Mumbai: Southwest Monsun resigned from Mumbai on Thursday, said IMD.
Unlike the onset of the monsone above the city on June 9 this year, which was two days before the official onset date, the withdrawal was delayed.
The official date for the Monsun withdrawal of Mumbai is October 10 on Thursday, the withdrawal line continues to survive in Vengurla, said Imd Shubhangi Bhute scientist.
With the rainy season which officially ended, it was the third year in a row of the city has recorded more than 3,000mm rain (3163.5mm) until September 30 and seasonal excess for 43%.
This season City recorded three very heavy rainy days – 9-10 June (231.3mm), 16-17 (253.3mm) and July 18-19 (235mm).
The IMD classification states that rainfall is very heavy greater or equal to 204.5mm.
Meanwhile, October heat continued to grip the city.
On Thursday, the maximum temperature recorded by IMD Colaba Observatory is 33.2 degrees, which is 0.1 degrees above normal.
IMD Santacruz records a maximum of 34.8 degrees, which is 1.2 degrees above normal.
High moisture levels added to discomfort, with colaba and santacruz recording 71% and 63% relative humidity.
A IMD official said with the Monsun who came out, the temperature rising the city could be expected until the end of the month.
The seven lakes that supply water to Mumbai are full and eliminate worries of water cutting.
The total stock on the lake supplies water to the city is 99% of the required stock.