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Strong sunshine to bring temperatures of 36°C to Mumbai, India
Strong sunshine and warm air are expected to raise temperatures across India from 6 to 13 November, with Mumbai forecast to reach a high of 36°C over the eight-day period. People are advised to limit outdoor activities during the day and take precautions against the heat, including drinking fluids regularly.

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Today, 6 November: Sunny Delhi at 29°C, Polluted Morning Air
Delhi and Lucknow are forecast to be sunny on Friday, 6 November, with heavily polluted air in the morning. Mumbai is forecast to see extreme heat around noon, and Chennai may get rain in the forenoon and at night.

Warm air to bring Bangkok, Thailand, to 35°C
Temperatures in Thailand are forecast to rise on November 8 amid warm air and strong sunshine, with Bangkok expected to reach 35°C. Take precautions against the heat, including limiting outdoor activity during the day and drinking fluids regularly.

Warm air to push temperatures in Indonesia to 37°C on November 6
From November 6 to November 10, warm air and strong sunlight are expected to raise temperatures in Indonesia, with Surabaya forecast to reach a high of 37°C over the five days. Limit outdoor activities during the day, drink fluids regularly and take precautions against the heat.

Today, 6 November: Afternoon rain in Hanoi, high of 30°C
Rain is forecast in Hanoi on 6 November in the afternoon, evening and at night, so bring an umbrella or raincoat. Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City are forecast to be sunny, with highs of 31°C and 34°C, respectively.

Today, 6 November: Afternoon rain in Bangkok; keep an umbrella handy
Rain is forecast in Bangkok on Friday, 6 November, during the afternoon; in Chiang Mai from afternoon through night; and in Phuket in the morning and evening. Carry a foldable umbrella when leaving home during those periods.

Manila, Philippines, forecast to reach 35°C under strong sunshine
From November 6 to 7, strong sunshine and warm air are expected to raise temperatures across the Philippines, with Manila forecast to reach a high of 35°C on both days. Take precautions against the heat, such as limiting outdoor activities during the day and drinking water regularly.