Mumbai: After dry mantra throughout the week, rain in the Mumbai area and side by side is expected to take another step next week.
The IMD said this was due to cyclone circulation above Bay Bay, whose movements were in the west west west and would likely bring heavy rain in isolated places in Mumbai, Thane and Palghar.
Yellow warning (heavy rain in isolated places) for three districts has been issued since September 21.
Shubhangi Bhute, scientist, IMD, said, “There is a circulation of cyclones above Bay Bay, whose movements are in the northwest Seeing heavy rain in isolated places.
“For Sundays, IMD has issued a mild to moderate rain spell warnings in the city and suburbs.
The dried mantra for the past 24 hours has not had IMD Colaba and rain records of the Observatory Santacruz.
This season so far, Colaba recorded rain of 2,185.3mm, while Santacruz recorded 2,841.6mm.
The maximum temperature is due to dry weather hovering around 31-32 degrees.
Total stock on the lake supplies city water requirements touching 99%.
Maharashtra: Rain can take another step next week
