Mumbai Air High quality Worsens, AQI of Malad And Kandivali West Breaches 270 Mark: Metropolis’s Climate Report

Mumbai: The air high quality is on a downward pattern within the monetary capital of the nation post-Diwali with many of the areas within the metropolis recording reasonable to poor air high quality index (AQI). The general AQI of town stood at 156, nonetheless, AQI in areas like Bandra Kurla Complicated stood at 224 (Poor), Chembur at 207 (Poor), Ghatkopar at 201 (Poor), Kandivali West at 277 (Poor) and Malad at 275 (Poor), based on Central Air pollution Management Board (CPCB) information.

The air high quality index was barely higher in Borivali East at 191 (Average), Byculla at 198 (Average) and CST Airport at 122 (reasonable) amongst others. Nevertheless, an AQI over 150 is taken into account ‘unhealthy’.

A layer of fog and mist was seen over town early morning on Saturday. The day, nonetheless, will witness primarily clear sky with temperatures fluctuating between 24 levels Celsius and 36 levels Celsius. Based on the India Meteorology Division (IMD), the following six days might even see a partly cloudy sky.

The minimal and most temperature will almost definitely hover between 23 levels Celsius and 36 levels Celsius.