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Mumbai Weather Update: Light To Moderate Rain, Cloudy Skies Expected Today; Gusty Winds Likely, No IMD Alert

Mumbai: Mumbai woke up to light rain, overcast skies and gusty winds on Tuesday morning as monsoon conditions remained active across the city. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast another day of intermittent rainfall and thundershowers but has not issued any rain alert for Mumbai this week. Generally cloudy sky with light to moderate rain in city and suburbs. #WeatherUpdate…

Mumbai Weather Update: Light To Moderate Rain, Cloudy Skies Expected Today; Gusty Winds Likely, No IMD Alert

Mumbai experienced light rain, overcast skies and gusty winds on Tuesday morning as monsoon conditions persisted. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasted more intermittent rainfall and thundershowers for the day, though no rain alert was issued. The city and suburbs remained generally cloudy with light to moderate rain expected throughout the day.

While heavy rainfall was unlikely, isolated areas could see moderate to heavy showers, especially during intense rain spells. Gusty winds were also forecasted, with wind speeds around 40-50 kmph and potential gusts of 50-60 kmph during stronger rain bursts. The highest temperature was expected to be around 31°C, while the minimum was 29°C in the early morning.

August continued to bring wet weather to Mumbai and the surrounding Metropolitan Region, with no weather warnings issued. The city's Air Quality Index (AQI) remained good at 23, indicating clean air and minimal health risks.

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