Mumbai: In another sign of climate change that the city has been overthrown for the first time in a decade.
January records 4 mm light rain activities.
In the past ten years even in the years when January recorded rain under one mm.
For example last year on January 8, the city recorded 0.2 mm rain.
In 2014 January has recorded very little rain activity.
For 8 years there was no rain recorded in January.
Several parts of Mumbai and adjacent areas such as Thane and Navi Mumbai watched the cloudy sky together with rain down and release the rain on Saturday throughout the day.
The rainfall was recorded in nine hours ending at 5:30 a.m.
on Saturday by the Observatory IMD Colaba very few (traces) while the observatory IMD Santa Cruz recorded 4 mm rain.
The highest rainfall recorded in January in Mumbai in 1994 was 17.8 mm on January 12.
Light rain significantly lowered the maximum temperature in the city as the IMD Colaba Observatory recorded a maximum temperature of 29 degrees while IMD Santa Cruz Observatory recorded a maximum temperature of 27.6 degrees.
A day ago at a maximum temperature of Friday recorded by IMD Colaba and Santa Cruz Observatory each of which was 29 degrees & 30.1 degrees.
Because the rain is not season, the humidity is relatively high at 75 percent recorded on Saturday night.
Because both of them approached the flow of Western disorders, rainfall was recorded in several parts of the city, said officials.