IN PHOTOS: Smog persists as Mumbai records AQI at 110; PM10 dust major pollutant

Mumbai’s air quality remains a concern as the city recorded an AQI of 110 on Monday, placing it in the “moderate” (yellow) category. This is the second-best air quality reading this month, following February 1 when the AQI stood at 105. Despite the winter season coming to an end, the air quality has not shown significant improvement. (PICS/ ASHISH RAJE)

Updated On: 2026-02-16 10:01 PM IST

Compiled by : Anushree Gaikwad

Authorities have identified PM10, or dust particles, as the primary pollutant contributing to the current air quality. PICS/ ASHISH RAJE

As the hot season approaches, people at the Gateway of India felt the scorching afternoon heat in Mumbai

The city is currently experiencing dry and sweltering weather, with temperatures rising steadily each day

Residents and tourists alike were seen looking for cover and hydration while navigating crowded areas and popular landmarks

The India Meteorological Department today predicted the maximum temperature in the city to be around 34 degrees Celsius

Apart from Mumbai, parts of Maharashtra are at present also experiencing hot weather conditions

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