Mumbai, Oct. 31 -- Light rain was recorded across several parts of Mumbai on Friday, bringing a slight dip in daytime temperatures and marginal improvement in air quality, even as minimum temperatures remained 2.9 degrees above normal at both the city's weather observatories. The showers, forecast by the IMD, were reported from Dadar, Bandra, Versova, Malad, Borivali and Kandivali, with the city under a yellow alert. IMD officials attributed the rainfall to unseasonal post-monsoon weather conditions. The Colaba observatory recorded a minimum temperature of 27.2degC, while Santacruz recorded 25.2degC. Both readings were 2.9 degrees above their respective normal levels, resulting in a warm morning across the city. Humidity levels remained high during the morning, reaching 91% at Colaba and 82% at Santacruz.htc...