Pune: Officials at the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) said here on Sunday that warmer days and warmer nights will apply in the city for the next few days.
The maximum temperature of the city is likely to drift around 30-32 degrees Celsius until 12 February.
The same is below normal with one to two degrees Celsius.
At the same time, the night temperature is likely to remain between 11-14 degrees Celsius.
A senior official meeting said that currently Western disturbances are over North Pakistan and move to the northeast.
Because of this, the upper air circulation has been formed in northwestern India.
“The four meteorological sub-divisions in the state will record a gradual decrease in the temperature and the night temperature rise due to this weather condition,” the official said.
On Sunday, the Shivajinagar Observatory recorded a maximum temperature of 32.2 degrees Celsius, the above normal at 0.8 degrees Celsius, and the Lohegaon Observatory recorded 31.3 degrees Celsius, which was below normal at 0.7 degrees Celsius, said the high-ranking .
The night temperature of the Shivajinagar Observatory, which includes the city’s core area, is recorded below normal temperatures.