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Heavy rain lashes Mumbai's western suburbs, temperatures dip In a respite for Mumbai, spells of heavy rain lashed the city’s western suburbs early on Wednesday morning amidst a yellow alert sounded in the region. The pre-monsoon spells spurred a drop of nearly six degrees in night-time temperatures in a single day, as minimum temperatures touched 22.8°C on Wednesday morning. Amidst a Nowcast warning of thunderstorms, gusty winds and moderate rainfall sounded forMumbaiand Thane districts at 7 am, pockets like Santacruz, Versova, Andheri, Dahisar, Bandra, and Khar, amongst others, woke up to heavy spells of rainfall during the day. The heavy spell of rainfall came a day after the city reeled under above-normal temperatures on Tuesday, as maximum temperatures at the India Meteorological Department’s Santacruz and Colaba observatories hovered over 36°C. Records showed that between Tuesday and Wednesday morning, the suburban observatory recorded 13 mm of rainfall even as the island city division remained dry with NIL rain. Records from the automatic weather station (AWS) showed that between 7 am and 8 am, the heaviest rainfall was recorded in Versova at 69 mm, followed by 52 mm at C…

Mumbai's Driest June In Nearly 20 Years: What's Behind The Monsoon ... Mumbai is witnessing its driest June in nearly two decades as the southwest monsoon’s progress has stalled, delaying its arrival over the city by about a week, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The rainfall deficit has left residents grappling with hot and humid weather, while raising concerns about water resources and the impact on agriculture. The delay is being attributed to the absence of strong low-pressure systems and unfavourable atmospheric conditions that have slowed the monsoon’s advance after an early onset elsewhere in the country. The unusual weather pattern is not limited to Mumbai. Pune has recorded its driest first half of June since 1958, while Delhi has experienced only intermittent showers and thunderstorms. IMD officials have said that conditions are gradually becoming favourable for the monsoon to regain momentum, with increased rainfall expected across several regions in the coming days. The delayed arrival of the monsoon in Mumbai has puzzled many residents, especially after forecasts initially suggested a promising start to the rainy season. Meteorologists explain…

mumbai rains schools: Latest News & Videos, Photos about mumbai rains ... Mumbai weather news: Suburbs were drenched overnight, with several areas receiving over 100 mm of rain in just four hours. Mulund's Veena Nagar recorded a massive 160.4 mm, while Versova logged 156.8 mm. This intense downpour from midnight to 4 am led to waterlogging and traffic snarls on key roads and the Andheri subway, disrupting morning commutes for many residents. Mumbai and Palghar are under an orange alert for thunderstorms, heavy rain, and strong winds as the southwest monsoon finally arrived, 13 days late. The city experienced severe waterlogging, forcing the closure of the Andheri subway. Despite disruptions, suburban train and bus services remained operational. Authorities are working to address the persistent flooding issues. From cleaning auto-rickshaws at 14 to choreographing for global stars, Jitesh Dhuriya's journey is a testament to unwavering dreams. Facing financial hardship, he taught himself to dance via YouTube, eventually gracing major TV shows and international tours. Now a choreographer in Dubai, he recently bought his family a house, proving perseverance conquers all. Growing up …

Mumbai rains: IMD issues red alert for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and ... Updated On:04 July, 2026 03:25 PM IST|Mumbai|mid-day online correspondent The IMD has issued a red alert for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and Raigad as intense monsoon showers continue across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. Vikhroli recorded 164 mm of rainfall Mumbai on red alert. Pic/Satej Shinde TheIndia Meteorological Department (IMD) on Saturday issued a red alertfor Mumbai and its neighbouring districts, warning of extremely heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and gusty winds in isolated places. The advisory, issued at 12:30 pm, covers Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, Raigad, and adjoining areas as intense monsoon showers continue to lash the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). The red alert comes amid intense spells of rain since the early hours of Saturday, leading to widespread waterlogging, traffic congestion and disruptions in several parts of Mumbai and its suburbs. Civic authorities have urged residents to remain indoors unless absolutely necessary and avoid venturing into low-lying and flood-prone areas. How do you like the new new mid-day.com experience?Share your feedbackand help us improve. ADVERTIS…

IMD Issues Red alert for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, Raigad amid heavy rain ... Mumbai: With the monsoon refusing to bid the city farewell, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has sounded a red alert on Sunday for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and Raigad, warning of extremely heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds at isolated places. “Coastal districts such as Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg, along with the ghat regions of Nashik, are also expected to witness heavy showers,” an IMD official told PTI. After a brief return of clear sunny skies, rains began again on Friday night and spilled over to Saturday, paving the way for a gloomy overcast weekend. From 8:30am to 5:30pm on Saturday, the IMD’s Santacruz observatory recorded 22.4mm of rain, while the Colaba observatory recorded 9.6mm. In the 24 hour period before Saturday 8:30am, the Santacruz observatory had recorded 12mm of rainfall, and Colaba 54mm. As per the IMD, the southwest monsoon has been particularly devastating in Marathwada, especially over the Konkan-Goa and Madhya-Maharashtra regions. The harsh monsoon seems to stem from a depression over the south coastal Odisha and the resultant trough. The IMD updated i…

