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Best time to visit Mumbai: month-by-month guide

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Mumbai month by month

Plan your visit to Mumbai by month. Compare weather, crowds, events, and prices across all twelve months with historical climate data.

Mumbai's year divides into two unequal halves, and rain draws the line. December through April each record 0 rain days, with highs between 30°C and 34°C. March and April are the hottest at 34°C. May marks the turn at 8 rain days and 33°C. Then the monsoon arrives. June brings 26 rain days, July hits 31, August logs 30, and September follows at 28. All four months sit between 28°C and 30°C. October eases to 12 rain days at 31°C. November drops to 2 rain days at 32°C.

All 12 month guides are published beneath this index. The gap between a February visit and a July visit is total. February means 32°C and 0 rain days. July means 28°C and rain on all 31 days. Start with the month that matches your travel window. October tends to be the most misread month. It still logs 12 rain days, but the high is back at 31°C. The October guide covers what that transitional window looks like in practice.

July, August, and September need the closest read. July records 31 rain days, August 30, September 28. All three sit at 28°C, the coolest stretch in Mumbai's measured year.

July is the most decisive month in Mumbai's measured year, with 31 rain days at an average high of 28°C.

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