MUMBAI RAIN ALERT

Maharashtra Rains: IMD issues red alert for Pune, orange alert for Mumbai, Thane

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Palghar, Pune, and Satara districts in Maharashtra on August 4, with heavy to very heavy rainfall expected at isolated places and extremely heavy rainfall in Palghar. An orange alert has been issued for Thane, Mumbai, Raigad, Sindhudurg, and Nashik districts. Moderate rain is predicted in plain areas and extremely heavy rainfall in ghat areas for Pune and Satara.

Scared by recent rains, IMD predicts 'above normal' rainfall for two months; City floods and landslides expected in September

The India Meteorological Department announced the likelihood of above-normal rainfall for the latter half of the monsoon season, driven by potential La Nina conditions. August may see a brief lull, but overall rainfall will remain unaffected. September could bring flooding and landslides in certain areas. Some regions may still experience below-normal rainfall.

Delhi rains: Can AI and supercomputers improve IMD's weather forecasts?

Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan clashed over the Wayanad landslides. Shah said Kerala ignored warnings; Vijayan refuted this. The IMD also faced criticism for inadequate alerts in Delhi and Mumbai during heavy rain. Efforts to improve IMD's forecast accuracy are ongoing, using AI and advanced computing systems.

Mumbai Weather: After flooding, Mumbai still on alert as IMD issues orange alert for city

Mumbai and its suburbs are expected to experience moderate to heavy rainfall on Friday, with isolated areas potentially facing very heavy rainfall. Gusty winds reaching 50-60 kmph are also predicted. The city has issued an orange alert for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, and Sindhudurg, and a red alert for Raigad and Ratnagiri districts.

Mumbai rains: BMC declares schools, colleges to operate normally today

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation announced that schools and colleges in its area would remain open on July 26, amid normal weather conditions. Contrarily, Raigad district closed educational institutions due to heavy rainfall alerts. Maharashtra's Chief Minister reviewed the rain's impact, and the IMD issued varying alerts for different regions, including a red alert for Raigad and Ratnagiri.

Mumbai's incessant rainfall disrupts flights and trains, IMD issues red alert

Mumbai faced severe disruptions due to incessant overnight rainfall, resulting in waterlogging, flight delays, and affected local train services. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert predicting further heavy rain. Flight operations at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport were briefly suspended due to poor visibility. Airlines like Air India and IndiGo issued travel advisories. Local train services were affected, and two out of seven lakes supplying water to the city started overflowing.

Heavy rains pound Pune, Mumbai: Several dead, flights cancelled, IMD issues red alert

Pune rain: Dam gates opened in Khadakwasla, train & road traffic hit, IMD issues alert. Here's all you should know

Heavy rains hit Maharashtra, placing Mumbai under a yellow alert and Pune under a red alert. Severe waterlogging disrupted traffic in Mumbai, while Pune's Khadakwasla Dam released water, flooding the Mutha River. The IMD forecasts more rain until July 30. Train services were affected, and three people tragically died in Pune due to rising water levels.

Mumbai Rains: Intense 24-hour rainfall puts Maharashtra on top of India's wettest regions list; IMD issues red alert

Mumbai Rains: Maharashtra experienced severe rainfall over 24 hours, leading to significant flooding and disruption. Tamhini in Pune recorded the highest rainfall at 300mm. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued warnings for continued heavy rain in the Madhya Maharashtra and Konkan regions. Kolhapur faced a critical flood situation with the Panchaganga River nearing danger levels. Nashik saw potholes resurface, making driving hazardous. The IMD predicts continued rainfall but a potential reduction in intensity over the next 24 to 36 hours.

Mumbai under siege by heavy rains: IMD issues red alert for central Maharashtra

Mumbai continues to face heavy rain and waterlogging, prompting the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to issue a red alert for parts of central Maharashtra. The IMD predicts heavy rain for Mumbai, its suburbs, and neighboring districts until July 24. Authorities have advised residents to stay indoors, and the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams have been deployed across the state.

Be on high alert, CM tells officials as heavy rains lash Maharashtra

​​The State Disaster Response Force, the local administration, civic bodies, police etc should take regular updates on the weather from the India Meteorological Department and plan accordingly to provide relief to citizens, Shinde said.

