Weather Alert Maharashtra For December 30: Cold Wave Intensifies Across State, Next 24 Hours Risky Says IMD
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Maharashtra: Maharashtra is facing an intensified cold wave, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing an alert for the next 24 hours. Cold northerly winds are expected to push down minimum temperatures across the state, increasing cold conditions and posing challenges for residents, farmers, and travelers.
According to the IMD forecast for December 30, Maharashtra will experience predominantly dry and cold weather, with no rainfall expected in most regions. Morning fog may occur in some areas, but skies are likely to remain mostly clear throughout the day.
Konkan Region:
The Konkan belt will witness dry and mild weather. In Mumbai, maximum temperatures are expected to range between 31–32°C, while minimum temperatures may hover around 18–20°C. Light morning fog is possible, followed by sunny conditions during the day. Due to high coastal humidity, a chill may be felt during the night.
Western Maharashtra:
Cold wave conditions are likely to persist. Pune and Nashik may record minimum temperatures between 10–12°C, with maximum temperatures around 28–30°C. Morning fog and clear skies in the afternoon are expected. In parts of North Maharashtra, including Nashik and Jalgaon, the cold is likely to be more severe.
Marathwada:
Cold conditions will intensify further in Marathwada. Minimum temperatures are expected to range between 9–12°C, while maximum temperatures may remain around 28–30°C. Dry weather and light morning fog are forecast, with regions like Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar and Parbhani experiencing sharper cold during the night.
Vidarbha:
Vidarbha is likely to experience the coldest conditions in the state. In Nagpur, minimum temperatures may drop to 9–11°C, with maximum temperatures between 27–29°C. Clear skies, dry weather, cold northerly winds, morning fog, and severe nighttime cold are expected.
Overall, Maharashtra will continue to witness dry weather, dense cold conditions, and morning fog as key features. The IMD has advised farmers, senior citizens, and travelers to take adequate precautions to protect themselves from the cold.
