The two tables present information about temperatures and daylight hours during a weekend (Friday to Sunday) in Mumbai and Moscow.
Overall, Mumbai was consistently much warmer than Moscow, while Moscow experienced significantly longer hours of daylight throughout the weekend. In addition, temperatures in Mumbai remained largely stable, whereas Moscow saw more noticeable fluctuations.
Looking first at Mumbai, maximum temperatures were almost unchanged, at 33.3°C on Friday, 33.4°C on Saturday, and 33.3°C on Sunday. Minimum temperatures also showed minimal variation, staying at 15.0°C on both Friday and Saturday before rising slightly to 15.1°C on Sunday. In terms of daylight, sunrise occurred at around 6:00, while sunset was consistently just after 19:00, resulting in roughly 13 hours of daylight each day.
By contrast, Moscow recorded much lower temperatures and longer daylight hours. Maximum temperatures ranged from 17.0°C on Friday to a low of 13.0°C on Saturday, before increasing to 15.0°C on Sunday. Minimum temperatures fluctuated more sharply, dropping to 2°C on Saturday and peaking at 8°C on Sunday. Meanwhile, sunrise in Moscow took place shortly after 5:20, and sunset was around 22:00, giving the city nearly 17 hours of daylight, which was considerably longer than in Mumbai.
