Severe waterlogging seen in Navi Mumbai
The heavy rainfall has caused waterlogging in various parts of the metropolis. Severe waterlogging was seen in areas of Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, following heavy rainfall. Rainfall data shows that South Mumbai has recieved 326 mm of rains in a 72 hours span from July 17 to July 20. (Photo: ANI)
Schools and colleges closed in Nagpur
Dr Vipin Itankar, District Collector of Nagpur, said that all schools and colleges in Nagpur district will remain closed on July 20 amid heavy rainfall. (Photo: ANI)
Severe waterlogging seen on Western Express Highway, Vile Parle
Visuals from the Western Express Highway in Vile Parle show severe waterlogging, which is affecting traffic flow and causing delays. (Photo: ANI)
Rain lashes Marine Drive area
Visuals shows significant waterlogging and heavy rainfall in the Marine Drive, a top tourist attraction in Mumbai. (Photo: ANI)
Heavy rainfall in Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus
Heavy rainfall and waterlogging was also seen in Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (CST), one of the world's finest railway buildings. (Photo: ANI)
Rainwater enters residential areas
Rainwater also entered the residential area of Nagpur district damaging several appliances of people on Saturday. "Water has entered our homes. All the electronic and cooking appliances have been damaged...," said a Nagpur resident. (Photo: ANI)
IMD issues Orange alert in Nagpur
Nagpur District Collector informed that orange alert has been issued by IMD in Nagpur. Gadchiroli and Chandrapur districts have been placed on a red alert for Saturday due to expected severe weather conditions. (Photo: IANS)
High tides expected in Mumbai
Mumbai received 91 mm of rainfall in the 24-hour period ending at 8 am on Saturday, according to IMD. Two high tides of 4.24 meters and 3.66 meters are expected in Mumbai, according to an IMD official. The IMD has predicted moderate to heavy rainfall in the city. (Photo: ANI)