Mumbai and surrounding areas are once again surrounded by black clouds. There is a danger of heavy rains. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert in Mumbai and Thane for Friday (July 25) and a red alert in Raigad district, which has warned of excessive rainfall.

Rail services have been affected due to continuous rains and the possibility of waterlogging has increased. The BMC issued a warning asking citizens to stay away from beaches and coastal areas.

Heavy rain and railway services affected

According to the Central Railway, the local trains of the main line are running 10-12 minutes and the trains of the Harbor line are running late by 7-8 minutes. According to ANI, trains are running slow due to low visibility and vigilance. At the same time, in the low -lying areas of Mumbai, Thane and Palghar, moderate rain has been warned in the next few hours, which can lead to waterlogging. In the last 24 hours, Mankhurd recorded 28 mm, Nariman Point 26 mm, CSMT and Mulund 21 mm rainfall.

Weather forecast and high tide alert

According to the Meteorological Department report, the maximum temperature in the city and suburbs is likely to be 30 degrees and the minimum is 23 degrees Celsius. On Friday (July 25), it will usually be cloudy and some areas may receive very heavy rains, especially late at night or morning.

Schedule issued for high tide

July 25: 12:40 pm – 4.66 meters
26 July: 1:20 pm – 4.67 meters
July 27: 1:56 pm – 4.60 meters

The BMC has given a strict warning to the citizens of staying away from the beaches at the time of high tide, especially in the afternoon when the waves of the sea are likely to reach above 4.6 meters.

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Excessive rain warning in Western Ghats

Between 25 and 27 July, the Western Ghats of Mumbai-Pune may receive very heavy to very heavy rainfall. The Meteorological Department has advised passengers and tracking to avoid traveling to the Western Ghats. Due to the pressure made along the sea and the convergence of rain straps, winds can be blowing at a speed of 60–70 km/h. The underpass at Andheri East, Mumbai has been closed due to waterlogging.