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Mumbai Rains Live Updates: City rained out, monsoon tally hits 2,310.8mm; Thane records 187mm rain in 24 hours
Heavy rain continued to batter Mumbai and adjoining districts on Tuesday, disrupting normal life with widespread waterlogging, suspension of suburban train services, and two deaths reported. The IMD warned of more heavy to very heavy showers across Konkan until August 21, citing a low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal and an associated cyclonic circulation.
Fisherfolk were also cautioned against venturing into the sea due to squally weather, with gusty winds expected up to 65 kmph till August 22. Stay with TOI for live updates:
Fisherfolk were also cautioned against venturing into the sea due to squally weather, with gusty winds expected up to 65 kmph till August 22. Stay with TOI for live updates:
10:49 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai rains: Major waterlogging spots
Waterlogging has hit traffic movement across several areas, including Shaikh Mistry Dargah Road (Wadala), outside Oberoi Mall (Goregaon), Gandhi Nagar (Vikhroli), Shirodkar Market (Parel), Shanti Nagar Paper Box (MIDC), Gol Temple, Gulalwadi, Nawab Tank, Bawla Compound (Byculla),
Wadala Station Junction, near Maratha Mandir cinema (Mumbai Central) and Sewri.
Wadala Station Junction, near Maratha Mandir cinema (Mumbai Central) and Sewri.
10:46 (IST) Aug 19
Flood alert sounded in Jalna
Kasura River overflows in Jalna, water surges over Srishti Bridge on Shegaon-Pandharpur Dindi Highway. Traffic disrupted, locals advised to avoid the area. A flood alert has been issued.
10:39 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains Furry: Due to continuous rainfall, water entered the residential areas of Dombivli MIDC, leaving residents distressed. The drain passing through the area overflowed, causing more than knee-deep water to flood several buildings.
10:38 (IST) Aug 19
Travel Update: Due to heavy rainfall in certain parts of Mumbai, Hyderabad, Goa, Pune, and Guwahati, we anticipate slow moving traffic and congestion on roads leading to the airport. To ensure a seamless travel experience, we request you to plan for additional travel time to reach the airport well in time for your flight. Please check your flight status here: http://bit.ly/qpfltsts. We realize that this may inconvenience your travel plans and seek your understanding.
10:32 (IST) Aug 19
Flight operations hit at Mumbai airport due to rains, staff shortage
Mumbai Rains: Arrival and departure flights at Mumbai airport were delayed by an average of 30 minutes. Sources said airlines are also battling staff shortages, as the inundated city makes it difficult for employees to reach the airport on time.
10:25 (IST) Aug 19
Watch: Marine Drive witnesses high tides amid the heavy rainfall in Mumbai.
10:22 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains Furry: Waterlogging occurred on the road outside Dombivli railway station.
10:17 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains: Continuous heavy rainfall has led to waterlogging on the road outside Dombivli railway station, causing inconvenience to passengers heading to the station. Several low-lying areas in Kalyan-Dombivli and the surrounding regions have also been inundated, adding to the woes of residents.
10:17 (IST) Aug 19
Due to waterlogging at Shirodkar Market in Parel, traffic is being obstructed, and traffic police are assisting citizens in clearing the way.
10:15 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains Furry: A locality in Nalasopara East, home to lakhs of residents and serving as an internal road between Nalasopara and Virar, was also submerged under knee-deep water.
10:03 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains Furry: Waterlogging seen as heavy rain lashes Mumbai. Visuals from the Kopar Khairane Underpass.
10:01 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains: Rainfall during the early morning hours and late evening could lead to traffic snarls as there was 3.75 metre high tide at 9.16 am and of 3.14 metres to occur at 8.53 pm.
09:56 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains Furry: Heavy rains flood Nalasopara East, commuters hit
An overnight downpour left several parts of Nalasopara East waterlogged, causing severe disruption on Tuesday morning. Among the worst affected was Central Park Road, a crucial stretch connecting to Nalasopara railway station. The road, used daily by lakhs of commuters traveling to Mumbai during peak hours, wore a deserted look today.
