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Temperatures will take a dip due to these rains but we cannot expect major relief from the sweltering heat. There may be some marginal drop during the time of rains and maximums may be about 33-34 degrees Celsius.

Mumbai weather update: The slight drop in temperature due to the unseasonal rain that has brought relief to Mumbai, could continue for another few days as meteorologists have predicted more showers

As far as the month of March is concerned, rains are absent from the commercial capital of India. In fact, the monthly mean of Mumbai is at 0.1 mm, which means that the city almost does not see any rains whatsoever.

On March 1, a Cyclonic Circulation will develop over Rajasthan and adjoining Punjab and which is when the spread and activity will increase. Parts of Northern Punjab and North Haryana around March 1 or so may see some rains here as well.

The Indian Metrological Department (IMD) has predicted increase in rainfall or snowfall activities with possibility of heavy falls over Western Himalayan Region and rainfall activity over plains of Northwest India during 24 to 26 January.

The IMD predicted that an induced cyclonic circulation lies over south west Rajasthan.The weather department said that minimum temperatures will rise by 2-3°C over many parts of East India during next 3 days

Kerala rains have however seen an increase due to the remnants of cyclone Mandous hovering as a Cyclonic Circulation over south India. In fact the state has seen heavy rains in the last 24 hours where in Alappuzha recorded 63 mm, Kannur 80 mm, Kozhikode 74 mm, Kochi 78 mm. Moreover, rains were recorded right from north to south of the state.

On November 28 and 29, we can expect some moderate showers again which will be becoming light on 30th. There is expected a short break on 1st and 2nd. May pick up again around December 3, which will be due to a fresh weather system forming soon.

A Cyclonic Circulation is expected to come up over central parts of Bay of Bengal around November 15th. The system is expected to organize further and may become a Low Pressure Area around November 17.

The frequent movement of Western Disturbances has kept minimums under check. Temperatures are above normal at this point. Delhi has been at 17 degrees for many days now and drop is likely over Northwest India in a couple of days during the passage of the system.