Pune Records Hottest January Day Since 2009, Maximum Temperature Reaches 34.6°C With Help of Persistent Circulation

Sanap explained, “The circulation is likely to persist for the next three to four days, keeping temperatures elevated. After that, we anticipate a drop in both minimum and maximum temperatures.”

The heatwave is not confined to Pune. Other parts of Maharashtra are also reporting higher-than-normal temperatures. Mumbai’s Santacruz recorded a maximum of 34.5°C, 4°C above normal, while Ratnagiri registered a sweltering 36.1°C, which was 4.9°C above average. Pune’s maximum of 34.6°C was 4.2°C above the seasonal norm, and the city’s Lohgaon area recorded a minimum of 17.7°C, 6.6°C higher than usual.

While temperatures are expected to drop later this week, the current heatwave highlights a significant deviation from typical winter conditions in Pune and other regions of India.

Hey there, folks! It looks like we’re in for a bit of a heatwave in Pune and other parts of Maharashtra. According to experts, this hot weather is expected to stick around for the next few days, keeping those temperatures nice and toasty. But don’t worry, relief is on the way – after the next three to four days, we should see a drop in both the minimum and maximum temperatures.

And it’s not just Pune feeling the heat – Mumbai’s Santacruz area saw temperatures soar to a scorching 34.5°C, a whopping 4°C above normal. Over in Ratnagiri, things were even hotter with a high of 36.1°C, a staggering 4.9°C above the average. Even Pune’s maximum temperature of 34.6°C was well above the seasonal norm, and the Lohgaon area hit a minimum of 17.7°C, a significant 6.6°C higher than usual.

But don’t sweat it too much – things are expected to cool down later this week. While this heatwave is definitely a departure from our usual winter weather, it’s a good reminder to stay hydrated and take care of yourself during these hot days. Stay cool, Pune!

Thanks For Reading Report of Punepress.com