09:54 (IST) Aug 19
Watch: Due to the heavy rainfall, the Mithi River flows near the danger mark.
09:54 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains: Roads submerged in low-lying areas, local train services hit
09:50 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains: Dadar TT, Trombay, Maharashtra Nagar Subway, Antop Hill, MGR Chowk, Kanekar Nagar, Sardar Nagar, and Pratiksha Nagar waterlogged; traffic movement impacted.
09:44 (IST) Aug 19
Watch: Waterlogging seen as heavy rain lashes Mumbai. Visuals from the Eastern Express Highway Area.
09:43 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains: Malad subway waterlogged after heavy rain
Malad subway has been completely waterlogged due to heavy rains, forcing authorities to divert vehicular traffic towards the MTNL junction to ease congestion and ensure smooth movement.
09:33 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains: All govt, semi-govt offices, schools, colleges to remain closed, pvt offices advised WFH
All government and semi-government offices in Mumbai will remain closed today, August 19, 2025, following a red alert issued by the India Meteorological Department for extremely heavy rainfall in the city and suburbs. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, in its capacity as the District Disaster Management Authority, has announced the holiday in view of the continuous downpour. Essential services, however, will remain operational. Private offices and establishments have been advised to instruct employees to work from home and avoid unnecessary travel.
09:25 (IST) Aug 19
Watch: Waterlogging can be seen in various parts of Mumbai as heavy rain lashes the city.
09:23 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains Furry: Andheri subway closed; traffic movement affected in the area
09:19 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains: Waterlogging was reported along the arterial BA Road near Gandhi Market today amid heavy rainfall.
09:14 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains Furry: Poisar subway waterlogged, closed to traffic
Poisar subway has been severely waterlogged following heavy rainfall and has been closed for vehicular movement, causing inconvenience to commuters and forcing traffic diversions in the area.
09:06 (IST) Aug 19
Watch: Waterlogging on Atal Setu Highway, Panvel, as heavy rainfall continues to batter the region.
09:02 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rain: Local train services hit
Trans Harbour services from Thane are running with a delay of 15–20 minutes, while trains on the Main and Harbour lines are delayed by 20–30 minutes. Delays could increase further if the situation worsens during the 9:16 am high tide.
09:00 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rain Fury: Between 8 am on August 18 and 8 am on August 19, the average rainfall recorded was 186.43 mm in the city, 208.78 mm in the eastern suburbs, and 238.19 mm in the western suburbs.
08:58 (IST) Aug 19
Watch: Mumbai has been witnessing intermittent rain for several days, leading to waterlogging in several areas. Visuals from the Andheri subway, which remains completely submerged.
08:54 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rain Fury: Water has accumulated on tracks in parts of the Kurla–Dadar stretch. Track Yodhas (track staff) are closely monitoring waterlogging at critical locations using a tricolour scale. Waterlogging on tracks near Matunga reduces train speed, results in more delays on Main line.
08:40 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains: There was a point failure at Byculla early this morning, but the issue has since been resolved. Trains on the Central Railway are running, though they are delayed by 20–30 minutes.
08:32 (IST) Aug 19
Several flights delayed as heavy downpour lashes Mumbai; IndiGo issues travel advisory; waterlogging, traffic snarls reported
Mumbai experienced heavy rainfall on Tuesday, causing flight disruptions at the city’s airport. Arrival flights were delayed by an average of 10 minutes, while departures faced delays of around 20 minutes. Passengers were urged to check their airline flight status before leaving for the airport. Earlier, IndiGo Airlines had issued a travel advisory for passengers flying out of Mumbai, citing widespread waterlogging across key routes to the airport. The advisory warned that sluggish traffic could lead to further operational challenges, and travelers were advised to monitor updates via the IndiGo app or website.
