Pune: The monsoon made the simultaneous exit from Pune and Mumbai, and most of Maharashtra, on Thursday.
The exit from Mumbai and Pune almost six to seven days late compared to the date of normal withdrawal.
The normal date for the withdrawal of monsoon from the country is around October 5.
According to the date of normal withdrawal, on October 10, the rainy exit of the rainy season includes most parts of Maharashtra, MP Timur, North Chhattisgarh, East and above, mostly Bihar and Jharkhand, and several parts Odisha and West Bengal Gangetic; On October 15, withdrawals cover most countries.
The date of normal withdrawal is October 8 for Mumbai and October 9 for Pune.
“Southwest Monsun then resigned from several parts of Telangana, the remaining parts of the Marathwada, Madhya Maharashtra and Konkan, several parts of the northern interior of Karnataka and most of the Central Arab Sea on Thursday,” Anupam Kashyapi, Head of the weather forecast at IMD-Plane , tell Toi.
He said Pune is likely to see partly cloudy especially for the clear sky for the next few days, and there is a lower chance of rain on arrival.
“Temperature tends to rise in the main part of Maharashtra by getting out of the rain and clear sky.
Pune will see mercury up to 34-35 ° C for the next few days.
All districts have shown a temperature rise trend,” he said.
The IMD update on Thursday said the low pressure area layed at the Westcentral and Northwest Bay of Bengal.
It’s likely to move the west-northwest and reach Odisha-North Andhra Pradesh beach for the next 12 hours.
“Under the influence, light rainfall to moderate with isolated lightning storms can be seen in several parts of Vidarbha and Marathwada for October 16-18.
Madhya Maharashtra can only see a drizzle during this time,” he said.
Monsun comes out of Pune, Mumbai; Temps may rise
