Mumbai and adjoining areas are likely to see warmer days ahead, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicting elevated temperatures over the next two to three days. A dip in temperatures is expected after this period as the influence of Cyclone Fengal, which has increased heat and humidity in the region, diminishes.

The IMD has attributed the temperature fluctuations to a low-pressure area caused by Cyclone Fengal and strong easterly winds. Now that it has moved to the central Arabian Sea, its impact on South Maharashtra and the coastal belt, including Mumbai, is expected to wane, offering relief soon.