Maharashtra Weather Forecast, March 11: Mumbai, Pune, and Thane brace for scorching heat; caution advised

Maharashtra Weather Forecast, March 11: Maharashtra is likely to witness intense heat, with hazy sunshine on Tuesday. Most cities will see temperatures above 40°C. Extremely high temperatures have further increased the risk of heat exhaustion, dehydration, or heatstroke. Residents are advised to take proper precautions. Here is the detailed report on weather conditions for major cities.

Mumbai
Max Temperature: 39°C
Min Temperature: 24°C
Real Feel Temperature: 40°C
With hazy sunshine throughout the day, stepping outside for extended periods is not advisable. Due to the high humidity levels, discomfort will be more intense, making it important for residents to stay hydrated and wear light-coloured clothing.

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Pune
Max Temperature: 38°C
Min Temperature: 16°C
Real Feel Temperature: 38°C
During the day, dry heat will dominate, increasing the risk of heat exhaustion. Those planning to step outside should carry water, avoid direct sunlight, and take frequent breaks in shaded areas.

Nagpur
Max Temperature: 37°C
Min Temperature: 20°C
Real Feel Temperature: 39°C
Nagpur will very warm conditions. Residents should avoid outdoor activities during peak afternoon hours to prevent dehydration.

Thane
Max Temperature: 40°C
Min Temperature: 23°C
Real Feel Temperature: 41°C
Authorities have warned that the heat could be dangerous, increasing the risk of heatstroke and dehydration. People are strongly advised to stay indoors, minimize outdoor activities, and avoid direct sunlight as much as possible.

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Nashik
Max Temperature: 39°C
Min Temperature: 17°C
Real Feel Temperature: 39°C
The daytime heat will be intense, and prolonged exposure to the sun could result in heat-related illnesses. The risk of dehydration and heatstroke is high, so residents must take necessary precautions.