Read more08:18 (IST) Aug 19
Average Rainfall (from 8am on Aug 18 to 7am on Aug 19, 2025):
- City (CT): 178.56 mm
- Eastern Suburbs (ES): 190.50 mm
- Western Suburbs (WS): 220.82 mm
07:54 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Rains: Heavy overnight rainfall triggers waterlogging in several areas.
07:25 (IST) Aug 19
IndiGo travel advisory: Passengers advised to leave early, check flight status amid heavy rains
07:14 (IST) Aug 19
Mumbai Floods: Heavy rains submerge Goregaon, Andheri, Matunga, Chembur, Dadar, Kurla; Andheri Subway closed
As heavy downpour disrupted normal life, areas beneath Mrunaltai Gore flyover at Goregaon, Lokhandwala, Veera Desai Road in Andheri, and several parts of Matunga, Chembur, Khar, Dadar East and Kurla were flooded. Andheri Subway was shut for the longest duration this monsoon from 10 am to 4.30 pm. The police, BMC, SDRF and NDRF were deployed to assist citizens.
07:12 (IST) Aug 19
500mm in 84hrs: 2 dead, 1 missing as heavy rain disrupts life in Mumbai
Two persons died, one in a compound wall collapse at Napean Sea Road and another of electrocution in Kanjurmarg. A man who entered Mithi river went missing, and another was injured in a tree fall in Sahar.
07:09 (IST) Aug 19
7 dead in Maharashtra; rain alerts in 15-16 districts
Seven persons died across the state, including 4 in Marathwada, in the past two days due to heavy rain, according to a govt press release. CM Fadnavis said that in at least 15-16 districts, there is either a red or orange alert. Mukhed taluka in Nanded bore the brunt of a cloudburst-like situation, prompting Army and NDRF to assist police in rescue work. Four lakh hectares, where sowing was carried out, especially in Yavatmal, Beed and Nanded, were destroyed due to extreme rainfall.
21:49 (IST) Aug 18
Rain fury leaves 7 dead in Maharashtra, 200 villagers stranded
Seven persons have lost their lives in the incessant rains that continued to batter many parts of Maharashtra, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said.
More than 200 villagers were stranded in Nanded district amid incessant rains, prompting authorities to deploy the army for rescue and relief efforts.
“So far, 7 lives have been lost. Some rivers in Konkan have risen to an alarming level, and Jalgaon has reported extensive losses,” Fadnavis posted on X after reviewing the rainfall situation at a meeting in the state secretariat.
“Continuous coordination is underway with Karnataka government on Almatti dam. Though no immediate threat exists, directions are given to remain alert,” he added.
More than 200 villagers were stranded in Nanded district amid incessant rains, prompting authorities to deploy the army for rescue and relief efforts.
“So far, 7 lives have been lost. Some rivers in Konkan have risen to an alarming level, and Jalgaon has reported extensive losses,” Fadnavis posted on X after reviewing the rainfall situation at a meeting in the state secretariat.
“Continuous coordination is underway with Karnataka government on Almatti dam. Though no immediate threat exists, directions are given to remain alert,” he added.
19:57 (IST) Aug 18
Marathwada rains: 6 persons, 205 animals dead since Aug 14; 2.80 lakh hectares agri land affected
Six people and 205 animals have died in Maharashtra’s Marathwada region due to heavy rains over the past five days, officials said on Monday.
According to a rainfall loss survey released by the Divisional Commissioner’s office, three deaths were reported in Nanded, two in Hingoli, and one in Beed.
The report said 205 animals have died since August 14, with 105 deaths in Nanded alone. Heavy rains have affected 1,001 villages, 844 of them in Nanded, while 457 kuccha houses and 20 pucca houses have been damaged.
According to a rainfall loss survey released by the Divisional Commissioner’s office, three deaths were reported in Nanded, two in Hingoli, and one in Beed.
The report said 205 animals have died since August 14, with 105 deaths in Nanded alone. Heavy rains have affected 1,001 villages, 844 of them in Nanded, while 457 kuccha houses and 20 pucca houses have been damaged.
