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Yesterday, Mumbai, India’s financial capital, recorded a cool, rainy day with a high of 28.8 degrees Celsius, 2.5 degrees Celsius below average. The low was 24.6 degrees Celsius, slightly cooler than usual. The IMD forecasts continued cloudiness and moderate rains, issuing an Orange Alert.
IMD predicts moderate downpour with cloudy skies in Mumbai today.
(PTI file photo)
Mumbai: Yesterday, India’s financial capital, Mumbai experienced a notably cool and rainy day. The high temperature reached only 28.8 degrees Celsius, 2.5 degrees Celsius below the average for this time of year. The low for the day was 24.6 degrees Celsius, just slightly cooler than the typical minimum by 0.2 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, IMD has predicted cloudy skies catered with moderate rains in Mumbai, and an Orange Alert is currently in effect.
In the last 24 hours, the area saw significant rainfall, with totals reaching 170 mm, resulting in heavy downpours. This influx of rain led to high humidity levels throughout the day, starting at a staggering 97 per cent at 8:30 AM and easing to 86 per cent by 5:30 PM.
IMD’s weather forecast for Mumbai till Oct 2
| Date | Min Temp | Max Temp | Weather Forecast (IMD) |
| 27-Sep | 23 | 31 | Generally cloudy sky with moderate rain |
| 28-Sep | 24 | 31 | Generally cloudy sky with moderate rain |
| 29-Sep | 25 | 30 | Generally cloudy sky with moderate rain |
| 30-Sep | 26 | 31 | Generally cloudy sky with Light rain |
| 01-Oct | 26 | 31 | Rain |
| 02-Oct | 26 | 32 | Rain |
Overall, these weather patterns reflect a cooler and wetter trend for the region, deviating from the norm. Meanwhile the weathermen have predicted continuous heavy rainfalls in the region.
#mumbairains #mumbairain #raigad
Heavy rains continue to lash Mum,Navi Mum,N MMR, Thane,Uran and Interiors and Raigad. Expecting them to continue for an hour as of now. Stay safe people!! pic.twitter.com/Xiu3JDkF85— Weather Daily (@Weatherdaily3) September 26, 2024
Heavy rains disrupts normalcy in Mumbai
Heavy rains in Mumbai have made life even more challenging for residents. After a heavy downpour on Wednesday evening, several areas are facing severe waterlogging. Many commuters found themselves stranded as the rain hit just as they were leaving work, leading to significant traffic disruptions and a complete halt of local train services.
Visuals of waterlogging from Jogeshwari | Watch
The performance of the officers and staff of the Jogeshwari Traffic Department in keeping the traffic on the WesternExpressway smooth helping the citizens on the roads during the heavyrains in Mumbai last evening Thanks#mumbairain #mumbairains #rain#Waterlogging #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/iHTmVbXWo4
— MUMBAI TV (@tv_mumbai) September 26, 2024
In response to the severe weather and alerts, authorities have decided to close schools. Tragically, five people lost their lives due to the rain, and two others were killed by lightning strikes. The weather department has issued a red alert, warning that heavy rainfall is expected to continue today.
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