytime sunshine will keep temperatures relatively warm, residents may experience mild cold during the night and early morning.
Mumbai: Hot and Humid Conditions
Mumbai is expected to experience mainly clear skies, with a possibility of light morning haze. The maximum temperature may reach around 34°C, while the minimum is likely to remain near 25°C.
Thane, Palghar and Raigad are also expected to witness dry conditions, although humidity may continue to cause discomfort in coastal areas.
Pune and Nashik: Noticeable Drop in Night Temperatures
Pune and Nashik are likely to experience cooler mornings, with minimum temperatures around 14°C. Maximum temperatures in both cities are expected to hover around 32°C.
Jalgaon, Dhule and Nandurbar are also likely to remain dry, with mild winter conditions becoming more noticeable during mornings and late nights.
No Rain Expected Until November 16
The current forecast indicates that dry weather is likely to continue across Maharashtra until November 16. No major rainfall activity is expected during this period.
Residents can expect a typical November weather pattern, with cooler mornings and evenings followed by sunny and relatively warm afternoons. The changing weather signals the gradual arrival of winter across the state.
