Points clés
- After severe rains between 1-8 July in Maharaştra state, the weather cleared and temperatures increased.
- The temperature in the region exceeded 35 degrees Celsius, challenging citizens along with high humidity.
- Meteorological officials did not issue any weather alarm for Maharaştra for the next two days.
After the severe rains that lashed India's Maharashtra state, the weather calmed down temporarily. With the end of the rains, citizens are suffering from extreme heat due to high humidity as a result of both maximum and minimum temperatures increasing.
In the state, which includes cities such as Mumbai and Pune, the temperature indicator exceeded 35 degrees Celsius. The scorching heat felt during the afternoon hours and the increasing humidity negatively affect the local people. Authorities did not issue any weather warnings for the next two days across the state.
On the other hand, while rain is expected in the coming days in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Northeast India and Vidarbha regions, the heat wave is expected to continue on the eastern coasts. Thanks to the amount of water brought by the rains, water reserves in Maharashtra have strengthened, while the flood situation in the state has also eased.
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