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This is an archive article published on April 17, 2024

Pune witnesses rain; slight dip in temperature

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted the city would continue to face such high temperatures as well as hot and humid conditions for the next few days.

Pune witnesses rain, pune rain, pune rains pune rainfall, pune summer rain, pune weather, Pune news, Pune news, Maharashtra news, Indian express newsOn some of the arterial roads in the city, brief traffic snarls were reported during short intense spells of rain in parts of the city, officials said.

On Wednesday, many parts of Pune reported rains, with thunder and showers. A very slight dip in the maximum temperature was reported from various parts of the city. Shivajinagar’s central observatory recorded a maximum of 39.8 degrees, while Koregaon Park continued to report 40.9 degrees.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted the city would continue to face such high temperatures as well as hot and humid conditions for the next few days.

Wadgaonsheri with 16.5 mm, reported the highest rainfall, while Pashan reported 0.5 mm of rainfall. The rains have caused traffic snarls as well as some minor damages in the city.

Snarls and damages

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As rains and strong winds were reported in various parts of Pune on Wednesday afternoon, the Pune Fire brigade responded to a hoarding collapse in Wagholi in which a car was damaged. Damage to vehicles was reported in at least four incidents of tree collapse in Kharadi, Manjari, Vadgaon Sheri and Shukrawar Peth. A wall collapse in a house was reported in Kasba Peth area. No casualties were reported in any of these incidents, fire brigade officials said.

On some of the arterial roads in the city, brief traffic snarls were reported during short intense spells of rain in parts of the city, officials said.


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