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Mumbai Battles Pollution Amid Sunny Skies and Warm Temperatures
21 Oct
Summary
- Temperatures ranging between 28°C and 32.4°C on October 20, 2025
- Poor air quality with AQI-IN of 188 the previous day
- Pollution levels exceeding safe limits for PM2.5, PM10, and carbon monoxide
On October 20, 2025, Mumbai residents enjoyed a sunny and warm day, with temperatures ranging between 28°C and 32.4°C. However, the city continued to face the lingering effects of poor air quality from the previous day, which had recorded an AQI-IN of 188.
The weather forecast for the day promised clear skies and comfortable conditions, though residents were advised to take precautions in congested areas due to the persistent pollution. Yesterday's pollution levels showed concerning figures, with PM2.5 at 87 µg/m³ and PM10 at 142 µg/m³, exceeding safe limits. Carbon monoxide levels were also recorded at 284 µg/m³, potentially affecting sensitive groups, particularly in high-traffic areas.
Looking ahead, the weekly forecast indicates changing weather patterns, with scattered showers expected from October 22 and heavy rainfall predicted for October 23 and 24. The weekend of October 25 and 26 will return to sunny conditions, providing a mix of outdoor opportunities and necessary health precautions, especially regarding air quality in urban areas.
