During the last 24 hours, Santacruz observatory recorded 19 mm and Colaba 6 mm of rain.
Pune, Matheran, Harnai, and Satara also recorded light rain activities. However, Mahabaleshwar recorded 48 mm rain.
There may be a gradual increase in rain activities over Mumbai and suburbs from August 10. These on and off rain activities are expected to continue for at least 5 to 6 days with short breaks in between.
The weather of Mumbai and adjoining areas will become pleasant with cloudy to overcast skies. Most parts of Konkan and Goa, such as Dahanu, Thane, Palgarh, Mahabaleshwar, Sindhudurg, Ratnagiri, and Raigad will receive moderate to heavy rains during that period.
There is a risk of water logging in low lying areas of the city. We do not expect the situation to go out of control as we have seen between August 4 and 6. Few intense spells accompanied with strong winds cannot be ruled out.
Skymet will keep a keen watch on the weather activities and keep updating. As of now, the situation is not seeming to be very threatening.
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