Rain batters Mumbai: Landslide near 'Missing Link' exit, traffic ... Mumbai rains:Heavy rains in Mumbai on Monday caused severe disruption to connectivity between Mumbai and Pune. The Missing Link was closed, and landslides and flooding affected both rail and road links across the region. Train services were cancelled or diverted, and road traffic came to a halt on key stretches, leaving many commuters stranded. At least 16 trains were cancelled and nine diverted due to the heavy rainfall. Traffic on both carriageways of the Mumbai-Pune Expressway and the old Mumbai-Pune highway was suspended until further notice. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange alert for Mumbai and a red alert for Pune. Authorities declared a holiday for government, private and civic-run schools and colleges in Mumbai, Pune, Thane and Palghar districts. MUST READ | Mumbai rains: Red alert remains as 300 mm+ rain batters city; BMC urges residents to stay safe Central Railway officials reported landslides near Thakurwadi in the Karjat-Lonavala Bhor Ghat section and between Khandala and Monkey Hill. All three railway tracks in the Bhor Ghat stretch were affected. Swapnil Nila, Chief Pu…

Several feared trapped as multi-storey 'chawl' collapses in Mumbai amid heavy rain; rescue ops on Mumbai grappled with severe downpours on Sunday, leading to a multi-storey chawl collapse in Mankhurd where several are feared trapped. Heavy rains also disrupted flights and caused widespread waterlogging. Tragically, one person died in Kurla when a tree fell on a shop, adding to recent weather-related fatalities. The city experienced over 200mm of rainfall in 24 hours.

Pre-monsoon showers drench Mumbai, waterlogging slows traffic in some ... Several parts of Mumbai, including the island city, western suburbs and eastern suburbs, received moderate to heavy rainfall, with waterlogging reported in some areas Widespread pre-monsoon showers lashed Mumbai on Sunday (May 31, 2026) morning, providing a breather from the heat and humidity that had gripped the city over the past few days.Several parts of Mumbai, including the island city, western suburbs and eastern suburbs, received moderate to heavy rainfall, with waterlogging reported in some areas. Parts of neighbouring Navi Mumbai also witnessed heavy showers. The suburbs of Dadar, Matunga, Khar, Chembur, Mankhurd, Kurla, Santacruz, Vile Parle, Andheri and Versova received significant rainfall over the last one to two hours. Waterlogging slowed traffic, inconveniencing motorists and commuters in some areas. The Vashi-bound carriageway of the Sion-Panvel Highway witnessed a major traffic snarl due to rain and an accident.Several two-wheeler riders, caught unawares by the sudden downpour without rain gear, were seen taking shelter under flyovers, skywalks, and shop awnings. There were no immediate repo…

why mumbai floods: Latest News & Videos, Photos about why mumbai floods ... India Meteorological Department issued flash flood warnings for several districts. Heavy rainfall triggered another flash flood in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district. Moderate flash flood risk is likely in parts of Konkan, Goa, and Gujarat. Surface runoff and inundation are possible in saturated soils and low-lying areas. The weather office forecasts very heavy rainfall up to 200 mm. Mumbai experienced a brief respite from heavy rains on Tuesday. The India Meteorological Department forecasts intermittent heavy to very heavy rainfall for Wednesday. Gusty winds and a high tide are also expected, prompting caution in low-lying areas. Authorities have debunked fake messages regarding school and office closures. Local train services are now operating normally across all major Mumbai railway corridors. Mumbai experienced overcast skies and strong winds on Tuesday after intense rainfall. An orange alert remains in effect, warning of heavy showers and gusty winds. Schools and colleges were closed as a precautionary measure for the day. Air and rail services faced disruptions, with commuters advised to check statu…

Pre-monsoon showers drench Mumbai, waterlogging slows traffic in some areas Several parts of Mumbai, including the island city, western suburbs and eastern suburbs, received moderate to heavy rainfall, with waterlogging reported in some areas

Red alert as Mumbai braces for intense rain — why is financial capital ... The IMD (India Meteorological Department) on Saturday issued a red alert for Mumbai, Thane, Raigad and Palghar districts, warning of extremely heavy rainfall on Sunday with the likelihood of very intense spells in isolated areas. The alert raises concerns not just about temporary disruption, but about the city's broader vulnerability to climate-driven weather extremes. “Extremely heavy rainfall is likely over Mumbai, Thane, Raigad and Palghar districts with very intense spells in some areas. Coastal districts such as Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg, along with the ghat regions of Nashik, are also expected to witness heavy showers,” said an IMD official, updating the forecast on Saturday afternoon. The red alert comes after an earlier orange warning, issued Saturday morning, was upgraded based on updated weather models predicting heightened monsoon activity along the Konkan belt. While parts of north Maharashtra, central Maharashtra, Marathwada and Vidarbha are likely to see only light to moderate showers, the Mumbai metropolitan region could experience rainfall exceeding 204.5 mm in a 24-hour period — the thre…

Mumbai's 7-day rainfall exceeds Delhi's annual average, nearly matches Bengaluru Mumbai experienced exceptionally heavy rainfall between June 30 and July 6. This deluge surpassed the annual rainfall averages of Delhi and Pune. The city recorded its wettest July days in recent years with intense downpours. Municipal officials confirmed pumping stations were operational and dewatering efforts were underway. Rain intensity eased, leading to a downgrade in the weather alert for Mumbai.

