Maharashtra Weather Update : monsoon likely to withdrawal from maharashtra

In Brief

• Rain is likely to retreat in the next two days

• Monsoon winds will retreat from parts of Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Madhya Pradesh

• The return of the southwest monsoon began from Rajasthan on September 14

(Maharashtra Weather Update) In the past few days, there has been heavy rainfall in the state. Flood conditions have arisen in many villages, disrupting daily life and causing immense damage to farmers' crops.

There is now a possibility that the rain will retreat from Maharashtra in the next two to three days. Monsoon winds will retreat from parts of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh along with Maharashtra. The rainfall in June and July was less, but due to the rain in September, it was easily possible to exceed the average.

The retreat of the southwest monsoon began from Rajasthan on September 14. There has been intense heat for the past few days, and on Thursday, Brahmapuri recorded a maximum temperature of 34.8, which was the highest.