AQI improves in Mumbai even as smog persists; Maharashtra braces for harsher winter

AQI improves in Mumbai even as smog persists; Maharashtra braces for harsher winter

Clear skies forecast for now, but experts warn the pollution relief may be short-lived.
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Mumbai recorded a slight dip in temperatures on Friday, with the day expected to remain clear, according to the IMD. The city’s maximum and minimum temperatures are likely to hover around 33°C and 21°C, respectively. Local IMD readings show 23.5°C in Colaba and 22.5°C in Santacruz, marginally higher than last week.

Meanwhile, other parts of Maharashtra are experiencing a sharper winter turn. Pune dipped to 15°C, Mahabaleshwar settled at 14°C, and Ratnagiri and Dahanu recorded 20°C and 19.5°C, respectively, alongside high humidity levels.

AQI drops slightly, offering temporary relief

Despite a thick layer of smog hanging over the city, Mumbai’s air quality showed mild improvement. As per the Sameer app, AQI at 10:05 am on November 28 stood at 127, in the Moderate category. Individually, most monitoring stations continued to report Moderate air quality, except Colaba:

  • Mulund – 121

  • Mazgaon – 112

  • Borivali East – 117

  • Navy Nagar – 156

  • Deonar – 185

  • Chakala – 132

  • Kandivali – 124

  • Chembur – 135

  • BKC – 147

  • Colaba – 70

Mumbai witnessed a 55-point drop in the AQI, in the last 24 hours, offering brief respite to its residents, though experts warn this may not last.

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