Monsoon tracker LIVE: Heavy showers flood parts of Mumbai, slow road traffic and trains Heavy rain since early Thursday (July 2, 2026) morning led to waterlogging in prime areas such as Dadar, Parel, Hindmata, Charkop, Worli, Goregaon and Andheri, causing inconvenience to commuters and slowing vehicular traffic

Heavy overnight showers drench Mumbai suburbs; over 100 mm rain recorded in several areas The BMC’s automatic weather stations recorded the highest rainfall in the eastern suburbs, with Maharashtra Nagar School in Mankhurd receiving 123.4 mm of rain, followed by Paspoli Municipal School in Powai (122 mm)

Rain disrupts Mumbai commuter services; waterlogging reported The Central Railway and Western Railway officials issued statements regarding the rescheduling of some services. Passengers waited at stations for longer durations

Why Mumbai becomes a 'bathtub' every monsoon: Key factors behind the ... A few hours of relentless rain. Trains slow to a crawl, roads disappear beneath muddy water, vehicles stall, flights face delays and thousands of commuters find themselves stranded. It's a familiar scene that plays out almost every monsoon in Mumbai, often within hours of an intense downpour. The latest spell of heavy rainfall has once again left several parts of the city waterlogged, even as weather agencies warn that more rain could follow. While cloudbursts do happen, experts say Mumbai's flooding is rarely caused by rainfall alone. Instead, it is the result of a perfect storm of geography, weather, tides and rapid urbanisation. MUST READ |300-350 mm rainfall alert: IMD issues extreme warning for next 24 hours as vortex forms near Mumbai From the towering Western Ghats and the moisture-rich Arabian Sea to high tides and a city built largely on reclaimed land, multiple factors combine to create what many describe as Mumbai's "bathtub effect" — where rainwater accumulates faster than it can drain away. How the Western Ghats squeeze out rain Mumbai's location on India's west coast puts it directly in the…

Pre-monsoon showers drench Mumbai, waterlogging slows traffic in some ... Pre-monsoon showers lashed Mumbai Sunday morning, easing heat and humidity. Heavy rainfall hit suburbs like Dadar, Chembur, Andheri, and Versova, causing waterlogging and traffic snarls. Suburban trains ran with minor delays, while civic authorities monitored conditions; no major incidents reported Mumbai:Widespread pre-monsoon showers lashed Mumbai on Sunday morning, providing a breather from the heat and humidity that had gripped the city over the past few days. Several parts of Mumbai, including the island city, western suburbs and eastern suburbs, received moderate to heavy rainfall, with waterlogging reported in some areas. Parts of neighbouring Navi Mumbai also witnessed heavy showers. The suburbs of Dadar, Matunga, Khar, Chembur, Mankhurd, Kurla, Santacruz, Vile Parle, Andheri and Versova received significant rainfall over the last one to two hours. Waterlogging slowed traffic, inconveniencing motorists and commuters in some areas. The Vashi-bound carriageway of the Sion-Panvel Highway witnessed a major traffic snarl due to rain and an accident. Several two-wheeler riders, caught unawares by th…

Mumbai Monsoon Update: Thane, Mumbai, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg ... Mumbai:Maharashtra has been witnessing heavy rainfall over the past few days, triggering flood-like situations in several areas. The relentless downpours have wreaked havoc across the Konkan and Ghatmath regions over the last three days. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast more heavy rainfall in several parts of the state and has also issued a red alert. Here’s the IMD’s weather forecast for Maharashtra on July 6, 2026. People who are residing in Konkan region must note that heavy rains will continue in several places. Heavy to very heavy rains have been predicted in Palghar, Thane, Mumbai, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg districts. An orange alert has been issued for these districts. The IMD has issued a red alert for Raigad district due to the possibility of heavy rains. In an unfortunate incident, at least six persons were killed and one sustained injuries when a three-storey chawl (row tenement) collapsed in Mumbai’s Mankhurd area amid heavy rains on Sunday night. As per officials from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), four women and a man were “brought dead” to the civic-run Shat…

