Temperatures along India’s West Coast are rising sharply, pointing towards early signs of summer.

Cities from Mumbai to Goa, Coastal Karnataka and parts of Kerala are recording day temperatures in the mid to high 30s°C.

Some pockets have even touched 37–38°C, which is above normal for this time of the year. The persistent dry conditions and clear skies are allowing strong solar heating during the day.

In contrast, the East Coast continues to remain relatively milder. The growing temperature difference between the two coasts indicates a gradual seasonal shift towards pre-monsoon patterns.

Residents along the West Coast are advised to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight during peak afternoon hours.