IMD issues orange alert as heavy rains lash Mumbai

An orange alert has also been issued for Thane, Palghar, Raigad, Ratnagiri, and Sindhudurg districts in Maharashtra's Konkan region.

Rain Update: IMD issues rainfall alert for Maharashtra, Goa, and Kerala; School closures; Delhi to see light showers

The IMD predicted that parts of Kerala, Karnataka, and Goa will receive over 20 cm of rain in the coming days. Four districts in Maharashtra - Satara, Kolhapur, Sindhudurg, and Ratnagiri - are also under a red alert. Mumbai and Palghar are on a yellow alert, while Thane, Raigad, and Pune have been issued an orange alert. In contrast, Delhi NCR is expected to experience light rain and moderate winds in the coming days.

Mumbai rains: City witnesses heavy rainfall for 2nd day, IMD issues red alert; schools shut. Check train, flight advisory

Mumbai Rain Update: Due to a heavy rainfall warning by the Regional Meteorological Centre, Pune schools will close on July 9 with staff aiding disaster efforts. Schools in Mumbai, Raigad, and Navi Mumbai will also close. Districts like Palghar and Nasik expect rain till July 12. IMD issued an orange alert for Mumbai and a red alert for several districts.

In Pics: Heavy rains in Mumbai, trains and flights cancelled, colleges shut; IMD issues alert

Mumbai rains: City sees severe waterlogging after 300 mm of rainfall in 6 hours, bus, train services affected

Heavy rains in Mumbai lead to waterlogging and train delays. Videos show widespread flooding in the city. Central Railway's suburban network impacted. Regional Meteorological Centre issues yellow alert for several districts including Mumbai and Thane.

Mumbai schools and colleges closed due to heavy rains, waterlogging; NDRF teams deployed

Mumbai's Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) declared school and college closures as heavy rain caused waterlogging and disrupted transport. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasted continued heavy rainfall in Mumbai and nearby regions. The Central Railway services and flights were impacted, with delays and cancellations reported. Mumbai University postponed exams, and Goa announced school closures in response to the weather alert. Authorities are monitoring the situation for further decisions.

Mumbai rains: IMD issues orange alert after monsoon rains flood India's financial capital

An 'orange' alert for heavy to very heavy rainfall has been issued in Mumbai by the India Meteorological Department, with a 'Yellow' alert for heavy rain tomorrow. Heavy rains inundated Mumbai on Monday, causing flooding on roads and railway tracks. More than 300 mm of rain fell in six hours, leading to waterlogged streets and disruption of local train services. The Mumbai airport also faced runway closures and flight diversions due to heavy showers and low visibility.

Monsoon: Orange alert issued for Pune, Yellow for Mumbai, other districts of Maharashtra

Regional Met Centre Director at Mumbai, Sunil Kamble said, "There is a possibility of heavy rain in Mumbai today. We have issued a yellow alert for Mumbai. There will be light to moderate rain in Mumbai for 2-3 days. Orange alert and yellow alert have been issued for some districts of central Maharashtra... Heavy rain is likely in the ghat areas."

In Pics: Monsoon paints Mumbai with rain, yellow alert issued

Maharashtra rain: Yellow alert issued in Thane, Mumbai; orange alert in Raigad, Ratnagiri

The Regional Meteorological Department of Mumbai has issued alerts for heavy rainfall and thunderstorms in several areas of Maharashtra. Thane and Mumbai are under a yellow warning, while Raigad and Ratnagiri are under an orange alert for the next five days. Sindhudurg, Kolhapur, and Satara are also under an orange alert. Other areas like Nasik, Jalgaon, Amravati, and Bhandara have been issued a yellow alert. Due to heavy rains, the Fire Brigade Department in Thane responded to several rescue calls, including incidents of tree falls, wall collapses, and injuries to children at a football ground.

Rain lashes several parts of Mumbai; IMD issues yellow alert

The temperature in Mumbai was recorded at 28.65 degrees Celsius today. The maximum and minimum temperatures are likely to be around 33 degrees Celsius and 25 degrees respectively for the next two days. It has also been predicted that light to moderate rain will continue the whole day in the city on Wednesday.

Mumbai Rain: IMD issues warning; Check weather, traffic and train alerts

This year's monsoon onset was two days earlier than usual, with widespread pre-monsoon rains experienced in Kerala. Many parts of Mumbai witnessed heavy rainfall on Sunday night leading to severe waterlogging in different areas.