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Only three days ago, Mumbai swelters at 35 degrees Celsius in ‘winter’ it was cold enough to enable a good night's sleep in quilts, now it is hot and dry. Colaba recorded 36.8 degrees Celsius-the highest temperature of the year so far-on Sunday. On Monday, Santa Cruz, too, was hot at 36.5 degrees Celsius. It feels like summer already, the weather bureau insists that there is no sign of the winter ending yet. While Colaba recorded 34.5 degree Celsius on Monday, both Colaba and Santa Cruz's day-time temperatures were five degrees above normal. Colaba and Santa Cruz recorded 21.7 (two degrees above normal) and 18.6 (one degree above normal) minimum temperatures, respectively, on Monday. The weather bureau has said day-time temperatures may rise further in the next two days.

Published OnFebruary 21, 2012 12:00 am

Mumbai Swelters At 35 Degrees

Published on February 21, 2012 12:00 am

Only three days ago, Mumbai swelters at 35 degrees Celsius in ‘winter’ it was cold en ...

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