Mumbai is currently experiencing extreme heat, with daytime temperatures nearing 40°C. The highest temperature recorded was 39.7°C in Goregaon, while other areas like Vikhroli and Bandra reported temperatures of 38.5°C and 37.3°C, respectively. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for the city, warning residents of hot and humid conditions expected to persist over the next few days. Humidity levels have also been high, reaching 86% in South Mumbai, contributing to discomfort. Nighttime temperatures have not provided relief, remaining at 28°C in the suburbs, causing restless nights for many. Weather experts attribute the rising temperatures to strong solar heating, moisture-laden winds from the Arabian Sea, and delayed pre-monsoon activity. Citizens are advised to take precautions, including staying hydrated and avoiding direct sunlight, to prevent heat-related illnesses.