- Shivajinagar and Lohegaon experience unseasonably high temperatures over the weekend, with temperatures above normal by 4-6 degrees.
- The rise in night temperature is attributed to increased atmospheric moisture levels brought in by southwesterly winds.
- Scientist SD Sanap from IMD Pune explains that the southwesterly wind has brought a significant amount of moisture over the state, leading to a sharp increase in minimum temperature.
- The pattern of high temperatures and moisture is expected to continue for the next few days.
- Dense fog blankets the city on Sunday morning, causing slow traffic movement on highways due to reduced visibility.
- The IMD predicts similar foggy conditions for the upcoming days, advising citizens to plan road trips after 9 am.
- Concerns are raised about the impact of the unusual weather on crops, particularly onions.
- Scientists and agriculture department officials warn that the sudden temperature increase and dense fog could harm onion plants, causing leaves to yellow and saplings to wither.
- Other crops like wheat and maize may also be affected, leading to oxidative stress in plants that could impact germination and yield capacity.
- Farmers are advised to monitor their crops closely and take necessary precautions to protect them from the changing weather conditions.
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