A red alert has been issued once again in Mumbai regarding heavy rains. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of heavy rains in Mumbai and surrounding areas today (28 September). In the suburbs and major parts of the city, heavy rains have also started since morning. At the same time, the morning view on the Bandra-C link road is seen as dark and blurred as evening.

Black clouds are there and due to reduced visibility, vehicles have to burn headlight and parking lights. Due to Sunday, schools and offices are closed, so there is no possibility of a big problem for the common people, but the municipal corporation and police administration are completely cautious.

Warning of sea wave and strong winds

According to the Meteorological Department, today at 2.45 minutes, there will be a wave of about 11 feet high in the sea. At present, strong winds are blowing at a speed of 30 to 40 kilometers per hour. This situation advises to maintain vigilance in the coastal areas of Mumbai and Thane. The Municipal Corporation Disaster Management Cell has warned of boats and fishermen to be safe in coastal areas.

Flood and loss in other districts of Maharashtra

In Akola district, heavy rains continue and there is a situation of water logging in many places. Yola taluka, Nashik received heavy rains from the night, causing water to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar shopping center and fields. There was rain like cloudburst in Underwadi and about 800 chickens died after falling a poultry farm wall in Balhegaon. This caused huge economic loss to farmers and traders.

Flood and life affected in Sambhajinagar district

It rained all night in Khultaabad taluka of Sambhajinagar district. People came out of their homes due to water entering many villages. Girja and Surja rivers are in spate in Takli Rajerai area. Citizens kept awake overnight due to six feet of water flowing in the canals along the river. Shops and agricultural businesses also suffered heavy losses, causing economic loss of lakhs of rupees. The administration has intensified relief and rescue operations in the affected areas.

This time in Mumbai, during the rainy season, Monorail stayed in the middle road several times, causing passengers to face a lot of trouble. On August 19, about 582 passengers were trapped in Monorail between Bhakti Park and Chembur, who had to be taken out with the help of fire department and crane. A few days later, on 15 September, another monorail suddenly stopped near Wadala, in which 17 passengers were trapped and they were brought safely by bringing parallel rakes. After these continuous incidents, the monorail administration has started large scale improvement and modernization.

Under the Comprehensive Improvement Program of Monorail, three levels are being done under the Comprehensive Improvement Program of Monorail. First, modern communication based train control (CBTC) signaling system is being installed in Monorail, which will increase security and make the movement of trains even easier. Second, new racks are being added fast so that the fleet can be modernized. Third, the old rack is also being upgraded so that their functionality can be brought equal to the new rack.

The time between trains will be reduced to 5 minutes

Earlier Monorail’s rack used to make Malaysia company, but now an Indian company in Hyderabad has prepared 10 new racks. After their use starts, the timing of trains will also be affected. Where earlier a train used to come every 15 to 18 minutes, now preparations are being made to reduce this gap to 5 minutes. Since these racks are made entirely in India, equipment during servicing will also be easily available.

Modern features are being added to new racks and upgrade systems

Many modern features are being added to new racks and upgrade systems, such as make-in-India design, modern suspension for better ride comfort, fire safety based on international standards, microprocessor-based control systems, CCTV monitoring, special seats for Divyang, 230V AC Charging Points, Multillingual Passenger Afformsation Displays, dynamic root maps, fire detection systems, new copeler designs, tire and bearings monitoring systems, new motor and converter technology, LED lighting, modern interiors and availability of spare parts for the whole lifetime.

Monorail will be temporarily closed

MMRDA Commissioner Dr. Sanjay Mukherjee said that Monorail is being temporarily closed from Saturday so that improvements can be made by studying frequent disturbances. During this time, new trains will be entered and overhaling and repairing of old trains will be done. He said, “Monorail is now going to get the same modern system which is in the new lines of Mumbai Metro. The time between trains will be reduced to 5 minutes and passengers will also be given better facilities like Wi-Fi. New improvided monorail will soon be in front of passengers. ”

Due to the incessant rains in Mumbai, the Indian team was announced late on Tuesday from its regular time. The team selection and press conference for the Asia Cup 2025 was held at BCCI Headquarters, Mumbai. During this time a selection meeting was going on on one side. On the other hand, ODI team captain Rohit Sharma made a special appeal.

According to reports, due to heavy rains and waterlogging on the roads, many BCCI officials had difficulty in reaching on time. For this reason, the press conference could not start on its scheduled time. However, the BCCI did not cancel it, but only changed time. After some time, Indian T20 team captain Suryakumar Yadav and Chief Selector Ajit Agarkar announced the team through a press conference.

