u/Constant_Survey4263

Hey folks,

I’ve recently moved to Mumbai and this is my first time experiencing the weather here. Right now it’s extremely hot and humid — I’m staying on the top floor and honestly, surviving with just a fan feels impossible. I end up needing the AC most of the time.

I’ve heard from people that things get better once the monsoon starts — temperatures drop and it feels cooler. But at the same time, I’ve also read that humidity actually increases during the rains.

So I’m a bit confused — what’s the real experience like?

During monsoon:

Does it actually feel comfortable indoors?

Can you realistically manage with just a fan, or is AC still needed?

Even if it’s cooler, does the high humidity still make you feel sticky and uncomfortable?

Would really appreciate some honest inputs from people who’ve lived through Mumbai monsoons 🙏

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u/Constant_Survey4263 — 20 days ago
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Hey folks,

I’ve recently moved to Mumbai and this is my first time experiencing the weather here. Right now it’s extremely hot and humid — I’m staying on the top floor and honestly, surviving with just a fan feels impossible. I end up needing the AC most of the time.

I’ve heard from people that things get better once the monsoon starts — temperatures drop and it feels cooler. But at the same time, I’ve also read that humidity actually increases during the rains.

So I’m a bit confused — what’s the real experience like?

During monsoon:

Does it actually feel comfortable indoors?

Can you realistically manage with just a fan, or is AC still needed?

Even if it’s cooler, does the high humidity still make you feel sticky and uncomfortable?

Would really appreciate some honest inputs from people who’ve lived through Mumbai monsoons 🙏

reddit.com
u/Constant_Survey4263 — 20 days ago