Last showers that had blessed Maharashtra state was on November 19, wherein places like Satara, Sangli, Kolhapur and Pune had recorded light to moderate rains. But since then, entire state has been witnessing dry weather conditions. During the next 48 hours, these dry conditions are expected to continue. Thereafter, a North-South trough is expected to …

Since the ‘city of dreams - Mumbai’ is coastal and comes in tropical climate zone, climatic variations are not too high here. Moreover, the city’s coastal nature keeps inserting humidity throughout the year. Hence, seasonal variations are felt less here and that is why Mumbai experiences mainly two seasons- I.e rainy and other time summer. However, …

It has been more than a month now and Mumbai continues to battle dry weather. The month of November has witnessed a significant drop in rains. Generally, the monthly average rainfall for October stands at 89.3 mm which significantly drops to 9.9 mm in November. However, this year, the month of November has not seen any rains. In fact, the same situation has …

Something unusual is happening across Northwest India, this season. December is almost here and winters are yet to make an appearance over the region. The last rainy spell that the plains of Northwest India had witnessed was around November 13-14. Since then, dry and warm weather conditions are prevailing across Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and West Uttar Pradesh. At present, …

This season, enjoying little showers together with‘Vada Pav’ will remain only a distant dream for Mumbaikars, as no possibilities of even light rain can be foreseen over the city. Since, Mumbai is coastal and comes in Tropical climate zone, seasonal variations are not too high. Moreover, due to the moderating effect of sea, the city …