Rohit’s special appeal

Amidst all this, Rohit shared the story on his Instagram and appealed to the people to be safe and cautious during the rain. Rohit wrote on his Instagram story, “All be safe and take care of yourself.”

Indian team announced for 2025 Asia Cup

Surya and Agarkar announced the Indian team for the Asia Cup through a press conference. Shubman Gill returned after a long time in the team. He was elected the vice -captain of the team.

Indian team for 2025 Asia Cup: Suryakumar Yadav (captain), Shubman Gill (Vice -captain), Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Verma, Hardik Pandya, Shivam Dubey, Akshar Patel, Jitesh Sharma (wicketkeeper), Jaspreet Bumrah, Arshdeep Singh, Varun Chakraborty, Kuldeep Yadav, Sanju Samson (wicketkeeper), Harshit Rana and Rinku Singh.

Asia Cup will start from 9 September

The Asia Cup will start from 9 September. At the same time, the final match will be held on 28 September. While the Indian team will start their campaign on 10 September. Where they will face UAE.

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Mumbai-Whenever it rains, the speed of Mumbai stops, but this time the rain has crossed all limits. The city roads took the form of the sea, the vehicles were seen floating like a boat and local trains were forced to crawl. People’s lives got such a brake that it was a new ‘mermaid island’, not Mumbai, not seeing the video on social media. Many such videos are viral on social media, after watching that you will say that it is good that we are not currently in Mumbai.

Roads became the river, vehicles became boat welcome to ‘Venice of India’!

Water on many roads of Mumbai was filled so much that people were seen walking in water from knees to waist. Somewhere Scooty was seen flowing, then some cars were half submerged. In the viral video, the situation in many areas became such that people taunted and said, “It seems that we have come out to bathe in the Ganges, not the office.”

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Mumbai lased with 200mm+ rains from last night and roads turned into rivers pic.twitter.com/lb8e6t78he

– khan (@khanmohammed12) August 16, 2025

Local trains late, flight divert- journey becomes ‘traveling’

Local trains, considered to be the ‘lifeline’ of Mumbai, were late for hours after filling water on the track. At the same time, more than 14 flights had to be diverted at the airport. The airlines had to issue even advisory for passengers. It seemed as if it had shifted to an island of Maharashtra.

The video of ‘floating Mumbai’ went viral, people said … What will happen with the umbrella when there is water up to the waist?

The videos that are going viral on social media clearly say, “It is not rain, it is a flood of the sea!” In a video, the person was seen walking in the water to the waist with an umbrella and there was a caption when the water will not be able to do anything to the waist. Overall, the flood of mimes and tweets has also put a new ‘Tadka’ in this monsoon.

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Mumbaikar said that this happens every year, when will the system improve?

People’s anger also erupted fiercely on social media. One user wrote, “This is the story of every year, the loose attitude of the system from Mumbai and above.” For working class, this is not a ‘Mumbai Spirit’, but is compulsion to reach office by fighting for 2-3 hours daily, catching trains and walking on broken roads.

At the moment, it is certain that it will be viral in Mumbai, it will be viral! So sir, if you are in Mumbai, do not forget to keep raincoats, umbrellas and lots of patience. And yes, even if we get stuck, make a good video, do you know what the next viral content is yours.

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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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Mumbai city and suburban sky usually dhiga raon kahoon kahi kahuni loud tehijordar pauus kosanyachi shaktiya.

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Ohoti –
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Recruitment –
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– Majhi Mumbai, Apli BMC (@Mybmc) July 25, 2025

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.

The intermittent rains in Mumbai, Maharashtra since last night, have slowed the city’s speed. Many low-lying areas of Central and Western suburbs as well as Central Mumbai have been flooded. Due to continuous rains, there has been water logging on the roads, which has disrupted traffic. Traffic has been completely discontinued due to the flooding of two to three feet of water in the dark subway.

The Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a Yellow alert for the next 48 to 72 hours in Mumbai, Thane and Palghar districts. At the same time, Orange Alert has been declared for Raigad district, where very heavy rains have been expected. The Meteorological Department has appealed to the citizens not to go to the sea, as the height of the sea waves may increase.

High-tide and low-tide time

Today, there is a possibility of high tide in Mumbai twice.

• The first high tide came at 9:19 am, whose height was about 3.88 meters.
• The second high tide will be at 8:31 pm, whose height is estimated to be around 3.42 meters.

Apart from this, low-tide time stayed at 2:08 am and 3:13 pm. In such a situation, sea water can affect the drains and drainage systems filled in the city during high tide.

The most impact of rain in these areas

Heavy rains in the western suburbs saw the most impact. Roads have been flooded in the areas of Andheri, Malad, Kandivali, Borivali. The dark subway is completely submerged, which had to stop traffic. However, the drainage work has been started after the rain stopped in the morning.

