The IMD officials on Thursday said the chances of the city getting more showers have reduced but cannot rule out a possibility.
"As the moisture content has reduced, the city and areas around might not see more rainfall," said Medha Khole, director, India Meteorological Department (IMD).
According to IMD's daily weather report for the city, rain or thundershowers are likely in the next 48 hours.
The city has been witnessing a drop in rainfall after Monday's heavy downpour that recorded 181.4 mm rainfall. Tuesday recorded 18.6 mm. However, on Wednesday, no rainfall was recorded despite the cloudy conditions and Thursday's sky was clear.
The situation prevailed in catchment areas too. None of the four major dams -- Khadakwasla, Temghar, Varasgaon and Panshet -- received any rainfall on Wednesday and Thursday.
Presently, the total water availability for the city is around 26 TMC (91 per cent compared to the total capacity of city)
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