Mumbai Weather

Mumbai Indians, enduring a dismal season, face bottom-placed Lucknow Super Giants in a crucial 'wooden spoon' battle. MI's superstars, including Bumrah and Pandya, must find form to avoid slipping further down the table. LSG, despite a losing streak, possess a strong bowling attack. Both teams desperately need a win to salvage pride.

Mumbai Indians face a critical juncture in IPL 2026, struggling with five losses in seven matches and a historic heavy defeat. Despite a history of comebacks, their current form, marked by team instability and inconsistent performances, is concerning. Meanwhile, Sunrisers Hyderabad arrive on a four-match winning streak, presenting a formidable challenge.

Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings captains Hardik Pandya and Ruturaj Gaikwad are under pressure. Both teams are struggling for momentum. Pandya has low runs and high economy. Gaikwad is not translating individual success to leadership. Rohit Sharma and MS Dhoni's availability is uncertain. The match takes place at Wankhede Stadium.

Mumbai Indians face an uphill battle against an unbeaten Punjab Kings at Wankhede Stadium. MI, struggling with three consecutive losses and a potential Rohit Sharma injury, host a PBKS side flying high. Historically a close contest, this encounter holds significant weight for MI seeking redemption on home turf.

Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bengaluru clash tonight at Wankhede in a high-voltage IPL encounter. Both teams seek redemption after recent losses. The Wankhede pitch promises a batting paradise, setting the stage for a thrilling contest between Rohit Sharma's MI and Virat Kohli's RCB. Ideal weather conditions ensure a full game.

Mumbai Indians face Kolkata Knight Riders in their IPL 2026 opener at Wankhede. MI, led by Hardik Pandya, aim for a sixth title, while KKR seek a strong comeback under Ajinkya Rahane. MI dominate the head-to-head 24-11. The pitch favours batting, with dew aiding chases. Clear weather is expected, promising an exciting, high-scoring contest.

Five-time champions Mumbai Indians begin their IPL 2026 campaign against Kolkata Knight Riders at Wankhede Stadium. Led by Hardik Pandya, MI aim to end their title drought with a strong squad. KKR, captained by Ajinkya Rahane, look to bounce back from a poor season. With key players on both sides, a batting-friendly pitch, and clear weather, an exciting contest is expected.

Mumbai Indians face Kolkata Knight Riders in their IPL 2026 opener at Wankhede. MI aim to end their title drought, while KKR seek a comeback. Key players include Rohit Sharma, Suryakumar Yadav, and Mitchell Santner for MI, alongside Sunil Narine and Blessing Muzarabani for KKR, who could play decisive roles in this high-stakes clash.

Mumbai experienced a significant drop in daytime temperatures on Wednesday, with the Santacruz station recording 34.2°C, nearly 6°C lower than the previous day's highs. This relief is attributed to an early sea breeze and weaker easterly winds, alongside a shift in a persistent anticyclone. Despite the dip, minimum temperatures remained above normal.

Mumbai braces for another heatwave as the India Meteorological Department issued a warning for Friday and Saturday, following three days of intense heat earlier this month. While Thursday offered a brief respite, temperatures are expected to rise again across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. Coastal-interior transition zones are particularly affected by high 'real feel' temperatures.

Mumbai experienced its highest maximum temperature in five years on Tuesday, reaching 40°C, a severe heatwave condition. This intense heat, exacerbated by dry continental air replacing sea breezes, is expected to persist until around March 13. Temperatures are anticipated to decrease from March 13-14 as weather patterns shift.

Mumbai’s weather forecast for the India vs England T20 World Cup semi-final looks clear and dry, easing rain concerns after earlier washouts. Temperatures are expected around 23°C with 0% chance of rain or thunderstorms. Light winds may blow, but conditions should remain ideal, ensuring a full 40-over match without interruptions at Wankhede Stadium.

India face England in the T20 World Cup semi-final on Thursday, with a reserve day in place by the ICC. A minimum of 10 overs per side is needed for a result. If the match is entirely washed out, England, having topped their Super 8 group, would advance over India, who finished second in their Super 8 group.

fter soaring to 36.4 degrees Celsius on Thursday, there was a significant drop in maximum temperature on Friday.

The city recorded a day temperature of 37.5 degrees Celsius on Thursday, higher than 37.3 degrees it recorded on February 13, and the highest this season so far. While the IMD Santacruz observatory recorded day temperatures of 37.5 degrees, seven degrees above normal, the IMD Colaba observatory recorded 36.4 degrees, which was also seven degrees above normal.

Mumbai residents woke to a classic monsoon day on July 27, 2025, with moderate rain and overcast skies. Temperatures will hover between 26.8°C and 28.6°C, accompanied by high humidity and brisk winds. A 95% chance of rain means umbrellas are essential.

There were pre-monsoon showers in parts of Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai on Tuesday evening. The rain began in parts of Thane and Navi Mumbai around 7pm even while Mumbai continued to remain cloudy. Slowly, parts of Powai, Kurla, Borivli and Vikhroli also recorded rain.

After two days, the city’s air quality index (AQI) improved from the very poor category to poor category on Saturday. The city recorded an overall AQI of 283 as opposed to 319 on Friday, according to the System of Air Quality Weather Forecasting and Research (SAFAR).

After a week of intense rain in Mumbai, Sunday saw very little rain. IMD's Colaba observatory recorded 1mm during 8.30am-8.30pm while Santacruz recorded 3.3mm.

Light rain was received in many parts of Mumbai suburbs and adjoining areas like Thane Friday morning.

Breaking Wednesday’s record, temperatures in the city dipped further on Thursday. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) Santacruz observatory recorded a minimum temperature of 15.2C, down from 15.3C on the previous day. IMD has forecast minimum temperatures to dip further on Friday.

Mumbai is set for a mild, rainy day today, August 13, with patchy showers and temperatures around 28°C. Residents should carry umbrellas due to a 96% chance of precipitation. The week ahead promises more rain, with significant downpours expected, especially on August 19, potentially causing waterlogging and traffic disruptions. Prepare for a consistently wet monsoon week.

Mumbai awakens to a rainy June 21, 2025, with moderate rainfall and a mild 30.5°C maximum temperature. The city expects 10.6 mm of precipitation, high humidity, and brisk 30.2 km/h winds, urging residents to carry umbrellas and exercise caution. This cooler, wet weather, a welcome respite, is set to persist throughout the day and continue consistently into the upcoming week.

Mumbai is set for a very wet July 26, 2025, with heavy rainfall, high humidity, and limited visibility expected throughout the day. Residents are advised to stay indoors and prepare for potential waterlogging. The city's rainy spell will continue into next week, with heavy to moderate downpours until July 30.

Mumbai anticipates a humid and wet July 31, 2025, with temperatures hovering around 27-29°C and a high chance of intermittent rain, particularly heavy in the late afternoon. Residents are advised to carry umbrellas and plan indoor activities.

Mumbai anticipates a damp Thursday, August 14, with moderate rain and temperatures ranging from 24.8°C to 27.3°C. Residents should carry umbrellas as an 87% chance of precipitation is forecast. The week ahead promises persistent monsoon activity, with heavy downpours expected on Tuesday and Wednesday, potentially leading to waterlogging.