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IN PHOTOS: Mumbai bakes in intense heat as IMD issues four-day alert

Updated On: 05 May, 2026 06:40 PM IST | Tarun Verma

The IMD has issued a heat alert for Mumbai, Thane, and parts of the Konkan region, forecasting hot and humid conditions over the next four days. Mumbai remains under yellow alert, with rising temperatures and high humidity expected to make outdoor conditions uncomfortable (Pics/Atul Kamble)

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IMD on Tuesday issued a heat alert for Mumbai, Thane, and parts of the Konkan region, forecasting hot and humid conditions over the next four days as temperatures rise in May
IMD on Tuesday issued a heat alert for Mumbai, Thane, and parts of the Konkan region, forecasting hot and humid conditions over the next four days as temperatures rise in May
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Mumbai has been put under yellow alert, with the IMD predicting a spike in heat and humidity in isolated pockets from Wednesday. Weather conditions are expected to remain largely dry in these regions on Tuesday

Mumbai has been put under yellow alert, with the IMD predicting a spike in heat and humidity in isolated pockets from Wednesday. Weather conditions are expected to remain largely dry in these regions on Tuesday

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Amid the heatwave-like conditions, commuters shield themselves from the harsh afternoon sun in Bandra as heat and humidity levels soar across Mumbai

Amid the heatwave-like conditions, commuters shield themselves from the harsh afternoon sun in Bandra as heat and humidity levels soar across Mumbai

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The scorching summer heat has pushed commuters to adapt with protective clothing amid rising heat levels, as seen here in Bandra 

The scorching summer heat has pushed commuters to adapt with protective clothing amid rising heat levels, as seen here in Bandra 

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As temperatures soar, commuters in Bandra shield themselves from the intense sun with face coverings and light clothing

As temperatures soar, commuters in Bandra shield themselves from the intense sun with face coverings and light clothing

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Meanwhile, the AQI across key locations in the city stood in the "satisfactory" category

Meanwhile, the AQI across key locations in the city stood in the "satisfactory" category

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The maximum temperature is expected to reach 36 degrees Celsius in the next 48 hours.

The maximum temperature is expected to reach 36 degrees Celsius in the next 48 hours.

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