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Pune: Minimum Temperature Likely to Drop to 15 degrees Celsius

Fog and chilly air is felt in the morning, and the afternoon session is sunny.

Staff Writer

Pune: After Diwali, Puneites are experiencing pleasant chills in the morning, morning and evening as the minimum temperature is decreasing.

Fog and chilly air is felt in the morning, and the afternoon session is sunny. Meanwhile, the minimum temperature in Pune has dropped to 15 degrees Celsius for the past few days.

Pune and adjoining areas recorded a low of 15.8 degrees Celsius on Saturday. The temperature dropped to 14.6 degrees Celsius in the National Defence Academy (NDA) area.

Puneites are currently experiencing a cold spell in the city and the district, with sunny skies throughout the day and cold in the morning and night. Though the minimum temperature in the city dropped to 15.8 degrees Celsius, the maximum temperature was recorded at 31 degrees Celsius.

The minimum temperature in the city is likely to drop to 15 degrees Celsius between Monday (11th) and Tuesday (12th).

Meanwhile, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted that the sky will remain mainly clear on Sunday (March 10), while on Monday (11th), the sky will remain mainly clear and there will be fog in the morning.

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