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

Updated On: 16 February, 2026 10:01 PM IST | Anushree Gaikwad

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)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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