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road washed away: Latest News & Videos, Photos about road washed away ... As Mumbai battles severe flooding, industrialist Anand Mahindra highlighted IAS officer Avishyant Panda's work in Gadchiroli. Panda's district-wide water conservation program, featuring thousands of structures to capture and store rainwater, offers a crucial lesson. Despite heavy downpours, Mumbai's reservoirs remain critically low, underscoring the need for proactive water management and conservation, not just abundant rainfall. Residents of Wah Model Town are facing severe urban flooding and overflowing sewage due to clogged drains and administrative neglect. Developed in the 1990s under the Wah Cantonment Board, infrastructure has failed to match its expansion. Residents regularly pay taxes but receive inadequate municipal services, worsening environmental and public health concerns. Mumbai's monsoon fury has disrupted transport, with a Vande Bharat Express video showcasing its steady progress through waterlogged tracks going viral. Heavy rains triggered landslides, halting Mumbai-Pune train services and washing away ballast on suburban lines. Western Railway services faced delays due to waterlogging, i…

Explained: The 12 reasons why Mumbai floods year after year Mumbai faces annual flooding due to extreme rainfall and its low-lying coastal geography. High tides impede stormwater drainage, while aging infrastructure struggles with increased rainfall intensity. Natural buffers like mangroves have diminished, and urban growth strains existing systems. Blocked drains and ongoing construction projects further exacerbate the flooding issues. Climate change is expected to worsen these challenges, requiring long-term planning.

'Rain only good for those in balconies': Every monsoon, same old story in Mumbai Mumbai's annual monsoon test has begun with the season's first heavy downpour, exposing civic unpreparedness. Tragic incidents, including a boy's death from a fallen tree and a man drowning in an open manhole, have marred the arrival of the rains. Commuters faced disruptions, with social media buzzing about flooded roads and delayed trains, highlighting the city's ongoing struggle with its monsoon challenges.

Mumbai rain: Monsoon on a march then why is it not raining in ... Mumbai is experiencing mostly clear to partly cloudy skies in mid-June 2026, an unusual sight for a city that is typically drenched by monsoon rains at this time of year. The absence of sustained rainfall has left millions of residents wondering when the season's characteristic downpours will finally arrive. The southwestmonsoon, which delivers nearly 70% of India's annual rainfall and is crucial for agriculture and water supplies, has advanced more slowly than expected this year. Although isolated pre-monsoonshowers and thunderstormshave been reported, widespread and persistent rainfall remains largely absent acrossMumbaiand much ofMaharashtra.An image of Mumbai's Marine Drive under a clear sky. (Photo: Unsplash) Every year, thesouthwest monsoonbrings moisture-laden winds from the Indian Ocean, crossing the equator and hitting India's west coast. It typically reaches Kerala around June 1 and moves northward, arrivingin Mumbaiaround June 11 under normal conditions. These winds pick up huge amounts of moisture over the warm seas and release it as rain when they hit the Western Ghats. For Maharashtra, especially …

Mumbai Rain Situation Today: Latest status on Pune Expressway, trains ... Agencies Mumbai Rain News Updates Today The financial capital and its neighbouring regions woke up to another bout of relentless monsoon fury on Monday, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) sounding a red alert for the city and an orange alert for Pune, Thane and Palghar. Torrential rain overnight has triggered landslides, waterlogging and large-scale disruption to road, rail and air travel between Mumbai and Pune, leaving thousands of commuters stranded and forcing authorities to shut schools and colleges across the region. Here is a complete, updated breakdown of how the rains have hit different parts of daily life. Mumbai Rains Quick Status Check: Mumbai-Pune Expressway: Shut in both directions; avoid travel Old Pune-Mumbai Highway: Also suspended amid flooding in Maval and Tamhini Ghat Long-distance trains (Mumbai-Pune): Cancelled, diverted or delayed Mumbai local trains: Running, with minor delays Flights: Delays and cancellations possible; check with your airline Schools/colleges (Mumbai, Pune, Thane, Palghar): Closed Offices: Open Also Read: Mumbai BMC issues Red nowcast warning as intense r…

Heavy rainfall lashes Maharashtra, Palghar records 203 mm, rivers cross ... July 7, 2026 Mumbai: Heavy monsoon rains lashed several parts of Maharashtra over the last 24 hours, causing severe waterlogging, rivers to swell, and weather-related casualties, as per a Maharashtra State Disaster Management Authority (MSDMA) situation summary report on Tuesday morning detailing the impact of the intense downpour across the state. Palghar district recorded the highest rainfall in the state over the last 24 hours, receiving a staggering 203.3 mm of rain. Neighbouring Thane and Raigad districts also experienced heavy downpours, recording 116.4 mm and 108.7 mm of rainfall, respectively. Mumbai Suburban registered 90.4 mm, while Pune saw 70.9 mm. The relentless precipitation has caused multiple rivers along the Konkan coast to breach safety levels. Amba, Savitri, and Jagbudi rivers breached the danger level, while the Kundalika and Pinjal rivers crossed the warning level. Rain-related incidents claim lives, cause injuries The disaster management report confirmed two human fatalities and multiple injuries resulting from monsoon-related incidents. In Satara, one person was killed in a lan…

Monsoon mayhem: South Bombay sees wettest July; house collapse, tree falls claim 8 lives Mumbai experienced a devastating deluge, with record-breaking rainfall causing a building collapse in Mankhurd that claimed six lives, including five children. Unusually strong winds uprooted trees, leading to further fatalities. Flight operations were disrupted as the city recorded its wettest July day in over 50 years, with more heavy rain anticipated and a holiday declared for educational institutions.

