Overview
- Several parts of Maharashtra are forecast to see cloudy conditions and increased rainfall from September 26 to 28 due to a low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal.
- The southwest monsoon is not expected to withdraw from the state before October 5, according to an official notice posted on X.
- Authorities warn of potential rises in dam levels across South Marathwada, Konkan and the western ghat regions, raising the risk of flooding in rivers and streams.
- Moderate rain is likely in South Vidarbha and adjoining Marathwada, including Gadchiroli, Chandrapur, Yavatmal and Nanded, with lighter showers and overcast conditions elsewhere in these divisions.
- The agriculture department urges farmers to protect harvested crops and plan field work to the forecast, and disaster officials ask residents to follow local safety instructions.