Heatwave Alert for Mumbai, Neighbouring Districts as Mercury Soars

Mumbai: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) Mumbai has issued a yellow warning for a heat wave in Mumbai and nearby areas for today and tomorrow. The highest temperatures are expected to reach up to 37-38 degrees Celsius, which is nearly 5 degrees Celsius above the normal temperature for the month of February.

Mumbai Heatwave Alert

IMD stated that the high temperatures are likely to continue for the next two days. Residents have been advised to take necessary precautions, stay hydrated, and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight during peak hours. The IMD will continue to monitor temperature fluctuations and provide updates accordingly.

Yellow Warning for Mumbai 

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Mumbai and nearby areas will experience a heatwave for next 48 hours (24-26 Feb), temperatures soaring to 40-42°C in Kalyan & interiors. Santacruz & Western line at 37°C. South Mumbai 34-36°C. Thane 40°C. Navi Mumbai 40°C.

The unseasonal heat conditions have raised concerns among residents, who are urged to stay cool and hydrated as temperatures soar. The IMD's yellow warning highlights the need for awareness and preparedness to cope with the unusual weather conditions.