The Regional Meteorological Centre has announced a yellow alert across Vidarbha, with the weather likely to shift in the coming days. The alert, which extends through Friday, forecasts thunderstorms and rain in various parts of the region, including Nagpur, Wardha, and Bhandara. The alert comes as a welcome change following a period of extreme heat. Several areas in Vidarbha have been enduring temperatures over 44 degrees Celsius, with Brahmapuri recording the highest at 44.1 degrees Celsius. While the heat persisted, Nagpur's temperature dropped slightly to 42.6 degrees, indicating a possible shift in weather patterns. The meteorological centre predicts showers and thunderstorms in multiple districts, with Nagpur, Wardha, and Bhandara on high alert from Tuesday to Friday. Additional warnings have been issued for Chandrapur, Yavatmal, and Gadchiroli, indicating potential gusty winds and isolated heavy rainfall. Despite the anticipated rain, high temperatures remain a concern in some parts of Vidarbha. Akola, Chandrapur, and Washim continue to report temperatures in the mid-43 degrees Celsius range. As the weather changes, residents are advised to remain cautious and take appropriate measures to stay safe. Residents in the affected areas should stay updated on weather forecasts and follow safety guidelines. The Regional Meteorological Centre advises avoiding open spaces during thunderstorms, securing loose objects that could be blown away by strong winds, and seeking shelter during heavy rain or lightning. Stay tuned for further weather updates and advisories.