Mumbai Weather: Mostly Cloudy with Drizzle Forecast

Mumbai weather: MostlyCloudy with temperatures around 26°C. Expect Drizzle and Rain in the coming days, with a Moderate air quality.

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 07:14 AM Jun 04, 2025 IST

The weather in Mumbai is currently MostlyCloudy with a temperature of 26.43°C. The forecast for the coming days includes Drizzle and Rain, with temperatures ranging from 26.36°C to 31.59°C. The air quality is Moderate, with an AQI of 54, so outdoor activities should be reduced. The time is 2024-06-04 07:14:18 IST.

AQI : The current AQI in Mumbai is Moderate.

Sunrise : 2024-06-04 07:00:31 IST
Sunset : 2024-06-04 19:10:26 IST

Daily Forecast

Date	Max Temp (°C)	Min Temp (°C)	Weather Condition
2025-06-04	30.15	26.36	Drizzle
2025-06-05	31.32	26.32	Drizzle
2025-06-06	31.18	26.94	Rain
2025-06-07	30.97	27.14	Drizzle
2025-06-08	31.08	27.47	Drizzle

FAQs:

When does winter typically start in Mumbai?

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Winter in Mumbai typically starts in November and lasts until February.
Which months are the hottest in Mumbai?
Mumbai experiences its hottest temperatures during the months of March, April, and May.
When does the monsoon season start in Mumbai?
The monsoon season in Mumbai usually begins in June and extends through September.
What is the average annual rainfall in Mumbai?
The average annual rainfall in Mumbai is around 2,200 mm.
How is the air quality in Mumbai?
The air quality in Mumbai can vary, but it's often affected by pollution levels. Checking the AQI (Air Quality Index) is recommended.

IMD: Indian Meteorological Department
AQI: Air Quality Index
PM2.5: Particulate Matter (2.5 micrometers)

Other Cities

City	Temperature (°C)	Min Temp (°C)	Max Temp (°C)
delhi	25.57	24.46	31.73
mumbai	26.43	25.94	30.15
kolkata	29.75	27.09	35.90
chennai	28.94	28.23	35.90
bengaluru	20.44	20.13	28.66
gurugram	24.91	23.77	31.44

Disclaimer:This article was generated using automated tools to provide up-to-date weather information based on data from reliable sources, including the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD). While the content is updated regularly to reflect current conditions, weather forecasts are inherently subject to change. We recommend consulting official IMD updates or other trusted sources for critical decisions. The publisher assumes no responsibility for discrepancies, inaccuracies, or actions taken based on the information presented in this article.

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