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Mumbai Weather Update: Mumbai is currently experiencing light rain with generally cloudy skies, as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Friday stated that the monsoon has officially withdrawn from the city. In 2025, the monsoon arrived early on May 26 and concluded early as well on October 10, days ahead of the usual onset.

Usually, the monsoon withdraws from Mumbai between October 10 and 15, but its timing has been quite unpredictable in recent years. For instance, the monsoon season ended on September 30 in 2002 and as late as October 28 in 2020. Over the past three years, the monsoon has ended around mid to late October, Hindustan Times reported.

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Mumbai Weather Forecast

- October 11: With the withdrawal of the monsoon, Mumbaikars are expected to witness stable weather conditions, with no significant disruption. The daytime temperatures are expected to hover around 33 to 35 degrees Celsius, while the nighttime temperatures are expected to remain between 23 and 24 degrees Celsius.

- October 12: Skies are expected to remain clear, with temperatures steady at a high of 33 degrees Celsius and a low of 23 degrees Celsius.

- October 13: Skies will continue to remain clear with a slight increase in daytime temperatures to 34 degrees Celsius and nighttime lows staying at 23 degrees Celsius.

- October 14: The IMD has forecasted clear and dry weather, with temperatures around 34 degrees Celsius during the day and 24 degrees Celsius at night.

- October 15: Partly cloudy skies expected, with a daytime high of 35 degrees Celsius and a low of 24 degrees Celsius. Overcast skies may bring occasional shades, but no weather change is expected.

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Monsoon Rainfall Pattern In Mumbai

- This year, the monsoon ended on October 10, the earliest withdrawal since 2018. However, several parts of Mumbai received above-average rainfall this season.

- Although Colaba in South Mumbai received less rain than expected on most days, it experienced heavy rainfall between June 16-21 and September 24-29.

- Santacruz in suburban Mumbai also recorded significantly more rainfall than usual during August and September.

- According to official data, Santacruz received 3112 mm of rainfall in 2025, which is 34 per cent higher than the average rainfall of 2318.8 mm.

- Similarly, Colaba received 2,263 mm of rainfall, 8 per cent above the average rainfall of 2,094 mm.