Mumbai rains: The Indian Meterological Department has issued an orange alert for Mumbai and Nagpur, indicating heavy to very heavy rainfall on Saturday.
The India Meteorological Department has predicted moderate to heavy rain in Mumbai, the official said. Thee will be a high tide of 3.78 metres in the Arabian Sea at 10.03 am and another one of 3.23 metres at 9.35 pm.
Mumbai woke up to heavy rains in several parts of the city on Friday (July 12) as an orange alert, predicting heavy rains, has been issued for the day. The massive downpour this morning led to waterlogging in several parts of the city with Andheri Subway being flooded.
Several parts of Mumbai received heavy rain on Friday morning, leaving various areas waterlogged.
Heavy rain lashed Mumbai on Monday disrupting daily life. Schools and colleges were closed to avoid inconvenience to students. Several flights were also cancelled from the Mumbai Airport. The IMD has issued warning for heavy rain in the city on Tuesday.
Normal life was disrupted in parts of Mumbai due to severe waterlogging following incessant heavy rainfall with the advance of the monsoon in the state. The heavy rains in the financial capital have submerged railway tracks and flooded many areas, leading to traffic disruptions because of waterlogge
Mumbai rains: Heavy rains in Mumbai severely impacted local train services and disrupted flight operations due to widespread waterlogging across the city.
Flight operations were severely impacted as heavy rains lashed Mumbai, causing massive waterlogging in the city. Taking to X, the airlines issued warnings to the passengers concerning the flight status.
Mumbai rains: Due to continuous rainfall over the past several days, many railway tracks have become waterlogged. As a result, the timings and routes of numerous trains have been changed.
Mumbai hoarding collapse: The National Disaster Response Force team reached the spot where the hoarding collapsed and initiated a search and rescue operation following the tragic incident. According to BMC officials, the hoarding measuring 120 x 120 feet crashed on the petrol pump.
Mumbai rains: According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Delhi experienced its coldest day this winter on Tuesday, with the minimum temperature dropping to 5.3°C.
As the southwest monsoon has started to retreat, IMD has predicted moderate to heavy rainfall in several districts of Maharashtra. The weather department has issued a Yellow alert for Mumbai and a few more districts of the state.
The IMD has predicted heavy to very heavy rainfall in the central Maharashtra today. The IMD has also issued an Orange alert for the day.
The Yellow alert has been issued for Mumbai, Dhule, Nashik, Palghar, Thane, Ratnagiri, and Raigad districts in Maharashtra.
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Mumbai-Pune Expressway landslide: Highway police personnel were on the spot and efforts were on to remove the debris on the busy 6-lane road, said the official. One of the three lanes towards Mumbai was closed to remove the debris and mud, he said.
Maharashtra weather: In the wake of heavy rains and floods in Maharashtra, 13 National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams are kept on standby in various districts in the state.
The Regional Meteorological Centre has predicted heavy to very heavy rainfall and issued an orange alert for six districts of Maharashtra till July 27.
Raigad landslide: “A decision was taken in the cabinet today to shift people from landslide-prone areas. They will be rehabilitated and moved to a safer place permanently,” CM Shinde said.
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