Soon Cooler night to witness :IMD

Pune: NP NEWS 24 ONLINE – After the moderate rainfall witnessed in Pune city soon the pink winter will commence where the night will turn cooler said Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) while in India Temperatures this winter is likely to be slightly above normal owing to El-Nino.

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The winters in India have been particularly warmer over the last 2-3 years. Last year, was the warmest year recorded in India and across the globe. Scientists have cited the global warming phenomenon behind it. The monsoon this year was below normal, while the IMD had predicted above normal temperatures in the summer.

AK Srivastava, Head of Climate Monitoring and Analysis Group, IMD said that the rainfall activity will subside from Friday. “There was a circulation because of which parts of Maharashtra experienced some rainfall activity on Thursday. However, now that circulation has subdued hence there will be dry weather in the coming days,” said AK Srivastava, Head of Climate Monitoring and Analysis Group of IMD.

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In Central India, there was 52 percent deficient, northwest India reported 72 percent deficient, southern peninsula reported 24 percent deficient and east and northeast India reported 54 percent deficient rainfall during the same time.

The El-Nino phenomenon, which is associated with the warming of Pacific waters with a far-reaching impact on the climate of the Indian subcontinent and several parts on Asia, is developing, he said.

The winters in India have been particularly warmer over the last 2-3 years. Last year, was the warmest year recorded in India and across the globe. Scientists have cited the global warming phenomenon behind it.

The monsoon this year was below normal, while the IMD had predicted above normal temperatures in the summer.

The Southwest Monsoon has been vigorous over Interior Karnataka and active over Rayalaseema.

Rainfall in Maharashtra On Thursday, rainfall in parts of the State was reported in central Maharashtra and Konkan and Goa.

On Friday, IMD reported that the highest maximum temperature in the State was at Jalgaon at 36.4 degrees Celsius and the lowest minimum temperature was at Osmanabad at 15.6 degrees Celsius.

IMD has forecasted that till October 21, there may be rainfall in Konkan and Goa and central Maharashtra. During the same time, Marathwada and Vidarbha will experience dry weather.