Mumbai Swelters As Mercury Spikes 3°C Overnight, IMD Flags Yellow Alert For Hot-Humid Conditions
· Free Press Journal
Mumbai: Showing no mercy, the mercury soared by 3°C in a span of 24 hours on Tuesday, with rising humidity further adding to the discomfort.
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The Santacruz observatory recorded the maximum temperature of 36°C on Tuesday, which was 2.6°C above normal.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has sounded a yellow alert, warning of hot and humid conditions for Mumbai and its metropolitan regions for the next two days.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an Orange Alert for #Thane #Mumbai #Raigad #Ratnagiri for today (29th August 2025), warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall in the range of 115–204 mm in 24 hours along with thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds (30–40… pic.twitter.com/xvNa997rYm
— नेत्वा धुरी NETWA DHURI (@netwadhuri) August 29, 2025
The warning is valid till 8.30 am on Friday (April 17). As per the forecast for the next 48 hours, the Mumbai city and suburbs are very likely to experience hot and humid conditions, while maximum and minimum temperatures will be around 36°C and 24°C, respectively.
On Tuesday, the areas which recorded highest maximum temperature were Ram Mandir (Oshiwara) at 38.2°C followed by Vikhroli at 37.2°C. The other places which recorded comparatively high temperatures, included Vidyavihar (36.2°C), Chembur (35.8°C), Bandra (35.8°C) and Dahisar (35.1°C).
Maharashtra Govt Plans Comprehensive SOP To Tackle Rising Heatwaves & Climate ChangeThe state interiors, including the Marathwada and Vidarbha regions, are under alert for heatwave as maximum temperature is expected to cross 43°C.
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