Mumbai Weather LATEST Update: Rain Alert, Heat Wave Issued For THESE Districts; Check Forecast

Mumbai Weather LATEST Update: Weather department has issued Yellow Alert for rain and thunderstorms in Vidarbha's Chandrapur and Gadchiroli districts on April 7. But for rest of Marathwada, Vidarbha, it's a different story, with a severe heatwave

Heat Wave

Mumbai: Just as April begins, temperatures are already soaring across Maharashtra. The weather department has given a major update: while some parts of Vidarbha will get rain, the rest of the state has to brace for some serious, scorching heat.

Yellow Alert

The weather department has put Chandrapur and Gadchiroli districts on 'Yellow Alert' for April 7. People here can expect gusty winds, lightning, and light rain. Authorities have asked citizens and farmers to stay alert due to this unseasonal rain.

Konkan region

The Konkan region, including Mumbai, Thane, and Ratnagiri, won't see any rain. Instead, high humidity will make the weather very sticky and uncomfortable. With max temperatures between 32 and 35 degrees, Mumbaikars should get ready to sweat it out.

Marathwada

Marathwada, covering areas like Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Latur, and Beed, will be the hottest region. The Met department predicts the mercury will hit around 40 degrees Celsius here. This intense heat is likely to disrupt normal life, especially in the afternoons.

Dry Weather

The weather will stay completely dry in this part of the state. Pune and Western Maharashtra will see temperatures between 34 and 38 degrees. Meanwhile, the North Maharashtra belt, including Nashik and Jalgaon, will feel the heat even more.

Heatstroke

The heatwave threat continues for the remaining districts of Vidarbha, like Nagpur, Akola, and Amravati. Temperatures here could soar up to 42 degrees, so authorities have advised everyone to take precautions to avoid heatstroke.

Extreme Weather

The state is seeing two extremes at once: lightning in one part and a severe heatwave in another. Officials advise people to avoid standing under trees during thunderstorms. In hot areas, drink plenty of water when you step out to protect yourself from heatstroke.