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Maharashtra weather update: Heatwave grips state, Vidarbha districts cross 41 degrees Celsius; no rainfall recorded

Vidarbha remained the hottest region, with Chandrapur and Gondia recording a maximum temperature of 41.2 degrees Celsius, followed closely by Akola at 41 degrees Celsius and Malegaon touching 41 degrees Celsius

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Meteorological officials noted that dry conditions are likely to persist in the coming days, with heat continuing across several districts of Maharashtra. File Pic

Meteorological officials noted that dry conditions are likely to persist in the coming days, with heat continuing across several districts of Maharashtra. File Pic

Maharashtra continued to witness hot and dry weather conditions on Wednesday, with several districts recording above-normal temperatures and no significant rainfall activity reported across the state, according to meteorological data.

Vidarbha records highest temperatures

Vidarbha remained the hottest region, with Chandrapur and Gondia recording a maximum temperature of 41.2 degrees Celsius, followed closely by Akola at 41 degrees Celsius and Malegaon touching 41 degrees Celsius.

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