22 September,2026 09:23 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Mumbai recorded varying amounts of rainfall across its three administrative regions between 8 am on September 21 and 8 am on September 22. File Photo
Mumbai is likely to witness partly cloudy skies on Tuesday, with one or two spells of light rain possible in the city and suburbs, according to the weather forecast. The forecast was issued at 8 am on September 22.
The city is expected to experience a high tide of 3.47 metres at 9:33 am, followed by another high tide of 3.07 metres at 9:36 pm.
A low tide of 2.04 metres is expected at 3:52 pm. Another low tide of 1.47 metres is forecast at 3:17 am on September 23.
Mumbai recorded varying amounts of rainfall across its three administrative regions between 8 am on September 21 and 8 am on September 22.
The city recorded an average of 1.36 mm of rainfall, while the eastern suburbs received 21.70 mm. The western suburbs recorded an average of 11.76 mm during the same period.
Meanwhile, the national Capital is likely to witness clear skies and relatively pleasant weather on Tuesday, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting a minimum temperature of around 24 degree Celsius and a maximum of nearly 34 degree Celsius.
According to the weather agency, Delhi is expected to remain largely dry throughout the day, marking a change from the cloudy conditions and occasional showers witnessed recently. The forecast of clearer skies could provide some relief from the persistent humidity experienced across the city over the past few weeks.
The relative humidity is likely to remain around 60 per cent, while weather conditions are expected to be generally comfortable for residents. However, temperatures are likely to rise during the afternoon before easing later in the day.
Among the weather stations in the national Capital, Palam is likely to record a minimum temperature of around 23 degree Celsius. Lodi Road and Ayanagar may register minimum temperatures of 24.3 degree Celsius and 24.2 degree Celsius, respectively.
The Ridge could witness a comparatively cooler morning, with the minimum temperature expected to settle at around 22.5 degree Celsius.
While Delhi-NCR is likely to remain dry on Tuesday, several other parts of the country are expected to experience rainfall and thunderstorms in the coming days due to a weather system developing over the Bay of Bengal.
Odisha is likely to witness some of the most intense weather activity as a deep depression over the Bay of Bengal becomes more organised. The system is expected to move towards the South Odisha-North Andhra Pradesh coast and reach the west-central and adjoining northwest Bay of Bengal near the coast around the morning of September 23.
