Know which wards feel the heat first.
ClimateReadyX shows summer heat for every ward in Mumbai, next to who lives there and what help is nearby. Then it tells you what to do about it.
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Ward E, Byculla
34.5°C
Hottest of 24 in summer
- Informal housing
- 3.5% · 18th of 24
- People
- 3.9 lakh people
RecommendedShade and water at markets. Byculla markets and bus stops are busiest during the hottest hours from March to June.
City temperatures are illustrative. Mumbai ward figures are demo data, 2003 to 2020.
Ward G/N, Dadar, Dharavi
33.0°C
Summer max, 3rd of 24
See it
Every ward, on one map.
Switch between the map, ward tiles, a ranked ladder and heat against housing. Each view answers a different question.
Understand it
What is driving the heat risk.
Temperature next to population, informal housing and distance to care, so the reason behind each number is clear.
Act on it
Steps for each ward.
Recommendations matched to each ward, ready to share with your team or attach to a budget request.
Questions
Good to know before you start.
What ClimateReadyX shows, where the data comes from, and how to try it.
Talk to usSummer heat for every ward, next to population, informal housing and access to health care, with steps for each ward.