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The report will be sent to the collector, who will send it to the government," he said. Thousands of hectares of crops such as onion, grapes, pomegranates, vegetables, wheat, chickpeas, among others were destroyed, farmers said. In Mumbai, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) on Thursday recorded maximum temperature of 35. We hope the government steps in quickly to give aid to farmers," Mr Chandratre stated. Even Mumbai and Thane received light rainfall, bringing down the mercury level. Rain battered Nashik and Marathwada causing severe damage to life, crops and livestock.The unseasonal rainfall and hailstorm in parts of Maharashtra on Friday has destroyed crops. "The bulk of losses were for the onion crop followed by wheat, pomegranates and other crops," Mr Potdar said. "We are still in the fields doing our job.

The highest damage was reported from Baglan tehsil in Nashik where onion and pomegranate orchards were flattened.2 degrees Celsius in Colaba. Farmer Hemantrao Chandratre from Baglan said that the losses were severe and would break the backbone of farmers, especially marginal farmers.On Wednesday, the IMD predicted light showers in Mumbai due to an increase in moisture across the western coast.4 degrees Celsius in Colaba.The highest rainfall of 16 mm was recorded in Trimbakeshwar followed by 12 mm in Igatpuri and 8 mm each in Nashik, Ojhar and Pimpalgaon Baswant, Met sourcessaid. The minimum temperature in Santa Cruz was recorded at 23 degrees Celsius and 24. The downpour was witnessed in Nashik at 1 am on Friday, while incessant rainfall has been reported since the last three days in the district. Heavy showers were reported in the adjoining Thane.In Nashik city, electricity was disrupted at the Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC) filtration plant, which in turn disrupted water supply to various areas, including industrial zones on Friday.8 degrees Celsius in Santa Cruz and 33. "Onion losses are considerable.. Baglan tehsildar Ashwinikumar Potdar said that teams from the revenue, agriculture and block development departments were conducting assessment of losses.In LED Flood Lights Factory Mumbai, the Dadar, Worli, Mulund, Ghatkopar, Jogeshwari and Kandivali areas received light showers. Many pomegranate orchards have been laid to waste