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Maharashtra Weather Update | February 22, 2026: After a brief spell of relief from heat due to unseasonal rainfall, Maharashtra is once again facing changing weather conditions. The winter chill has almost completely withdrawn, and rising temperatures are being felt across the state. Meanwhile, fresh warnings of unseasonal weather have made the next 72 hours crucial for several regions.
Over the last two days, Maharashtra’s weather has shown noticeable बदलाव. On February 21, parts of Nashik and surrounding areas witnessed unseasonal बारिश, while several regions experienced cloudy conditions. This sudden change brought temporary relief from the heat, but it is expected to be short-lived. With February nearing its end, winter has almost faded, and summer-like conditions are returning.
Weather Forecast for Sunday (February 22)
Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai & Konkan Coast
Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai and the Konkan coastal belt will experience hot and humid weather.
- Morning: Relatively pleasant
- Afternoon: Intense heat and humidity
- Maximum temperature: 34°C to 36°C
- Minimum temperature: 22°C to 24°C
- Sky may remain partly cloudy, but no heavy rainfall is expected.
Western Maharashtra
Cities like Pune, Sangli, Satara and Kolhapur will feel mild coolness in the morning, followed by strong sunshine by afternoon.
- Maximum temperature: 36°C to 38°C
- Minimum temperature: 18°C to 20°C
- Mostly dry conditions with light cloud cover in some areas.
Marathwada & Vidarbha
Marathwada and Vidarbha regions will experience more intense heat compared to Saturday.
- Maximum temperature: 37°C to 39°C
- Minimum temperature: 19°C to 21°C
- Dry and hot conditions during the afternoon; very low chances of rainfall.
Overall Maharashtra Weather Outlook
On February 22, hot and dry weather will dominate most parts of Maharashtra. The impact of the recent unseasonal rain will remain limited, while temperatures are expected to gradually rise over the coming days. Weather experts have advised citizens to avoid direct sun exposure during afternoon hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions against heat-related discomfort.
