Maharashtra Weather Today: Alert for heavy rain in these 17 districts of Maharashtra, IMD has issued an orange alert

A heavy rainfall alert has been issued for 17 districts in Maharashtra today. According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the rainfall is expected to continue throughout the week. Mumbai is also under an orange alert due to severe weather conditions. This article provides details on the districts under heavy rainfall warnings and the precautions that can be taken.

Rainfall Forecast for Mumbai (15–18 July):

Mumbai is expected to experience heavy rainfall this week. Weather experts have noted that the monsoon is very active, and the intensity of the rain is not expected to decrease.

• 15 July: minimum temperature of 25 °C and maximum of 27 °C. The sky will be mostly cloudy with heavy rainfall.
• 18 July: minimum temperature of 24 °C and maximum of 28 °C The sky will be mostly cloudy with heavy rainfall.

Heavy Rainfall Alert in Other Districts:

A heavy rainfall alert has been issued for various parts of Mumbai weather, including Colaba, Borivali, Chembur, Mulund, Powai, Santacruz, Worli, and Thane. Additionally, other areas such as Harnai, Alibaug, Amravati, Nagpur (KVK, College of Agriculture, Sonegaon Airport), Nanded, Nandurbar, and Ratnagiri are also on alert. Citizens in these districts are advised to remain cautious.

Possibility of Light Rain: Districts like Risod, Sakoli, Sangli, Satara, Solapur, Sindi, Tuljapur, Tumsar, Udgir, Warora, Vengurla, Wardha, and Washim may experience light rainfall. While the weather will generally remain normal, residents should stay updated with weather information.

Impact of the Monsoon: The monsoon is fully active in Maharashtra, affecting all parts of the state. This not only impacts daily life but also has significant effects on agriculture and the environment.

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Waterlogging and traffic issues: Heavy rainfall can lead to waterlogging and traffic jams in Mumbai and other districts. Low-lying areas are particularly susceptible to flooding, which can disrupt transportation.

Conclusion: Heavy rainfall continues in Maharashtra, and citizens are advised to exercise caution. Follow government directives and stay safe. Pay attention to the latest weather updates and plan accordingly.