The Mumbaikars are not habitual of chilling winters as the temperature over there remains moderately hot in the winter season as well. So it was quite a big surprise for them when they were greeted with a cold climate on Thursday morning as they woke up.
The weather department has already declared this month of January as the coldest January in the last decade as the maximum temperature has gone down to 25.3 degree Celsius which is six degrees lower than the normal temperature. As per Mumbai Mirror, on Friday morning, the temperature of the city was 11.4 degrees Celsius which is the lowest minimum temperature of Mumbai for January after the year 2013.
The Mumbaikars didn’t miss the chance of expressing their feelings on the social media networks, especially on Twitter, after winter suddenly knocked their doors. As a result, #MumbaiWinters trended on the micro-blogging site and netizens stormed Twitter with hilarious memes and GIFs, showing how the residents of the city are feeling and dealing with the sudden change in climate.
Here are some of the selected tweets:
#1
17°C… soooooo coolldddddd…. love the weather… but stiiilll its soooo cooollllldddd #mumbaiwinter pic.twitter.com/Jm9iy5v7Ug
— Geetika Chavan (@geetikachavan) January 16, 2020
#2
https://twitter.com/DoctorrSays/status/1218055102730104833
#3
Lonavalekars after knowing #mumbaiwinters pic.twitter.com/fMSikBXqH8
— ᶦ sͣuͫᴍᴇᴅʜ ⪩ नतद्रष्ट™ 🇮🇳 (@sumedhera) January 17, 2020
#4
Delhities to Mumbaikars
" your minimum temperature is more than our max temperature" 😁 #mumbaiwinter— Partha Das (@ParthaCFC) January 17, 2020
#5
Mumbaikars when the temperature reaches 15 degrees#mumbaiwinter pic.twitter.com/5g6CWtDcmK
— dekh tamasha democracy ka (@sabscamhai420) January 17, 2020
#6
#Mumbaikars when they woke up this morning :#MumbaiWeather #mumbaiwinters pic.twitter.com/2oTiwMVMHO
— Dixit (@iamBawaal) January 17, 2020
#7
Could I BE wearing anymore clothes! #mumbaiwinters pic.twitter.com/j7JpvKLUlW
— BunnMaskaChai (@BunnMaskaChai) January 17, 2020
#8
Freezing point of WATER is 0°c.
Freezing point of MUMBAI is 15°c.
Lol 😄#mumbaiwinter
— MODI-NAMA (Modi Ka Pariwar) (@Gau_Saxena) January 17, 2020
#9
Mumbaikar- It's extremely cold in Mumbai. Bahut struggle karna pad raha hai is thandi me.
Delhite- Jaha humare sapne pure hote hai waha inke struggle chalu hote hai..#mumbaiwinters #MumbaiWeather
— Ajinkya Barge🇮🇳🇮🇳 (@TheReal_Ajinkya) January 17, 2020
#10
Old monk
Hog maggi
Chai Coffee Hot chocolate
Good music
&
Sleep wala weather. #MumbaiWinter— ︎︎︎ ︎ ︎ (@Shimographer) January 17, 2020
#11
#mumbaiwinter
Mumbaikar right now 😶 pic.twitter.com/jeSpnLs0t4— Sarcastic 🇮🇳 (@Gauravbramhane1) January 17, 2020
#12
In a Relationship with #mumbaiwinter pic.twitter.com/MMf66OhtZr
— Akshay Bhosle (@Akki_talks) January 17, 2020
#13
#mumbaiwinter
Temperature drops to 17 degrees Mumbaikars be like: this is the end of the world!
Meanwhile Punekars: "Aao kabhi haveli pe"— purva⁷ (@vanillavantaee) January 17, 2020
#14
Mumbaikar its time to show off your branded winter jackets/muffler!!!#mumbaiwinter #mumbaifreezes
— Praky (@pratiksheth1989) January 17, 2020
Mumbai has never been very cold and the minimum temperature that was experienced by the residents was 7.4 degrees Celsius and that too almost 60 years back on 22 January, 1962.
On the other hand, the states of North India are experiencing cold waves as there is snowfall in many hilly regions. The temperature in many parts of North India has gone into single digit while in some areas, it is near or lesser than zero as well.
Well, this is a good chance for the residents of Mumbai to experience winters, so have a great time.
