As predicted by Skymet, heavy to very heavy rains are going on over Mumbai and suburbs for the last 24 hours. During the last 24 hours, Santacruz recorded 269 mm and Colaba 252 mm of rain. There are many areas in Mumbai which recorded over 200 mm of rain. There is severe waterlogging over many parts of the city. Normal day to day life is thrown out of gear.
Today the high tide is expected around 12:45 p.m. Therefore, people are advised not to go near the beaches. Severe waterlogging has already been reported from in the Hindmata, Dadar, Shaikh Mistri Dargah, Postal colony, Sion, and Lower Parel.
#Skymethas sounded a red alert for today and tomorrow for extremely heavy rain in#Mumbai. BMC has announced that all offices and other establishments will remain closed today, except for emergency services.#mumbairain#MumbaiRains#MumbaiRainWithSkymet@MumbaiRainApp
— SkymetWeather (@SkymetWeather)August 4, 2020
#Santacruzreceived 220 mm#rainin Last 21 hours. Many parts of#Mumbairecorded 200 mm plus rain. Rains will be relentless until tomorrow. Some relief from August 6th. Kindly avoid going out for next 24 hours.#MumbaiRainsLive#Mybmc@SkymetWeather
— Mahesh Palawat (@Mpalawat)August 4, 2020
In the past 6 hours, Thane and its nearby locations recorded over 100-170mm of rain. Track#MumbaiRainsand traffic in real-time, download#MumbaiRainapp:https://t.co/AxUgRG4Z49#mumbairain@MumbaiRainApppic.twitter.com/gdWV7Gps54
— SkymetWeather (@SkymetWeather)August 4, 2020
In the past 6 hours, Bandra, Dadar, Khar West and its nearby locations recorded over 100mm of rain. Track#MumbaiRainsand traffic in real-time, download#MumbaiRainapp:https://t.co/AxUgRG4Z49@MumbaiRainApp#mumbairainpic.twitter.com/1nukW8yEFI
— SkymetWeather (@SkymetWeather)August 4, 2020
A cyclonic circulation is over the Gujarat region and a low-pressure area has formed over the North Bay of Bengal. The east-west shear zone is also running along latitude 18 degrees north. These weather parameters will enhance the rain activities all along the west coast of the country, from coastal Karnataka to the south coast of Gujarat.
There will be heavy to very heavy rain and shower activities over Mumbai and adjoining areas of Palghar, Dahanu, Raigarh, Thane, and Kalyan until August 5. Rain activities will start reducing from August 6th. Moderate showers with isolated intense spells to continue over Mumbai and suburbs.
Mumbaikars are advised not to go out until unless it is very necessary to avoid the heavy downpour, traffic jams and waterlogging.
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