As the monsoon season recedes from Vidarbha, Nagpur recorded a noticeable drop in temperatures on October 11, 2025, bringing the first signs of winter to the city. Meteorological officials reported clear skies, lower humidity, and daytime temperatures hovering around 28°C, while nights dipped to 18°C. Citizens welcomed the change after months of heavy rains and high humidity, which had disrupted daily life and impacted local agriculture. India Meteorological Department (IMD) Nagpur office confirmed that this retreat signals the start of the post-monsoon transition, which usually lasts until late November. This seasonal pattern is consistent with historical trends, where Vidarbha experiences early winter effects following the monsoon withdrawal. Farmers and horticulturists in districts like Nagpur, Wardha, and Amravati often adjust crop cycles during this period, preparing for rabi sowing and ensuring irrigation management as rainfall tapers off. Previous years, such as 2022 and 2023, saw similar early chills that helped regulate local water reservoirs and improve air quality after the monsoon’s humid spell. Residents reported enjoying the cooler evenings and morning fog, while local authorities urged caution on roads due to occasional mist reducing visibility. Schools and outdoor events adapted to the new weather, with winter clothing becoming commonplace overnight. The retreat of monsoon combined with Nagpur’s mild winter signals a pleasant period ahead, balancing agricultural needs and urban comfort for the region. #NagpurWeather #VidarbhaMonsoon #IMDNagpur #WinterChill #SeasonalTransition #PostMonsoon #AgricultureUpdate #Wardha #Amravati #NagpurNews
