Maharashtra is experiencing heavy rain and storms, particularly in Thane and Mumbai, which are under a yellow alert due to expected thunderstorms and gusty winds of 40 to 50 km/h. The region is facing a combination of extreme heat, with temperatures reaching 44 degrees Celsius, and sudden rainfall.
Heavy rain and storms hit several parts of Maharashtra on Thursday (May 7), with Thane and Mumbai bracing for dust storms and thunderstorms in the next few hours. Several parts of the state are expected to witness lightning and heavy rains. Residents should prepare for severe weather conditions over the coming days, as the state faces a unique combination of extreme heat and sudden rainfall.
Mumbai is under a yellow alert due to expected thunderstorms, with the IMD warning of heavy rainfall and gusty winds reaching speeds of 40 to 50 kilometers per hour.
The city’s unusual weather patterns have seen temperatures soar to 44 degrees Celsius in some areas, prompting residents to remain vigilant.Residents in Kalyan and Mulund experienced a massive storm on Thursday (May 7) during evening hours, while Mumbai and Thane were kept on standby for severe weather patterns.
Thane is also included in the yellow alert, with significant rainfall anticipated. The coastal region of Konkan, including Thane, is likely to experience high humidity levels, which will lead to discomfort. The IMD has indicated that humidity will rise sharply over the next 72 hours, exacerbating the situation for residents.
Moreover, thunderstorms are predicted across various regions, including Pune and western Maharashtra, where conditions may lead to unseasonal rainfall. The IMD forecasts that residents in these areas should prepare for potential disruptions due to rain and wind. The thunderstorm activity is expected to be intense, with lightning strikes also anticipated.
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