Pre-Monsoon Showers Drench Mumbai, Flooding Slows Traffic ... - Dailyhunt M umbai: Widespread pre-monsoon showers lashed Mumbai on Sunday morning, providing a breather from the heat and humidity that had gripped the city over the past few days. Advertisement Several parts of Mumbai, including the island city, western suburbs and eastern suburbs, received moderate to heavy rainfall, with waterlogging reported in some areas. Parts of neighbouring Navi Mumbai also witnessed heavy showers.The suburbs of Dadar, Matunga, Khar, Chembur, Mankhurd, Kurla, Santacruz, Vile Parle, Andheri and Versova received significant rainfall over the last one to two hours.Waterlogging slowed traffic, inconveniencing motorists and commuters in some areas.The Vashi-bound carriageway of the Sion-Panvel Highway witnessed a major traffic snarl due to rain and an accident.Several two-wheeler riders, caught unawares by the sudden downpour without rain gear, were seen taking shelter under flyovers, skywalks, and shop awnings.There were no immediate reports of any major untoward incidents, while civic authorities continued to monitor the situation.Suburban railway services remained unaffected, though some trains …

Mumbai waterlogged after heavy rain, Priyanka Chaturvedi says ... - Mint As thesouthwest monsoonmade landfall in Mumbai on Tuesday, Shiv Sena (UBT) former MP Priyanka Chaturvedi slammed the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) after heavy rainfall led to waterlogging across several parts of the city. Sharing a video on X, Chaturvedi wrote, "Mumbai is ready for the rains, like every year. Thank you, myBMC. Not." The video showed heavy rain, leading to waterlogging. In another post, she shared another video from the Andheri subway and wrote, "First heavy rains in Mumbai. This is Andheri Subway. Needless to say, Mumbai is blessed with a triple-engine sarkar. Not." The video showed a car passing through water at the flooded underpass. According to an NDTV Profit report, the Andheri subway was later shut down due to severe waterlogging following heavy rainfall across the city. Quick answers to key questions The waterlogging in Mumbai was caused by heavy rainfall following the southwest monsoon's arrival, with over 200 mm of rain recorded in just 24 hours. The Andheri subway was shut down due to severe waterlogging caused by heavy rainfall, which made it unsafe for vehicles to …

Pre monsoon showers in Mumbai bring relief from heat, triggering chaos ... Mumbai woke up to widespread pre-monsoon showers on Wednesday, offering much-needed relief from the extreme heat and humidity that had gripped the city over the past few weeks. However, the rain also exposed the city’s pre-monsoon challenges, with waterlogging reported from several low-lying areas and traffic affecting daily commuters during peak hours. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), several parts of Mumbai, including Borivali, Chembur, Colaba, Powai, Santacruz, Mulund and Worli, received rain and thundershowers as a preliminary to the southwest monsoon. The weather department has indicated that light to moderate rainfall, accompanied by thunderstorms and gusty winds, is likely to continue over the next couple of days. Relief from heat For Mumbaikars, the showers brought immediate relief from soaring temperatures. Over the past few days, humidity levels have remained high despite relatively moderate temperatures, making conditions uncomfortable across the city. The rain lowered temperatures and provided a welcome break from the harsh weather, prompting many Mumbaikars to step out…

Weather Alert: Mumbai Flooded as Heavy Rain Hits Maharashtra Pune, 19 August 2025:Maharashtra has been experiencing relentless rainfall for the last two days, creating flood-like conditions in several districts. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued warnings across the state, with the next 24 hours expected to bring more intense showers. Join our WhatsApp Channel to Stay Updated! Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, Raigad, and other coastal districts have been hit the hardest. In view of the situation, schools in multiple districts were closed, while the Maharashtra government announced a holiday for state offices in Mumbai. The civic body also advised private companies to allow employees to work from home. In Pune, the weather observatory has predicted extremely heavy rainfall across the city and surrounding regions, particularly along the Konkan belt. Authorities have appealed to citizens to avoid travelling to hill stations and ghats, where continuous downpours could trigger landslides and accidents. Mumbai witnessed cloudburst-like conditions, with record-breaking showers between Monday and Tuesday morning. By 8:30 a.m., rainfall figures stood at 255.5 mm in Vikhroli, 2…

