Private weather agency Skymet said that moderate showers over Mumbai and suburbs will increase around July 31 and may continue until August 3 or 4
People enjoy spending weekend at Marine Drive in South Mumbai. Pic/Bipin Kokate
Mumbai and its surrounding areas have been witnessing a dry run ever since receiving continuous spells of heavy rainfall for three days in the second week of July. According to private weather agency Skymet, isolated light rains with one or two moderate spells continued over Mumbai and suburbs in the last 24 hours.
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Rain activities are expected to increase around August 2nd or 3rd over #Mumbai and suburbs. #MumbaiRains #WeatherForecast #Monsoon2020 @MumbaiRainApp https://t.co/WbzEFw53na
— SkymetWeather (@SkymetWeather) July 25, 2020
As per the weather agency, Santacruz recorded 9 mm of rainfall while Colaba observed 2 mm of rainfall in the last 24 hours. "We do not expect any significant increase in rain activities over the city for at least the next four days," Skymet said.
In its daily weather bulletin, Skymet said there could be a surge in monsoon activity around July 31. However, the weather agency said that moderate showers over Mumbai and suburbs will increase around July 31 and may continue until August 3 or 4.
The month of August may commence with a rainy note for #Mumbai and suburbs, leading to a drop in overall temperature and the weather will become comfortable.#MumbaiRains #WeatherForecast #Monsoon2020 @MumbaiRainApphttps://t.co/WbzEFw53na
— SkymetWeather (@SkymetWeather) July 25, 2020
On Saturday, Skymet said that patchy rains will continue over Mumbai but thereafter, rain activities are expected to pick pace around August 2 or 3 over Mumbai and suburbs. Making a weather prediction for August, Skymet said that the month of August may commence with a rainy note for Mumbai and suburbs, thus leading to a drop in overall temperature with the weather becoming comfortable.
Rains started in Mumbai and around, moderate and steady as of now.
— K S Hosalikar (@Hosalikar_KS) July 25, 2020
Cloud bands seen over Mumbai and around with latest radar and satellite images. Possibilities of rains to continue over night at isolated places. pic.twitter.com/lnsvEt0QuF
IMD'S deputy director-general, western region, KS Hosalikar took to Twitter and said that there are possibilities of rains to continue overnight at isolated places in Mumbai and its neighbouring areas. Cloud bands seen over Mumbai and around with latest radar and satellite images," Hosalikar tweeted.
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