The story so far
Mumbai Heavy Rains
Tracked across 3 sources · Updated 16h ago
The IMD issued alerts for Mumbai and nearby districts from July 21-25, forecasting heavy rainfall, strong winds, and waterlogging. Palghar schools shut, Modak Sagar Lake overflowed, and lake levels reached 83.68% capacity. Orange alerts were issued for some areas.
How it unfolded
22h ago
Three Mumbai lakes overflow; stock at 83.68%
3d ago
Palghar schools shut; orange alert for some districts
4d ago
Heavy rain causes waterlogging in Vashi, alerts expanded
5d ago
IMD issues Yellow Alert for Mumbai on July 23
What happened earlier
Latest updates
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Full story →Water Level In Mumbai Lakes: Three Of Seven Overflowing, Overall Stock At 83.68%
Mumbai's seven reservoirs reached 83.68% capacity.
Three of the seven lakes are overflowing.
Heavy rainfall contributed to the water level rise.
IMD forecasts more rain today.
The update is crucial for Mumbai's water supply.
Earlier · 4d ago
Full story →Mumbai Weather: City To Witness Heavy Rainfall On July 23, Forecasts IMD
IMD issued a Yellow Alert for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, and Raigad, warning of heavy rainfall and winds of 50-60 kmph on July 22.
Ratnagiri remains under an Orange Alert for isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall with gusty winds.
Mumbai's Air Quality Index (AQI) was 67, classified as Moderate; Gamdevi Station recorded the best AQI at 44 (Good), while Dhakoji Sethapada had the worst at 142 (Poor).
Earlier · 3d ago
Full story →Mumbai Weather LATEST Update: IMD Issues Heavy Rain Alert; Palghar Schools Shut
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a heavy rain alert for Mumbai and nearby districts, forecasting intense showers and strong winds.
Palghar district has declared a holiday for all schools, colleges, and anganwadis due to a Red Alert for extremely heavy rainfall.
Mumbai educational institutions remain open, but authorities may take local decisions if weather worsens.
Gusty winds of 50–60 kmph are expected, with stronger winds possible in coastal areas during intense rain.
Authorities warn of waterlogging, urban flooding, and traffic disruptions in low-lying areas.