The data for this weather report has been sourced from AQI.in, providing detailed information about the upcoming weather patternsMumbai residents face heavy rainfall today, June 19, 2025, with a 98% chance of precipitation and temperatures ranging between 26.2°C and 28.3°C.The city’s weather forecast indicates strong winds up to 38.2 km/h, high humidity at 84%, and reduced visibility of 7.8 km, marking the first significant downpour of this year’s monsoon season.The day begins with a mild 26.2°C temperature, but conditions are expected to deteriorate by midday with heavy rainfall continuing through the evening.The UV index remains low at 0.7, while strong winds persist throughout the day.Public transport delays are anticipated due to waterlogging, and drivers are advised to check their vehicles’ wipers and headlights.The reduced visibility of 7.8 km necessitates extra caution on the roads.The weather outlook for the coming week shows continued rainfall.June 20 will see moderate rain with temperatures between 27.7°C and 30.4°C.June 21 and 22 maintain the pattern with moderate showers and maximum temperatures of 30.5°C and 30.1°C respectively.June 23 brings slightly decreased rain intensity, while the latter part of the week maintains damp conditions.Temperatures throughout the week will remain steady between 27°C and 29°C, with June 22 potentially offering the lightest rainfall.Today’s rainfall of 93.38 mm contributes significantly to June’s historical average of 523 mm.The current weather marks Mumbai’s transition into the monsoon season, potentially affecting water reservoirs and city traffic.Residents stepping out today are advised to carry waterproof gear and sturdy umbrellas.The combination of high humidity at 84% and strong winds creates challenging outdoor conditions.Those working from home can expect a day dominated by rainfall sounds, while commuters should plan for extended travel times due to weather-related delays.The current conditions reflect typical June weather patterns in Mumbai, with the monsoon season now firmly established and expected to continue in the coming weeks.Proper hydration remains important despite the cooler, wet conditions, and residents are advised to secure any loose outdoor items due to the strong winds.