Mumbai: This city can expect help from hot and dry weather conditions because the meeting department has expected the rain to reap the steps again from the weekend.
‘Yellow’ warning for July 10-11, which shows heavy rain in isolated places likely to Thane and Mumbai.
There was a vigilant ‘orange’ for Raigadfor July 11, showing the possibility of ‘heavy to very heavy’ in isolated places.
On Wednesday morning, several areas in Mumbai and Thane record showeres for a while, but quickly subsided and the cloudy sky remained throughout the day.
Rainfall was recorded over the range of nine hours on Wednesday – at 8:30 a.m.
to 5:30 a.m.
– by Colaba Observatory was ‘Nil’ while the Observatory Santacruz recorded 0.9 mm rainfall.
Within 24 hours between July 6-7 (8.30am – 8:30 a.m.), Colaba Observatory recorded 15 mm rainfall and the Santacruz Observatory recorded 17.9 mm rainfall.
The total rainfall recorded so far since June 1 by the Colaba Observatory has 714.6 mm and the Observatory Santacruz is 987 mm.
The lake that supplies water to the city has a water stock of 2.66 lakh million liters (18.44% of the required stock).
Last year, it was 2.04 lakh million liters.