Air quality in the city remains in the ‘satisfactory’ category, with an overall AQI of 65 recorded by the Central Pollution Control Board's Sameer app. Among key locations, Bandra Kurla Complex recorded an AQI of 105, Borivali East 42, Byculla 52, Andheri East 89, Chembur 52, Colaba 62, Deonar 121, Thane 70, Kalyan 55, and Navi Mumbai 72. While most parts of Mumbai are experiencing satisfactory air quality, areas like Deonar and Bandra Kurla Complex have recorded relatively higher AQI levels.
In a broader Maharashtra weather update, temperatures across several regions remained below normal on April 4, as per the India Meteorological Department. Aurangabad recorded a maximum of 35.2 degrees Celsius, nearly 2.7 degrees below normal, while the minimum stood at 22.8 degrees Celsius. Jalgaon and Jeur witnessed sharper departures, with maximum temperatures dipping over 5 degrees below normal.
Sholapur remained among the hottest locations at 38.3 degrees Celsius, though still slightly below seasonal averages, while Parbhani recorded a high of 38 degrees Celsius, indicating warmer conditions in parts of Marathwada. In the coastal belt, Mumbai saw stable conditions, with Colaba recording a maximum of 32.2 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 24 degrees Celsius, both close to normal levels, while Santacruz reported similar readings.
Hill station Mahabaleshwar remained significantly cooler, with a maximum of 27.6 degrees Celsius and a minimum dipping to 17.2 degrees Celsius. Morning relative humidity remained high across most regions, with coastal and western parts such as Kolhapur and Mumbai recording levels above 80 per cent, indicating humid conditions.
Overall, while daytime temperatures across Maharashtra are largely staying below normal, pockets of Marathwada and central regions continue to experience relatively higher heat, reflecting varied weather patterns across the state.
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