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There is a new weather system forming in the Bay of Bengal, which may lead to light rain in Maharashtra, especially Mumbai, in the coming days.
A new weather system is developing in the Bay of Bengal, and it is likely to turn into Cyclone Senyar. This system is expected to impact the weather in Maharashtra, particularly in Mumbai.
A low-pressure area was spotted around November 22, and it is projected to grow into a deep depression by November 24. This could bring moisture to Maharashtra’s coastal regions.
Light rain is anticipated in coastal areas like Mumbai, Raigarh, Ratnagiri, and Sindhudurg on November 23 and 24. In Mumbai, light to moderate rain is expected, especially in coastal and western parts, which may help relieve the ongoing dry and hot conditions.
Residents should note that:
- No severe weather warnings have been issued for Mumbai or Pune.
- Weather updates will be provided as the situation develops.
- Local weather stations are monitoring the system closely.
The main impact of Cyclone Senyar is predicted to be on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, with heavy rainfall and rough seas. People in coastal Maharashtra are advised to stay informed about local weather updates, as conditions may change.
Summary:
- A new weather system is forming in the Bay of Bengal.
- This may lead to Cyclone Senyar affecting Maharashtra’s weather.
- Light rain is expected in Mumbai and nearby coastal areas.
- No severe weather warnings are currently in place for Mumbai or Pune.
- Residents should stay updated on local weather forecasts.
