Mumbai city generally does not record rains in the winter month of December and the months spanning from December until April are mostly dry for the city. In fact, rains stop showing upon the city after the conclusion of Southwest Monsoon only.
However, Indian weather that has always remained notorious showed an unusual weather pattern this year when the capital city of Maharashtra saw record-breaking rains last week. After recording a whopping 76 mm during the two-day spell, the maximum city once again became dry. The entertainment city has not recorded such hefty showers in the month of December since 1967.
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With this, Mumbai has already surpassed its monthly mean of mere 5.3 mm of rainy spells with a huge difference. However, post these record-breaking rains that set a benchmark for the city, Mumbai has not seen rains.
Moreover, Skymet Weather states that the weather condition for Mumbai is not anticipated to witness any changes in the prevailing weather pattern as of now. In the absence of any significant weather system, the city is likely to keep reeling under dry weather conditions for another 2-3 days.
The day temperatures are anticipated to remain under the 30-degree mark, and thus the day will continue to remain warm. Thus, Mumbaikars can brace for bright sunny and clear skies. In fact, the hazy weather that had bothered Mumbaikars for the past three days has also started to show some improvement with the pollution levels dropping to the 'moderate' zone.
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