Monsoon Mayhem: Political Storm Over Mumbai's Waterlogged Metro Monsoon Mayhem: Political Storm Over Mumbai's Waterlogged Metro The early arrival of the monsoon in Maharashtra sparked political controversy over Mumbai's waterlogging, with the ruling Mahayuti bloc and opposition trading blame. Heavy rains halted operations on Mumbai's Metro Line 3, leading to criticism of government preparedness. Deputy CM Eknath Shinde cited unexpected rainfall as the cause, while opposition leaders criticized governance failures. Devdiscourse News Desk | Mumbai | Updated: 26-05-2025 20:39 IST | Created: 26-05-2025 20:39 IST This image is AI-generated and does not depict any real-life event or location. It is a fictional representation created for illustrative purposes only. Country: India SHARE Mumbai's early monsoon onset erupted into a political showdown as both ruling and opposition parties exchanged blame over the city's waterlogging woes. Operations on Metro Line 3 were suspended after heavy rains flooded an underground station, prompting criticism from opposition leaders, including Aaditya Thackeray of Shiv Sena (UBT). Deputy CM Eknath Shinde attributed the disruption to unexpected rainfall…

Heavy rain batters Mumbai, IMD issues orange alert; high-tide expected Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, and Raigad are under an orange alert as the IMD predicts moderate to intense rain spells. Heavy monsoon showers have already drenched the city, with the island city recording 114 mm of rainfall in 24 hours. Suburbs also experienced significant downpours, prompting authorities to advise residents to take necessary precautions.

Monsoon Live: Rains lash Mumbai for second day; cool breeze brings respite The southwest monsoon, which typically reaches Mumbai around June 10, has been delayed this year after its advance stalled due to unfavourable weather conditions

Mumbai rain alert upgraded to red as downpour disrupts normal life Waterlogging was reported in Worli, parts of Navi Mumbai, and the Andheri subway. Powai Lake began overflowing around 5.30 a.m.

India’s late monsoon rains leave cities and fields parched The late arrival of India’s monsoon season and below-average rainfall have caused problems ranging from planting delays for farmers to water restrictions for construction sites in its largest business hub, Mumbai. Water shortages have been reported around the country due to the late start of the rainy season, which typically begins in June but has grown erratic in recent years. Climate experts said El Nino, a warming of the Pacific that affects weather around the globe, combined with an already...

Heavy Mumbai rains: Airport runway operations halted for an hour; one dead in treefall at Kurla The IMD had issued a ‘red’ alert for extremely heavy rain for the metropolis, where several areas recorded more than 200 millimetres and some got a whopping 300 mm downpour in a 24-hour period

Non-stop rain cuts off Mumbai as rail, highway traffic hit; schools, colleges shut today Mumbai experienced severe disruptions due to heavy rains and strong winds for the third consecutive day. Torrential showers also affected other regions, with Palghar district being the worst hit. Schools and colleges were declared closed in Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, and Raigad due to the ongoing weather warnings. Transport services faced significant disruptions, including train cancellations and highway closures due to landslides and waterlogging.

Mumbai Rain Today | Rain In Mumbai (Mumbai) Today - Oneindia Mumbai is moving into a phase of active monsoon weather with frequent rain spells and high humidity across the city. Most days will remain overcast with a steady breeze, keeping the tropical heat in check while bringing occasional heavy downpours. Residents should gear up for a wet week as thunderstorm activity is likely to intensify toward the month-end. Moderate Rain Jun 21 Jun 22 Jun 23 Jun 24 Jun 25 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jun 28 Jun 29 Jun 30 % km/h Satisfactory Rain is forecast for Mumbai this Sunday, bringing some relief from the heat but also the possibility of traffic disruptions and waterlogging in low-lying areas. Mumbai is set to experience rainfall this Saturday, with showers expected to intensify during the evening hours. Weekend plans may be affected in some areas. Mumbai residents can expect rain on Friday, as weather systems bring fresh spells of showers to the city heading into the weekend. Light to moderate rainfall likely. Showers are likely to make a comeback in Mumbai on Thursday, with the IMD indicating rainfall activity over the region. Low-lying areas may experience waterlogging. Mumbai …

Maharashtra rain update | Govt issues advisory as new depression forms ... © Copyright 2026 The Week Online. All rights reserved. IMD has predicted heavy to extremely heavy rainfall in the state between September 27 and 29 The Week News Desk Updated- September 27, 2025 09:55 AM IST 2 minuteRead Link Copied Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra, which are already reeling under heavy rains, are bracing for yet another spell of showers, with the weather department issuing red and orange alerts in several districts. The government has issued an advisory urging people to remain cautious and follow official instructions. Mumbai, Maharashtra: Rain lashes parts of the citypic.twitter.com/av38SsvfUh The advisory followed the India Meteorological Department’s prediction of heavy to extremely heavy rainfall in several parts of the state between September 27 and 29. According to the IMD forecast, heavy to very heavy rainfall is likely at isolated places in central Maharashtra and Konkan between September 27 and 29, while the Vidarbha region may witness light to moderate rain at several places on September 27. #mumbairains:This would be the prediction during next 10 days.. Heavy to …

