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Monsoon Revival Eyed for Maharashtra from Sept 13
9 Sep
Summary
- Monsoon activity may resume in Maharashtra on September 13.
- Pune could see increased rainfall starting September 14.
- This potential revival coincides with the Ganesh festival.
Weather experts are forecasting a potential revival of monsoon activity across Maharashtra, beginning around September 13. Pune is specifically expected to witness an increase in rainfall starting from September 14, a timing that coincides with the upcoming Ganesh festival.
This anticipated rainfall increase could impact the initial days of the Ganesh festival, a period marked by significant public celebrations and processions in Pune. While some isolated light showers have been noted, overall monsoon activity has been subdued since August.
Further updates are expected around September 10, as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) currently maintains a cautious stance due to prevailing uncertainties. Current forecasts are based on various weather models, including IMD-GFS and ECMWF guidance, which suggest a more active monsoon phase for central India and Maharashtra from mid-September onwards.
However, senior meteorologists at IMD Pune emphasize that it is too early to confirm a definitive revival. Official confirmation and a clearer picture of the monsoon's trajectory are anticipated after September 10.
