Mumbai may witness moderate to heavy showers between Aug 11 and Aug 15

With the intensity of rains reducing since from Friday Mumbai has been experiencing light rains with occasional thundershowers According to private weather service Skymet the city and the suburbs are likely to experience moderate to heavy rains between August 11 and August 15Between August 11 and August 15 there are chances of moderate to heavy showers lashing Mumbai and suburbs once again We do not expect rains to be as heavy as we have seen recently MumbaiRains MumbaiRainWithSkymet MumbaiRainApp httpstcoSoGgsLbbFKmdash SkymetWeather SkymetWeather August 8 2020The private weather service said that the rains may not be as heavy as witnessed in the past few days in Mumbai but it did not rule the possibility of waterlogging in the lowlying areas of the city and the suburbsBetween August 11 and August 15 there are chances of moderate to heavy showers lashing Mumbai and suburbs once again We do not expect rains to be as heavy as we have seen recently MumbaiRains MumbaiRainWithSkymet MumbaiRainApp httpstcoSoGgsLbbFKmdash SkymetWeather SkymetWeather August 8 2020As the city is not expected to see much rain activities over the weekend Skymet said that the city temperatures are likely to see a marginal increase But the rains Mumbai will experience between August 11 and 15 will bring the temperatures down by two to three degrees Celsius the private weather service reported adding that the showers will also add water in the reservoirsBetween August 11 and August 15 the temperature will drop by 2 to 3 degrees Celsius leading to pleasant and comfortable weather once againMumbaiRains MumbaiRainWithSkymet MumbaiRainApp httpstcoSoGgsLbbFKmdash SkymetWeather SkymetWeather August 8 2020Both the observatories of Mumbai have already recorded more than the seasonal rain average The upcoming rains will help to restore the water level in reservoirsMumbaiRains MumbaiRainWithSkymet MumbaiRainApp httpstcoSoGgsLbbFKmdash SkymetWeather SkymetWeather August 8 2020The India Meteorological 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agravecurrenu00c2u0086agravecurrenagravecurrenmicroagravecurreniexclagravecurrenfrac34agravecurrenshyagravecurrendeg agravecurrensup1agraveyenu00c2u008dagravecurrenmacragravecurrenfrac34 agravecurrencedilagraveyenu00c2u008dagravecurrenyenagravecurreniquestagravecurrencurrenagraveyenu00c2u0080agravecurrenu00c2u009aagraveyenu00c2u0080 agravecurrenparaagravecurrenu00c2u0095agraveyenu00c2u008dagravecurrenmacragravecurrencurrenagravecurrenfrac34As per IMD GFS model guidance monsoon likely to be active on west coast from 1011 Aug including MumbaiLikely to cont for a week pictwittercomCK4UKSJskRmdash K S Hosalikar Hosalikar_KS August 8 2020Monsoon Activities in the past 24 hoursAccording to Skymet both Santacruz and Colaba observatories recorded 12mm rains each in the past 24 hours The extremely heavy rains that battered Mumbai this week have led to both the observatories recording more than the seasonal average of rainsPatchy rain and thundershower activities are still going on over Mumbai and suburbs During the last 24 hours observatories of Mumbai Colaba and Santacruz recorded 12 mm of rain eachMumbaiRains MumbaiRainWithSkymet MumbaiRainApp httpstcoSoGgsLbbFKmdash SkymetWeather SkymetWeather August 8 2020Mumbai Rains Lakes Collect 165 Lakh Million Litres Of Water Over Three DaysThe IMD has predicted generally cloudy skies with a chance of light to moderate rains in the city and the suburbs for Saturday The city temperatures have gone up slightly with the Santacruz observatory recording a maximum temperature of 303 degrees Celsius and a minimum temperature of 254 degrees Celsius On the other hand the Colaba observatory recorded a maximum temperature of 29 degrees Celsius and a minimum temperature of 26 degrees CelsiusKeep scrolling to read more newsCatch up on all the latest Crime National International and Hatke news here Also download the new midday Android and iOS apps to get latest updates MidDay is now on Telegram Click here to join our channel middayinfomedialtd 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