Pune: IMD Records 35.9°C In Shivajinagar, Highest October Temperature Since 2002
Pune: October heat is becoming increasingly intense in Pune, with Shivajinagar recording a maximum temperature of 35.9°C on October 10. According to data from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), this is the highest temperature recorded in October in Pune since 2002, highlighting the unusual persistence of daytime heat this month. The temperature has raised concerns as residents continue to…
Pune is experiencing an unusually intense heatwave this October, with the Shivajinagar area recording its highest October temperature since 2002. On October 10, the maximum temperature reached 35.9°C, according to data from the India Meteorological Department (IMD). This marks a significant departure from the typical cooling trend that usually sets in as the monsoon season concludes.
The unusually high temperatures have been causing discomfort for residents, especially those who are active outdoors for work or other daily activities.
Research scientist Vineet Kumar confirmed the 35.9°C reading at Shivajinagar, citing IMD data. The scorching heat has raised concerns among citizens and authorities alike, as the city grapples with an uncomfortable and potentially dangerous weather pattern. With the mercury nearing 36°C, the afternoon hours are expected to remain challenging for the general public, especially those commuting or working outdoors.
The record temperature not only highlights the intensity of this month's heatwave but also underscores the changing weather patterns in Pune as the month progresses.
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