Mumbai rains weather forecast

The city of Mumbai has seen some light rains of 4 mm in the last 24 hours. Apart from this, the capital city of Maharashtra has not seen any rain whatsoever, despite it already being 12 days into the month. Mumbai sees a lot of rains during the month of June with its monthly average being at 526 mm. In the coming days, we can expect some rains over the city between June 12 and 15 due to the Cyclone Biparjoy which is in the Arabian Sea. However, these showers will not be like the bursts seen during this time. Rainfall activity will reduce on June 15 as the storm will cross the coast. Moreover, with Pre Monsoon rains likely in Mumbai for the coming days, we can expect these Pre Monsoon showers to turn into Monsoon rains, as Monsoon is expected to arrive soon.

Mumbai: Heavy rain continued to batter Mumbai for the fourth straight day on Thursday, leading to water-logging and traffic disruptions in most parts of the city. Due to incessant rain for the fourth consecutive day, a wall collapsed on a track, which led to delays in local train services on the Central Railway route. The low-lying areas have been inundated and several roads have been blocked throwing normal life out of gear. On Wednesday, a heavy downpour triggered a landslide that struck a 'chawl' in the Chunabhatti area, injuring three people, including a 15-year-old boy. The civic officials said that a portion of a hill crashed on the two-storey Narayan Hadke chawl. The police official informed that traffic was disrupted due to water-logging near the Neelam Junction, Deonar, Mankhrud railway bridge, Everard Nagar, Antop Hill, Chembur, Dadar T T Junction, Hindmata junction, Sakkar Panchayat, Wadala, Kings Circle, Matunga, Kurla Kamani area and some other places, according to PTI. Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Wednesday chaired a meeting where he directed the railway authorities and the BMC to appoint a nodal officer for coordination between them and for dissemination of information about water-logging and disruption of suburban train services in Mumbai, the news agency reported citing a statement from the chief minister's office (CMO).

Traffic was disrupted, while several trees were uprooted after heavy rains accompanied by strong winds lashed Gujarat's Porbandar on Wednesday. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a weather warning for several states and UTs, including in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Goa, Lakshadweep, etc. In Gujarat, fishing activities have been suspended till June 16, ports are shut and ships are anchored as the sea turned very rough and weather became inclement with extremely heavy rainfall and strong winds in the region due to the approaching cyclone. Navy teams are on standby for relief operations as cyclone Biparjoy approaches the Gujarat coast. Four Navy ships with HADR bricks embarked are on standby at short notice. Meanwhile, five relief teams each at Porbandar and Okha and 15 relief teams at Valsura are on standby for rendering assistance to civil authorities. Helos at INS Hansa in Goa and INS Shikra in Mumbai are ready for embarkation/ ferry to Gujarat, the Navy said in a statement. Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Wednesday reviewed the preparedness measures being taken in Kutch for cyclone Biparjoy. He visited the Bhuj Air Force station to take stock of the preparations made by 'Garuda' Emergency Response Team of the Indian Air Force. Mandaviya said "our jawans are fully prepared for the safety of life and property from the cyclone." The health minister later visited the K K Patel Super Speciality ho...

• • • • Cyclone Biparjoy brings rain to Mumbai and nearby districts Cyclone Biparjoy brings rain to Mumbai and nearby districts The IMD has issued a yellow alert for rain for Palghar, Raigad, Thane, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg, Nashik, Ahmednagar, Pune, Kolhapur, Satara, Sangli and Solapur districts till Monday morning. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) on Friday has issued a warning of the possibility of rainfall in several parts of Maharashtra along with Mumbai and its neighbouring districts of Thane and Palghar in the next 48 hours. According to the officials, the rainfall will be due to the impact of Cyclone Biparjoy. Mumbai will also experience light to moderate rainfall sporadically at isolated places, according to officials. “There is a possibility of rain hitting “The reason for the rain is Cyclone Biparjoy that has formed over the Arabian Sea… the spiral band of cyclone have brought in cloud and moisture for rain also. The state is recording higher temperature, therefore, the possibility of rain can’t be ruled out and by tomorrow (Saturday) there would be gusty rains,” said Nair.