Mumbai Rains Live: Schools, colleges shut as IMD issues 'orange alert ... Mumbai Rains Live News Updates: Amid continuous rainfall in Mumbai and adjoining areas, the IMD has issued an 'orange alert' for Mumbai for July 7. The BMC has declared a holiday for Government, Municipal and Private schools and colleges in the city, keeping in mind the safety of the students. Nashik is on high alert as IMD warned of cloudburst-like rainfall in the region. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has retained ared alertfor Mumbai on Monday, along with Raigad, Ratnagiri, Palghar, Nashik and the ghat regions of Pune district, warning of continued heavy rainfall and hazardous weather conditions. IMD scientist Bikram Singh said the red alert will remain in force on Tuesday as well, although Mumbai's warning level is likely to be downgraded as rainfall activity is expected to gradually ease. Even so, he said,moderate rainfall is likely to continueover the city. Apart from rain, the IMD has flaggedstrong windsas a major concern. Singh said wind speeds have been exceptionally high, with gusts touching70–80 kmph, raising the risk of uprooted trees, damage to kutcha houses and older buildings. He …

Monsoon intensifies across Maharashtra, Mumbai braces for heavy rain IMD issues yellow alert for multiple districts; airlines caution passengers over possible flight disruptions in Mumbai and Dharamshala

Mumbai lashed with pre-monsoon rains, BMC issues orange alert after IMD ... Mumbai was lashed by moderate to heavy rainfall, accompanied by thunder, on Monday morning, bringing respite from the simmering, humid weather. This downpour in the city comes asmonsoon showers in Maharashtra are set to start late. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast increased rainfall activity from Monday and said the southwest monsoon is likely to reach Mumbai by June 23. Some areas of Mumbai recorded intense showers in just one hour, civic officials said, PTI reported. The city began seeing rainfall on Sunday, with overcast skies and a cool breeze making the morning pleasant across the metropolis. Also read:54 injured, 18 missing after major explosion at Qatar's Ras Laffan natural gas hub The Monday morning showers reduced visibility, affecting traffic at some locations, officials were quoted as saying. The IMD has issued a yellow alert for Mumbai, Thane and Raigad for the next three days, forecasting moderate rain accompanied by thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds of 40-50 kmph. Also read:Viral video shows NEET retest paper leak, NTA fact-checks claim: ‘FAKE’ While the so…

Monsoon tracker LIVE: Several parts of Mumbai receive 100 mm of rain in 24 hours; local train services face delays Services on the Harbour line, which connects Navi Mumbai with parts of Mumbai, were disrupted after an overhead wire snapped between 4.52 a.m. and 5.45 a.m., affecting the movement of local trains.

100 mm of rain lashes parts of Mumbai; more showers expected Amid a 'red alert' warning, Mumbai was lashed by heavy overnight rains, with the intensity easing by early Sunday morning. Parts of south Mumbai received more than 100 mm rainfall in the last 24 hours, as per the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Local train services of the Central Railway and Western Railway were running with some delays, while buses of the Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) undertaking were plying without any diversion. The IMD on Saturday issued a 'red alert', predicting "heavy to very heavy" rainfall in Mumbai on Sunday. A civic official, quoting the IMD's forecast issued at 8 am on Sunday, said the city will witness "cloudy sky with heavy to very heavy rainfall accompanied with thunderstorm/lightning and gusty winds reaching 40-50 kmph very likely in the city and suburbs." There was a "possibility of extremely heavy rain at isolated places," according to the weather department. Heavy showers lashed Mumbai after midnight, though the intensity reduced by the early hours. Most parts of the city have since been receiving light to moderate rain, with intermittent intense spells.…

Heavy monsoon rains have inundated parts of India's Mumbai, causing widespread flooding, traffic congestion and disruption to daily life. The India Meteorological Department has forecast more heavy rainfall through the weekend.

Mumbai Rains, Weather Today News Highlights: IMD issues orange alert ... Maharashtra Mumbai Rains Weather Today News Highlights:At least 10 people lost their lives in rain-related incidents across Maharashtra in over 48 hours, while more than 11,800 people have been rescued from flood-affected areas till late, as per officials. According to the State Disaster Management Department, four deaths were reported in Nashik district alone. Two deaths each occurred in Dharashiv and Ahilyanagar, while one each was reported in Jalna and Yavatmal districts. IMD issues red alert:The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for four districts –Mumbaisuburban, Raigad, Thane and Palghar – warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places. This comes as coastal Maharashtra faces incessant downpour, with rainfall in Mumbai crossing the 3,000 mm threshold for this monsoon season. Jayakwadi dam overflow:The inflow into the Jayakwadi dam on the Godavari River in Marathwada surged, prompting authorities to open all 27 gates, releasing 1,25,000 cusecs. Nearly 7,000 people were evacuated in Paithan of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, where Harsul Circle recorded 196 mm of ra…

