Mumbai, north Maharashtra to witness drop in temperature: IMD
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Northern parts of Maharashtra along with Mumbai and Thane are likely to witness a drop in temperature from January 25 onwards, an official from IndiaMeteorological Department (IMD) said on Saturday.
The Santacruz observatory in Mumbai on Saturday morning recorded the minimum temperature at 18.8 degreesCelsius, showing a departure of -0.4 degrees from the normal, the official said.
''Conditions are favourable for the drop in temperature, which may cause a decline in minimum temperature from January 25 onwards in Mumbai, Thane and north Maharashtra,'' he said.
The minimum temperature could be around 12 degreesCelsius in north Maharashtra, which includes Nashik district,a major onion and grape producer in the state, the official said.
The cold weather conditions will persist for a few days starting January 25, he added.
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