Relief from heat in Maharashtra? Summer days likely to be cooler in state, says IMD
Maharashtra is set for a milder summer with maximum temperatures likely to be normal to below-normal from April to June, according to the IMD. Increased pre-monsoon activity and higher rainfall probability are expected to lead to more cloud cover, keeping daytime temperatures subdued. While nights may be warmer, the state is largely outside the high-risk zone for prolonged heatwaves.
Maharashtra is set for a milder summer with maximum temperatures likely to be normal to below-normal from April to June, according to the IMD. Increased pre-monsoon activity and higher rainfall probability are expected to lead to more cloud cover, keeping daytime temperatures subdued. While nights may be warmer, the state is largely outside the high-risk zone for prolonged heatwaves.
