IN PHOTOS: Rains make a surprising comeback in some parts of Mumbai

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A man watching the 'Ram Leela' performance uses a chair kept for the audience to shield himself from the rains, at Azad Maidan, on Sunday, October 6. Pic/Shadab Khan

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The reflection of a BMC building is seen in a puddle of rain water after south Mumbai received moderate rainfall on Sunday evening

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The area around the iconic Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus after Sunday's rainfall   

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Most Mumbaikars were caught off guard as the city experienced sudden showers on Sunday evening

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IMD has predicted the possibility of thundershowers for Sunday night, too 

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Many who had stepped out to enjoy the Sunday evening did not expect the city to receive rains and had not carried any rain gear with them 

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Revellers who had stepped out on Sunday evening take shelter under a building in Girgaon

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The rains have been accompanied with breeze, bringing some respite from the humid conditions

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IMD said the monsoon will withdraw from the state by the second week of October

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Most parts of eastern and western suburbs have received light to moderate showers

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For Monday, October 7, IMD expects temperatures between 27 and 33 degrees Celsius 

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Though the extreme heat conditions are likely to continue for the next few days, the weather might take a turn by evening or night and the city can expect light showers 

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The windspeed is likely to be around 41-61 kmph, IMD stated in its latest weather update 

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IMD has predicted light rain for the city till October 10

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For the next 48 hours, IMD has predicted, "Mainly clear sky during morning hours becoming partly cloudy sky towards afternoon. Possibility of light rain/drizzle in city and suburbs"

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The maximum temperature is likely to hover around 35 degrees Celsius in the next 48 hours