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Why does temperature in Mumbai and Chennai not fall as low as it does in Delhi ?

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Climate of Mumbai and Chennai is fluctuating one as these are coastal areas and the weather is highly influenced by the presence of sea as compared to temperature in plains area like Delhi. The proximal distance to the sea lends a humid effect to the weather in two cities throughout the year. During the winter the temperature is as low as $5 - 10^{0} C$ in Delhi while these cities observe an average of $15 - 25^{0} C$ .

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