Mumbai Weather in November

Mumbai weather in November remains hot and dry during the daytime but sees a significant temperature fall at night. The mornings and evenings are much cooler than the middays. Generally, the average temperature keeps at 28℃ (82℉). The daily highest temperature could reach a peak at 34℃ (93℉) but it could lower to 21℃ (70℉) at night. This month is also very dry with relatively low humidity of 59%. Without the influence of the monsoon, there is less rainfall. The precipitation only accumulates to 98mm and there may be 2 rainy days occurring.   

The balmy and dry weather in November attracts more visitors and Diwali Festival is also a big draw. The high travel season is coming, and thus hotel rates rise and flight tickets are also in hot demand. Book them as early as possible. 

 

Traveling to Mumbai in November, light clothes are still the best choices to cope with the high temperature in the daytime. Short sleeve shirts, tank tops, cotton t-shirts, and linen blouses are all recommended. Dresses and skirts are also good choices. However, more clothes should be put on in the early mornings and late evenings, and thus coats, jackets, or hoodies should be packed in your luggage, too.              

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Mumbai’s iconic Gateway of India should definitely be your first stop to review the city’s colonial history. It was built for welcoming the then king and queen of Great Britain. Mumbai has a lot of beautiful colonial architecture and the most-visited one is Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus with colorful windows and towering spires. If you are an art lover, then don’t miss Kala Ghoda Art Precinct where a lot of art galleries, cafés, well-decorated book stores and museums gather. Mani Bhavan Gandhi Museum is another must-visit place. The hero had lived here for 17 years and the museum is his former residence collecting his original books, journals, photos and other documents. Also, don’t forget to take a stroll along the Marine Drive and enjoy the stunning sunset views.