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The city of Mumbai has seen some light rains of 4 mm in the last 24 hours. Apart from this, the capital city of Maharashtra has not seen any rain whatsoever, despite it already being 12 days into the month. Mumbai sees a lot of rains during the month of June with its monthly average being at 526 mm. In the coming days, we can expect some rains over the city between June 12 and 15 due to the Cyclone Biparjoy which is in the Arabian Sea. However, these showers will not be like the bursts seen during this time. Rainfall activity will reduce on June 15 as the storm will cross the coast. Moreover, with Pre Monsoon rains likely in Mumbai for the coming days, we can expect these Pre Monsoon showers to turn into Monsoon rains, as Monsoon is expected to arrive soon.

Traffic was disrupted, while several trees were uprooted after heavy rains accompanied by strong winds lashed Gujarat's Porbandar on Wednesday. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a weather warning for several states and UTs, including in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Goa, Lakshadweep, etc. In Gujarat, fishing activities have been suspended till June 16, ports are shut and ships are anchored as the sea turned very rough and weather became inclement with extremely heavy rainfall and strong winds in the region due to the approaching cyclone. Navy teams are on standby for relief operations as cyclone Biparjoy approaches the Gujarat coast. Four Navy ships with HADR bricks embarked are on standby at short notice. Meanwhile, five relief teams each at Porbandar and Okha and 15 relief teams at Valsura are on standby for rendering assistance to civil authorities. Helos at INS Hansa in Goa and INS Shikra in Mumbai are ready for embarkation/ ferry to Gujarat, the Navy said in a statement. Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Wednesday reviewed the preparedness measures being taken in Kutch for cyclone Biparjoy. He visited the Bhuj Air Force station to take stock of the preparations made by 'Garuda' Emergency Response Team of the Indian Air Force. Mandaviya said "our jawans are fully prepared for the safety of life and property from the cyclone." The health minister later visited the K K Patel Super Speciality ho...

Mumbai: Heavy rain continued to batter Mumbai for the fourth straight day on Thursday, leading to water-logging and traffic disruptions in most parts of the city. Due to incessant rain for the fourth consecutive day, a wall collapsed on a track, which led to delays in local train services on the Central Railway route. The low-lying areas have been inundated and several roads have been blocked throwing normal life out of gear. On Wednesday, a heavy downpour triggered a landslide that struck a 'chawl' in the Chunabhatti area, injuring three people, including a 15-year-old boy. The civic officials said that a portion of a hill crashed on the two-storey Narayan Hadke chawl. The police official informed that traffic was disrupted due to water-logging near the Neelam Junction, Deonar, Mankhrud railway bridge, Everard Nagar, Antop Hill, Chembur, Dadar T T Junction, Hindmata junction, Sakkar Panchayat, Wadala, Kings Circle, Matunga, Kurla Kamani area and some other places, according to PTI. Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Wednesday chaired a meeting where he directed the railway authorities and the BMC to appoint a nodal officer for coordination between them and for dissemination of information about water-logging and disruption of suburban train services in Mumbai, the news agency reported citing a statement from the chief minister's office (CMO).

• • • • Cyclone Biparjoy brings rain to Mumbai and nearby districts Cyclone Biparjoy brings rain to Mumbai and nearby districts The IMD has issued a yellow alert for rain for Palghar, Raigad, Thane, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg, Nashik, Ahmednagar, Pune, Kolhapur, Satara, Sangli and Solapur districts till Monday morning. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) on Friday has issued a warning of the possibility of rainfall in several parts of Maharashtra along with Mumbai and its neighbouring districts of Thane and Palghar in the next 48 hours. According to the officials, the rainfall will be due to the impact of Cyclone Biparjoy. Mumbai will also experience light to moderate rainfall sporadically at isolated places, according to officials. “There is a possibility of rain hitting “The reason for the rain is Cyclone Biparjoy that has formed over the Arabian Sea… the spiral band of cyclone have brought in cloud and moisture for rain also. The state is recording higher temperature, therefore, the possibility of rain can’t be ruled out and by tomorrow (Saturday) there would be gusty rains,” said Nair.