19:17 (IST) Aug 18
Mumbai Rains Live Updates: Aaditya targets Mumbai civic body over waterlogging due to heavy rains
With heavy rains inundating low-lying areas in Mumbai, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray on Monday alleged that roads were in a mess due to a "scam" and questioned the preparedness of BMC in handling the situation.
In a post on X, Thackeray stated that the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has been run by the state government for the last three years with no elected representatives due to the absence of elections. But the absence of an election is also the absence of accountability.
He stated that additional municipal commissioners must be on the roads to tackle the situation.
"With the early warning and alerts we have received for the rains over the past 2 days, I'm expecting the @mybmc to put out: How many pumps were put into action. How many pumping stations were working at full capacity? How many new flooding spots were reported this year and why?" Thackeray asked.
In a post on X, Thackeray stated that the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has been run by the state government for the last three years with no elected representatives due to the absence of elections. But the absence of an election is also the absence of accountability.
He stated that additional municipal commissioners must be on the roads to tackle the situation.
"With the early warning and alerts we have received for the rains over the past 2 days, I'm expecting the @mybmc to put out: How many pumps were put into action. How many pumping stations were working at full capacity? How many new flooding spots were reported this year and why?" Thackeray asked.
19:16 (IST) Aug 18
Mumbai Rains Live Updates: BMC declares holiday for schools, colleges on August 19
Mumbai's civic body declares holiday for all schools and colleges on August 19 amid heavy rain forecast, PTI reported, quoting officials.
The holiday, which is also for teaching and non-teaching staff, has been declared keeping in mind the safety of students, the official added.
The order was issued on Monday evening by the school education department of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation.
Mumbai has witnesses heavy rains since the early hours of Monday, following which the BMC had declared holiday for all schools and colleges in the afternoon session.
The holiday, which is also for teaching and non-teaching staff, has been declared keeping in mind the safety of students, the official added.
The order was issued on Monday evening by the school education department of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation.
Mumbai has witnesses heavy rains since the early hours of Monday, following which the BMC had declared holiday for all schools and colleges in the afternoon session.
16:06 (IST) Aug 18
Mumbai Rain Live: IMD issues orange alert for Amravati, Gadchiroli; yellow alert for Nagpur, other Vidarbha districts
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an 'orange alert' for Amravati and Gadchiroli and 'yellow alert' for Nagpur and some other districts in Maharashtra's Vidarbha region over the next two days.
The districts for which it has issued a 'yellow alert' also include Wardha, Bhandara, Gondia, Chandrapur, Amravati, Akola, Yavatmal, Buldhana and Washim.
It has forecast thunderstorms along with moderate rainfall at places in Akola, Amravati, Buldhana and at isolated places in Yavatmal, Gadchiroli, Chandrapur, Nagpur and Washim districts.
The weather department has forecast orange alert of 'heavy to very heavy' rainfall and thunderstorm with lightning at few places in Amravati on August 18 and in Gadchiroli on August 19.
The Regional Meteorological Centre Nagpur said thunderstorms accompanied with lightning is likely at isolated places over Akola, Amravati, Buldhana, Yavatmal, Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, Chandrapur, Nagpur and Washim districts of Vidarbha in next few hours.
The districts for which it has issued a 'yellow alert' also include Wardha, Bhandara, Gondia, Chandrapur, Amravati, Akola, Yavatmal, Buldhana and Washim.
It has forecast thunderstorms along with moderate rainfall at places in Akola, Amravati, Buldhana and at isolated places in Yavatmal, Gadchiroli, Chandrapur, Nagpur and Washim districts.
The weather department has forecast orange alert of 'heavy to very heavy' rainfall and thunderstorm with lightning at few places in Amravati on August 18 and in Gadchiroli on August 19.
The Regional Meteorological Centre Nagpur said thunderstorms accompanied with lightning is likely at isolated places over Akola, Amravati, Buldhana, Yavatmal, Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, Chandrapur, Nagpur and Washim districts of Vidarbha in next few hours.
