On Saturday, Pune, India, experienced warmer night temperatures, with Wadgaonsheri logging a minimum of 28°C, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Other areas, including Lohegaon at 27.1°C and Chinchwad at 26.7°C, also reported above-normal temperatures. The increased cloud cover is acting as a barrier to heat loss, leading to discomfort for residents due to humidity and disturbed sleep. Meteorologists indicate that such warm nights are typical for this time of year. Daytime temperatures were also elevated, with Shivajinagar recording a maximum of 40.9°C and Lohegaon reaching 42.4°C, the highest in central Maharashtra. Isolated light to moderate rainfall is anticipated over central Maharashtra and Marathwada on April 26, with thunderstorms expected in Vidarbha on April 28 and 29. Despite the possibility of brief showers, night temperatures are likely to remain high in the coming days.