The speed of rain in the eastern suburbs Ghatkopar, Kurla and Mulund slowed for a few hours, which has given some relief. The situation has become a bit normal in areas like Dadar and Parel in Central Mumbai.

What is estimated in the coming hours?

According to the Meteorological Department, there may be strong rains again in the next 3 hours, especially in the western and coastal areas of Mumbai. Along with heavy rains this evening, there is a possibility of strong wind and thunder-glow.

Today, 95% rainfall has been expected in Mumbai, in which there may be excessive rainfall between late afternoon and evening. The administration has placed NDRF and BMC teams on high alert.

The administration and the Meteorological Department have appealed to the citizens not to get out of the house without need, do not go to the sea shore, and stay away from the water logging areas. If the speed of rain continues in this way, then traffic on local trains and roads can be more affected in the coming time.

While the rain of Mumbai gives relief to the people on one side, on the other hand, many such scenes are revealed which give souls. After heavy rains, when the roads of Mumbai become a river, then not only water, but along with it, fear and surprise also flows. Something similar has happened this time too. A video is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which a dreadful dragon is seen on a water filled road in Mumbai. Such a view was no less than a horror film for the common people. The video is becoming increasingly viral on social media, after seeing this, the spirit of the people has trembled.

Dangerous poor came amidst heavy rains in Mumbai

In the middle of the water, a huge dragon was hiding his entire body in water, while his heavy head was placed on a road divider. Those who were present there, their breath stopped. On one side, the crowd was in awe, and on the other hand, how did such a big snake come on the streets of the city? This incident is being reported from a low-line area of ​​Mumbai which falls in Navi Mumbai. Where it is common to fill water to the knees on the roads after heavy rains. In such a situation, suddenly people saw a strange ‘pattern’ which was slowly moving towards the divider. Going near, people were blown away, it was not a plastic pipe or wood, but a living dragon.

People started making videos

His head was resting on the divider and the rest of the body was submerged in the entire water. Some people started running away from fear, while some took out their phones and started making videos. It can be clearly seen in the video that the dragon is completely calm, but its presence had become the cause of fear.

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Users trembling

The video has been shared from an Instagram account named Sarpmitr_ashtvinayak_more, which has been seen by millions of people till now, while many people have also liked the video. In such a situation, social media users are giving various reactions about videos. One user wrote … I know how to see, see what? Another user wrote … Brother, my heart was trembling. So there was another user wrote …. Father Re, Darinda Hai Darinda.

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Mumbai pre-monsoon update: Mumbai, Maharashtra received heavy rainfall on Tuesday (May 20) evening. In many parts, thunderstorms and lightning incidents were recorded along with heavy rains, affecting traffic on the streets of the city. Officials said that pre-monsoon rain has an impact, which was seen more in eastern and western suburbs than Mumbai.

Western suburb Jogeshwari recorded the highest rainfall of 63 mm, while Andheri (Malpa Dongri) received 57 mm and Andheri (East) received 40 mm of rain. In the eastern suburbs, Powai recorded 38 mm in Powai, 29 mm in Bhandup (S Ward Office) and 27 mm in Teeni Pada.

Trees fell somewhere, traffic affected due to water logging
According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), light to moderate rains were recorded in the metropolis between 8 pm and 11 pm, with the highest rainfall in the western suburbs. Within 3 hours, an average of 12.86 mm in South Mumbai, 15.65 mm in the eastern suburbs and 26.63 mm in the western suburbs recorded.

Officials said that during this time there was no other major accident other than a tree falling and a short circuit incident. Despite the rains, no major problem of water logging was revealed in the city and suburbs, although traffic had to be stopped due to water filling in the dark subway.

Possibility of heavy rains between 21 and 24 May- Meteorological Department
Passengers also agreed to slow down road traffic, although according to railway officials, local train services remained normal. Some passengers said that local train services were running slightly late.

The Meteorological Department has expressed the possibility of heavy rains and thunderstorms in Maharashtra between May 21 to 24. The reason for this is the cyclonic circulation system formed near the Karnataka coast in the east-central region of the Arabian Sea.

The Mumbai Regional Meteorological Department issued a press release on Tuesday (May 20) in the evening that it is likely to be a low pressure area in the region around 22 May, which may later move north and may intensify.

Meteorologist Shubhangi Bhuthe said that the impact of this cyclonic system can intensify rain activity in many parts including South Konkan, South-Central Maharashtra and Mumbai. In some places there is a possibility of heavy rain and thunder-glowing with strong winds at a speed of 30-40 km per hour or more.