15:30 (IST) Aug 18
Mumbai Rain Live Updates: Heavy rain triggers a massive traffic jam on the Western Express Highway (Video)
15:21 (IST) Aug 18
Mumbai Rain Live: 'High-tide alert has also been issued for the next few days in Mumbai'
15:13 (IST) Aug 18
Mumbai Rains Live Updates: Chembur Highway Jam
Image: Sanjay Hadkar/ TNN
15:09 (IST) Aug 18
Mumbai Rain Live Updates: Multiple suburbs record over 80 mm in 6 hours
- Chembur recorded 117 mm of rainfall in six hours (8.30 am–2.30 pm).
- Vikhroli received 103 mm of rain during the same period.
- Juhu logged 96.5 mm of rainfall.
- Santacruz recorded 86.1 mm of rain.
- Sion received 82 mm of rainfall.
14:55 (IST) Aug 18
Mumbai Rains Live Update: CM Devendra Fadnavis warns of extremely heavy rain in 15-16 districts
CM Devendra Fadnavis said that extremely heavy rainfall is expected in at least 15–16 districts between August 18 and 21. Speaking to the media after a review at the State Disaster Management Cell in Mantralaya, he informed that employees at Mantralaya were asked to leave after 4 pm, with a high tide expected at 6:30 pm. Based on Doppler radar inputs and other data, the BMC will decide whether to declare a school holiday tomorrow. Across Maharashtra, nearly 4 lakh hectares of crops are under water. The state is also coordinating with Telangana and Karnataka on water levels in dams and discharge.
14:42 (IST) Aug 18
Maharashtra landslide: Traffic hit on Kolhapur–Ratnagiri highway after Amba Ghat collapse
A major landslide occurred around 12 pm on Monday in the Amba Ghat section connecting Kolhapur and Ratnagiri districts. Traffic on the Kolhapur–Ratnagiri route, a part of the Nagpur–Ratnagiri National Highway, was disrupted between Amba and Sangameshwar villages due to the landslide.
For about an hour, traffic through Amba Ghat was blocked before the highway police diverted vehicles via Anuskura Ghat. The Public Works Department from Ratnagiri has deployed two earth-moving machines at the site to clear the debris and restore movement. However, traffic through the Amba Ghat section is unlikely to resume before Monday night.
14:39 (IST) Aug 18
Authorities in Maharashtra’s Nanded district deployed an army unit after more than 200 people were stranded in villages due to heavy rainfall. The State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) also rescued 21 people in Mukhed taluka on Sunday. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a yellow alert for Nanded, forecasting continued heavy rains on Monday and Tuesday.
14:14 (IST) Aug 18
Mumbai Rains: 'All authorities instructed to ensure children’s safe return home' says Maharashtra minister Ashish Shelar
14:04 (IST) Aug 18
Mumbai Rains Live: Over 200 people trapped, CM Devendra Fadnavis reviews situation, rescue operations underway
The chief minister said he is in constant touch with the Nanded District Collector, while the Collectors of Nanded, Latur, and Bidar are jointly coordinating rescue efforts. An NDRF team, army personnel, and police have been deployed, with an additional army contingent from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar sent to assist. The local administration has been directed to remain on the ground and ensure smooth coordination in relief operations.
Heavy rainfall in Mukhed taluka of Nanded district has caused a sharp rise in the water level of the Lendi Dam, with additional inflows reported from Latur, Udgir, and Karnataka, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said. The district recorded around 206 mm of rain on Sunday, disrupting normal life in Ravangaon, Bhaswadi, Bhingeli, and Hasanala.
In Ravangaon, nearly 225 residents were trapped in floodwaters; those in the most vulnerable spots have been rescued, while evacuation of the remaining is under way. In Hasanala, eight residents were shifted to safety. In Bhaswadi, 20 people remain stranded but are safe, while in Bhingeli, 40 residents are trapped but unharmed. However, five people are reported missing, and search operations are ongoing.
