Monsoon in Mumbai: The monsoon has officially knocked in Mumbai. IMD scientist Shubhangi Bhuthe has said that on 26th and 27th of May 27, there was about 135 mm and 164 mm of rain on two different days. He has also forecast rain in Mumbai in the coming week. He claims that there is no possibility of rain in Mumbai in the coming week.

IMD scientist Shubhangi Bhuthe said, “The monsoon has been set in Mumbai. There is a lot of rain in the monsoon. We saw heavy rainfall on 24, 25 and 26 May, with about 135 mm and 164 mm of rain in the city on 26 and 27 May respectively. These rains have taken place two different days.

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He also claimed, “The rain on May 18 was not due to the monsoon but because of cyclone.” The monsoon begins with the manufacture of specific weather patterns. Mumbai receives heavy rains due to pattern and cyclonic situation. The possibility of heavy rains is less until that pattern is made. So far, there is no forecast of rain in Mumbai in the coming week. “

Heavy rains in Mumbai damage in many places

Along with torrential rains in Mumbai, many incidents of falling trees, short circuits and house walls were reported in the city. According to BMC, 79 cases have been registered in Mumbai regarding the damage caused by rain. Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said in a statement that 79 cases have been reported across the city, causing traffic jam and the problems of passengers running on the submerged roads increased throughout the day.

There were cases of fire due to short circuit in 25 places in Mumbai. At the same time, cases of falling trees falling at 45 different places in Mumbai have been registered. BMC said that due to heavy rains at 9 places, the part of the house fell. Apart from this, 3 people have also been reported injured.

Mumbai Heavy Rains: Monsoon has knocked in Maharashtra, which is seen across the state. But the most impact of this was seen in Metro City Mumbai. The people of Mumbai are upset with the onset of monsoon. The continuous rains since late night have stalled Mumbai. Its effect is being seen from the sky to the land.

A red eralt has been released by the Meteorological Department for Mumbai. The first and big impact is on Mumbai’s lifeline i.e. local train. The local services of the three railway line of Mumbai i.e. Central Railway, Harbor and Western Railway were affected, due to which the passengers going to work are facing problems.

Slow local trains going towards Kalyan on the Central Line of Central Railway are running a delay of 5 minutes, while the fast local trains coming towards Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus recorded a 40 -minute delay. Slow local services are also running late 20 minutes above normal.

Not only this, the rail service was also stalled due to water filling on the track between Bhaikhala and Masjid Bandar station on the central line. The central rail has come to a standstill due to the water filling between the sand horst road and the fraternity. The local service of up and down side has stopped. The services of the Harbor Line have also started slow due to rain. At the same time, local trains of Western Railway are also seeing a delay of up to 5 minutes.

Accidents due to rain fall due to rain

Not only the local train, but also inside the newly constructed underground metro of Mumbai, Aqua line was flooded. In which the rain water can be seen going inside the station and going on the platform. There have also been accidents of tree fall due to strong winds and rain. BMC received information about falling of trees at 4 places in Mumbai Town and 5 places in Western Subfers. Local train service is affected here.

Light to moderate rains continue in areas like Kurla, Vidya Vihar, Sion, Dadar and Parel in Mumbai. The India Meteorological Department has warned that moderate to heavy rains may continue for a few hours to come. The Meteorological Department has expressed the possibility that the intensity of rain may persist and water logging may arise in the low -lying areas.

The BMC has appealed to the citizens to get out of the house only when it is extremely necessary. The highest rainfall was recorded at Nariman Point Fire Station in just one hour between 9 am and 10 am, where 104 mm of rain was recorded.

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