Maharashtra: BMC alerts citizens after IMD issues 3-hour Orange weather ... ANI Maharashtra: BMC alerts citizens after IMD issues 3-hour Orange weather warning Mumbai: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), citing the India Meteorological Department (IMD), on Monday issued an Orange warning for Mumbai, forecasting thunderstorms accompanied by lightning, moderate to intense spells of rainfall and gusty winds reaching speeds of 30-40 kmph at isolated places over the next three hours. According to the nowcast warning issued by the IMD and shared by the BMC, the weather conditions are expected to remain active across parts of Mumbai, with residents advised to take necessary precautions during thunderstorms and heavy rain spells. Several parts of Mumbai, including Bandra East, witnessed pre-monsoon showers accompanied by lightning and thunderstorms on Monday morning, bringing relief from the prevailing heat while causing waterlogging and traffic disruptions in some areas. Also read | India's airports may turn global transit centres, eye Gulf rivalry Meanwhile, the monsoon onset in Mumbai is expected later today or tomorrow (Tuesday). The IMD will announce the monsoon only when a…

Explained: Why Mumbai Floods Every Year - Times Now Mumbai, the financial capital of India, is facing severe flooding once again as the southwest monsoon made landfall 16 days ahead of its usual schedule. Traditionally expected around June 11, this year's arrival is the earliest recorded since 1950, according to the Met department data. The early monsoon has brought excessive rainfall, leading to waterlogged roads, submerged railway tracks, and flooded metro stations across the city. Videos and photos circulating on social media show the scale of disruption caused by heavy rain in the city. In wake of the worsening conditions, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has upgraded its weather warning for Mumbai from orange to red alert, indicating extremely heavy rainfall and urging residents to remain indoors and exercise caution. The chaos is familiar, and so are the reasons for such repeated flood-like situations in Mumbai. Like every year, a debate has started on why these problems cannot be resolved and why Maximum City, Mumbai. Rain is inevitable and to some extent welcomed but what must be checked and worked upon is this yearly inconvenience and deeper issues that continue …

Heavy rain floods Mumbai during intense monsoon spell Heavy monsoon rains have inundated parts of Mumbai, India's financial capital, causing widespread flooding.

Mumbai rains: Flights delayed, trains suspended, deaths reported ... Monsoon fury has gripped the country, with Maharashtra being the worst-hit. Several areas received more than 200 mm of rainfall in the last 24 hours, with Vikhroli in the eastern suburbs reporting the highest downpour at 255.5 mm, leaving roads waterlogged and turning them into virtual ponds due to Mumbai rains. Several parts of the city, including Borivali, Andheri, Sion, Dadar, and Chembur, witnessed intense downpour through the night, and the rain continued in the morning as well, resulting in waterlogging in low-lying areas, including Gandhi Market. Schools and colleges were shut in Mumbai in view of the relentless rains and the 'red alert' warning issued by the IMD, which forecast extremely heavy showers at isolated places here and neighbouring cities on Tuesday. Follow threads for all the latest updates here While the situation remains uncertain for Mumbai, neighboring regions including Panvel, Navi Mumbai, Thane, and Palghar have already declared August 20, 2025, as a holiday for schools and colleges due to extreme weather conditions. These areas have been heavily affected by flooding and transportation …

Mumbai's rain has entered uncharted territory. The data tells a worrying story Mumbai experienced unprecedented rainfall, exceeding normal monthly totals in just one week. This extreme weather reflects climate change altering rainfall patterns across India. Warmer air and seas contribute to more intense and concentrated rain events. Urban development and infrastructure limits exacerbate flooding issues in the city. Adapting to these changing monsoons requires smarter planning and natural buffer protection.

Heavy rains lash Mumbai; train services hit, Tulsi and Vihar lakes overflow Suburban services on a section of the Central Railway (CR) network were delayed after ballast beneath the tracks was washed away between Neral and Shelu stations in neighbouring Raigad district due to heavy rainfall in the early hours.

Maharashtra Rains Kill 10; Mumbai Paralysed By Record 300 Mm Deluge ... Heavy rainfall lashed vast parts of Maharashtra on Tuesday, killing at least 10 people, paralysing Mumbai’s daily life, inundating low-lying areas, and forcing authorities to move hundreds to safer locations. The downpour not only battered the state capital but also caused widespread damage to property and crops across the state. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, after reviewing the situation with the disaster management department, said the next 48 hours would be “crucial” for Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg districts, which remain on high alert. He added that crops over 12 to 14 lakh acres have been destroyed by the rains, according to news agency PTI. VIDEO | Mumbai: High tidal waves crash at the Gateway of India as heavy rains continue to lash the city.#MumbaiRainspic.twitter.com/LY8PGXaqDJ Deputy CM Eknath Shinde, who missed the cabinet meeting for the second straight week, visited the Emergency Management Department of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). “I took a tour of Mumbai, visited the Mithi River and areas affected by landslides in Vikhroli Park Site and a…

Mumbai continues to be on red alert, Lokmanya Tilak Terminus waterlogged IMD has warned that there is no immediate relief from the rain