Heavy rainfall in Mukhed taluka of Nanded district has caused a sharp rise in the water level of the Lendi Dam, with additional inflows reported from Latur, Udgir, and Karnataka, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said. The district recorded around 206 mm of rain on Sunday, disrupting normal life in Ravangaon, Bhaswadi, Bhingeli, and Hasanala.
In Ravangaon, nearly 225 residents were trapped in floodwaters; those in the most vulnerable spots have been rescued, while evacuation of the remaining is under way. In Hasanala, eight residents were shifted to safety. In Bhaswadi, 20 people remain stranded but are safe, while in Bhingeli, 40 residents are trapped but unharmed. However, five people are reported missing, and search operations are ongoing.
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Wednesday issued a red nowcast warning for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, Raigad, and Ratnagiri districts, forecasting intense to very intense rainfall spells accompanied by gusty winds of 40–50 kmph, gusting up to 60 kmph. The warning, valid for three hours, comes amid heavy downpour that has already claimed six lives in Maharashtra in the past 24 hours, with five persons reported missing in Nanded district due to flood-like conditions. The State Disaster Management Department said 18 NDRF and six SDRF teams have been deployed, with SDRF rescuing 293 people in Mukhed taluka of Nanded.
In Mumbai, torrential rains over the past five days have made it the wettest August in five years, with over 837 mm of rainfall recorded. On Tuesday, 400 residents were evacuated from low-lying areas around the swelling Mithi river. Widespread waterlogging disrupted traffic, grounded 135 BEST bus routes, and forced diversion of 11 flights along with 24 “go-arounds.” One man was electrocuted at Bhandup’s LBS Marg, while two earlier deaths were reported from Napean Sea Road and Kanjurmarg. Power outages affected Kurla, Andheri, Kandivli, and Mira Road.
Local train services on the Central Railway’s harbour line were fully restored by 3 am Wednesday, more than 15 hours after suspension due to waterlogged tracks. Main line services between CSMT and Thane had resumed Tuesday evening, while some Western Railway suburban services remained cancelled due to residual waterlogging.
Authorities in Pune issued a red alert for Ghat areas and increased water discharge from Khadakwasla and Pawna dams, both over 95% full. District Collector Jitendra Dudi said releases were being timed carefully to avoid flooding. Several parts of Pune city remain under an orange alert.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has declared holidays for schools and colleges in multiple civic jurisdictions, though it clarified that a viral message about closures in Mumbai on August 20 was fake. The IMD has forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall in Konkan and central Maharashtra until August 21, with relief expected from Thursday under a yellow alert.
In Mumbai, torrential rains over the past five days have made it the wettest August in five years, with over 837 mm of rainfall recorded. On Tuesday, 400 residents were evacuated from low-lying areas around the swelling Mithi river. Widespread waterlogging disrupted traffic, grounded 135 BEST bus routes, and forced diversion of 11 flights along with 24 “go-arounds.” One man was electrocuted at Bhandup’s LBS Marg, while two earlier deaths were reported from Napean Sea Road and Kanjurmarg. Power outages affected Kurla, Andheri, Kandivli, and Mira Road.
Local train services on the Central Railway’s harbour line were fully restored by 3 am Wednesday, more than 15 hours after suspension due to waterlogged tracks. Main line services between CSMT and Thane had resumed Tuesday evening, while some Western Railway suburban services remained cancelled due to residual waterlogging.
Authorities in Pune issued a red alert for Ghat areas and increased water discharge from Khadakwasla and Pawna dams, both over 95% full. District Collector Jitendra Dudi said releases were being timed carefully to avoid flooding. Several parts of Pune city remain under an orange alert.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has declared holidays for schools and colleges in multiple civic jurisdictions, though it clarified that a viral message about closures in Mumbai on August 20 was fake. The IMD has forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall in Konkan and central Maharashtra until August 21, with relief expected from Thursday under a yellow alert.
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