In the Konkan region, no alert has been issued for Thursday. The region has witnessed a break in rainfall over the past few days, with alternating periods of sunshine and cloud cover. Weather conditions are currently dry and hot. However, the weather in Konkan is expected to change after September 12, with the Meteorological Department forecasting good rainfall at most places.
In North Maharashtra, districts including Nandurbar, Nashik, Jalgaon and Dhule are likely to receive light showers. Moderate rainfall has also been forecast in some areas. However, the region has also experienced a prolonged break in rainfall, resulting in a significant rainfall deficit. A yellow alert has been issued for the Nashik ghat areas for Friday, increasing the possibility of rainfall and offering some relief to residents.
Western Maharashtra is currently witnessing hot and dry weather. No alert has been issued for Pune, Kolhapur, Satara, Sangli and Solapur districts on Thursday. While light showers are possible at some locations, the region has not received widespread rainfall, adding to concerns among farmers and residents.
The weather is expected to change after the next two days, with rainfall intensity likely to increase in some areas. Overall, although Maharashtra is currently experiencing a break in rainfall, the Meteorological Department's forecast indicates that weather conditions may begin changing from Friday.
Rain is expected to become active across the state from September 11. Heavy rainfall has been forecast across much of Maharashtra, including Vidarbha, Marathwada and Madhya Maharashtra. The latest weather update from the Meteorological Department is expected to provide some relief to farmers who have been facing growing concerns amid the prolonged rainfall break.
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