Mumbai: This city can expect help from hot and dry weather conditions because the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) has expected the rain to reap the steps again from the weekend.
Yellow warning for Saturday and Sunday shows heavy rain in isolated places in Thane and Mumbai.
Meanwhile, for Raigad, there have been orange warnings issued for Sunday showing weight until very heavy rain may be in isolated places.
Weatherman said that this was due to low pressure which tended to form above the west-central and side by side in Bengal Bengal Bengal around Sunday.
Meanwhile, on Wednesday morning, several areas in Mumbai and Thane looked recording shower for a while.
However, the rain quickly subsided and the cloudy sky looked to survive all day.
Rain was recorded in nine hours on Wednesday starting at 8:30 a.m.
– 5.30 pm by the IMD Colaba Observatory was the Nile while the IMD Observatory Santacruz recorded 0.9 mm rain.
In the last 24 hours, between (8:30 a.m.
on Tuesday-8.30 in the morning on Wednesday), IMD Colaba Observatory recorded 15 mm rain.
Observatory IMD Santacruz recorded 17.9 mm of rain.
Total rain has been recorded so far since June 1 by the Observatory IMD Cola has become 714.6 mm and the IMD Santacruz Observatory is 987 mm which is 43.5 mm and 260.2 mm above normal.
Meanwhile, Lake supplies water to Mumbai currently has a total water stock of 2.66 lakh million liters or 18.44 percent of the total shares needed.
Last year the total shares on the same date were around 2.04 lakh million liters.
IMD issued a yellow warning for Thane and Mumbai
