Pune Weather Update: Temperature Rises Sharply as Monsoon Withdrawal Nears, Thunderstorms Expected in Next 48 Hours

Pune is experiencing a sharp rise in daytime temperatures as clear skies dominate most parts of the district. According to data recorded on October 8, 2025, Talegaon was the hottest in the region with 37°C, followed by Dapodi (35.1°C) and Chinchwad (32.5°C). Other areas such as Shivajinagar (33.2°C), Wadgaonsheri (32.4°C), Haveli (32.2°C), and Magarpatta (32.1°C) also reported above-average temperatures for this time of the year.

In contrast, the outskirts and nearby regions saw slightly lower readings. Baramati recorded 31.7°C, Kurvande 31.3°C, Pashan 30.4°C, while Malin (29.9°C), Girivan (29.7°C), Ambegaon (29.5°C), and Nimgiri (27.8°C) remained cooler.

Monsoon Withdrawal Likely in 2–3 Days

Former IMD Pune weather forecasting head Anupam Kashyapi, while sharing Pune weather update, stated that thunderstorms and lightning are expected across Maharashtra, including Mumbai and Pune, over the next 48–72 hours. He added that after this phase, rapid moisture depletion from north-central Maharashtra will lead to the withdrawal of the monsoon from the region within the next two to three days.

At present, the monsoon withdrawal line passes through south Gujarat, north Madhya Pradesh, and western Uttar Pradesh, and has not yet reached Maharashtra. However, IMD officials say that the process is likely to begin soon.

Rising Temperatures Across Pune

With the retreat of the monsoon and reduced cloud cover, Pune’s day temperatures have surged. The Pune Weather Update indicates that the city may continue to experience hot and dry conditions till the monsoon withdrawal is complete. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged exposure to the afternoon sun.