Severe cold knocks in Maharashtra! Mercury dropped in these areas, know the condition of your city

Maharashtra Weather: The cold is continuously increasing in Maharashtra. At this time, the outbreak of cold has increased in the country as well as in the state. There is a drop in temperature in Maharashtra. No major change in temperature is expected for the next three to four days. Dew will remain in the atmosphere. The Meteorological Department has issued a cold wave warning for Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana, Chandigarh and Haryana.

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In the district including Dhule city, the cold has increased wildly for the last few days and the mercury has been recorded seven to eight degrees Celsius in the district for the last two days. Jalgaon recorded a minimum temperature of 9.8 degrees Celsius, while Aurangabad and Nashik recorded a minimum temperature of 10.6 degrees Celsius. The temperature has also increased in Pune and the temperature is 12.5 degree Celsius, while the minimum temperature in Nagpur has been recorded at 13.2 degree Celsius. There has been a slight increase in the minimum temperature in Mumbai. Dew is also falling in Mumbai.

The bitter cold persisted throughout the day in Maharashtra and this has affected the life of the people. The increase in coolness is said to be beneficial for the Rabi season crops. The increasing cold has affected the lives of the people and the number of people coming out in the morning has reduced to a great extent.

How was the weather in these areas of Maharashtra?
Nashik temperature 10.6, Dahanu temperature 16, Pune temperature 12.5, Mahabaleshwar temperature 14.1, Ratnagiri temperature 19.1, Udgir temperature 17.5, Sangli temperature 18.1, Parbhani temperature 17, Jalgaon temperature 9.8, Colaba temperature 19.2, Nanded recorded 17.8, Solapur 20.1, Kolhapur 19.5, Satara 14.9, Malegaon 14.6, Santa Cruz 16.6, Aurangabad 10.6 and Nagpur 13.2.

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