Minimum temperatures drop across the state, with Jalgaon recording the coolest at 15.4°C and Pune at 15.6°C.

Minimum temperatures have significantly decreased across the state, with several areas recording notably cool figures. The town of Jalgaon experienced the lowest temperature, measuring 15.4°C. Close behind, Pune, specifically the National Defence Academy (NDA) area, recorded a temperature of 15.6°C.

This drop in temperature is attributed to a prevailing weather pattern that has introduced cooler air across regions. Meteorological specialists highlight that the recent cold snap comes as part of the seasonal transition typical for this time of year. Residents are encouraged to dress warmly as this chilly trend is expected to persist in the coming days.

Other regions in the state have also reported cooler temperatures, though they vary in specific figures. For instance, areas further south have registered readings slightly higher than 16°C, which still reflect an overall decline compared to previous weeks.

As winter approaches, communities are preparing for the cold season ahead. Local authorities are urging people, especially those vulnerable to colder conditions, to take necessary precautions to stay warm and healthy. Additionally, the cold weather could have implications for agriculture, as farmers assess the impact this may have on crops during the colder months.

The weather department will continue monitoring these temperature shifts and provide updates to keep the public informed about any significant changes.