Mumbai weather: Financial capital braces for heavy rains; wet week ahead
Mumbai weather highlights
Temperature: High - 29.2 °C | Low - 26.7 °C
Weather Condition: Heavy rain
Rain Probability: 95 %
Humidity: 94 %
Wind Speed: 15.1 km/h
Air Quality Index (AQI): 59
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Rainfall & humidity in Mumbai
Mumbai AQI & wind speed
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Weekly Weather Forecast for Mumbai
Date Max Temp (°C) Min Temp (°C) Condition Rain Chance (%) 2025-07-21 29.2 26.7 Moderate rain 95 2025-07-22 29.0 26.8 Moderate rain 87 2025-07-23 27.9 26.6 Heavy rain 83 2025-07-24 28.0 26.7 Moderate rain 87 2025-07-25 27.4 26.7 Moderate rain 62 2025-07-26 28.1 26.7 Patchy rain nearby 88 2025-07-27 28.7 27.1 Patchy rain nearby 87
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The weather in Mumbai on Monday is expected to be gloomy with heavy rainfall. The temperature is expected to range from between 26.7 °C and 29.2 °C.Residents are advised to be prepared for a wet day ahead, as the rain is likely to persist throughout the day. With humidity levels soaring, it's advisable to stay indoors where possible and keep an eye on local weather updates.Heavy rains lashed Mumbai overnight, causing waterlogging in areas and slowing vehicular movement in parts of the city, civic officials said on Monday.After a reduced rain spell earlier this month and sunny skies for the last few days, the city witnessed heavy overnight showers.The intensity of the rains had reduced by early morning but most parts of the eastern and eastern suburbs continued to receive heavy downpour. The heavy overnight showers led to waterlogging at several low-lying areas in the city and suburbs.The Andheri subway (in western part of Mumbai) was closed for traffic due to water accumulation. Motorists complained of slow traffic movement on both the Eastern Express Highway and the Western Express Highway due to rain and other reasons during the morning rush hours. Some commuters also complained that locals trains were running with a little delay.In the 24-hour period ending at 8 am on Monday, the island city recorded an average rainfall of 23.45 mm, the eastern suburbs received 36.42 mm and the western suburbs got 50.02 mm rainfall, civic officials said.For the next 24 hours, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast a generally cloudy sky with moderate spells of rain in Mumbai and suburbs, with the possibility of thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and gusty winds at isolated places.The morning starts with temperatures around 26.7 °C, making it a cool start before the rain sets in. The temperature will rise slightly to 29.0 in the afternoon but will be accompanied with heavy rains. The rain is expected to continue through the evening with a slight dip in temperature by the night.Rain Expected? Yes.Chance of Rain: 95 %Humidity Levels:Morning - 84 %Afternoon - 73 %Evening - 74 %Night - 79 %AQI Level: 59Major Pollutants: NoneWind Direction & Speed: 15.1 km/h from SSWOn July 22, 2025, Mumbai is expected to experience moderate rain with temperatures ranging from a low of 26.8 °C to a high of 29.0 °C. Rain chances remain high at 87%, so residents should be prepared for another wet day.
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