Chief Meteorologist, Skymet Weather, Mahesh Palawat said, "We do not expect any significant rainfall in the next few days in Mumbai. There will be the usual light rainfall on and off, unless some significant weather phenomenon, such as low-pressure area or cyclonic pressure, develops.

"Earlier, the models were indicating that monsoon surge would be active over North Konkan and Goa, and the trough active over South Konkan and Goa would move north. However, it stayed put."

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"We had been tracking the forecast for Sunday since the last three days and had started lowering the warnings step by step. We were more focused on Saturday... Warnings for the next two days are only for Raigad and South Konkan. There is no warning for Mumbai and Thane for the next five days," K S Hosalikar, Mumbai IMD chief, told mid-day.

With no waterlogging yesterday, roads remained clear and vehicular movement normal. Trains, buses and flights ran as per schedule.

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