The first days of November have brought unusually warm weather to both Delhi and Mumbai.

In Delhi, temperatures are staying above typical November lows, with minimums around 17°C instead of the usual 15°C. The expected seasonal chill is missing, likely due to a weak anticyclone over Rajasthan, which usually draws in colder air.

Even early snowfall in Kashmir hasn't triggered the usual cool-down, leaving Delhi’s mornings misty and hazy, and both day and night temperatures consistently 2-3°C above normal.

In Mumbai, the October heat persists, even though monsoon season has officially ended. Temperatures are forecasted to reach up to 36°C with high humidity, while today's Air Quality Index (AQI) shows a 'poor' rating.

Residents are advised to stay prepared for the heat and smog and protect against sun exposure.