Updated
4 years 5 months 1 week 4 days 46 minutes ago
09:00 AM
Mumbai received 10 cm rainfall
Mumbai has reported more than 10 cm rainfall as of now, said India Meteorological Department (IMD). Rainfall received in the following areas are: Bandra - 20 cm, BKC (East) – 19 cm, Santacruz – 17 cm, Colaba – 14 cm, Mahalaxmi – 13 cm, and Ram Mandir and NSC (Worli) – 12 cm.
Folwng AWS/ARG stations of Mumbai hv reported more than 10 cm r/f as of now: Bandra-20, BKC (East) - 19, Santacruz-17,Colaba-14,Mahalaxmi-13,Ram Mandir & NSC (Worli)-12 & Bandra-11. Till now heavy rainfall at a few places with isol very H. falls has been realized over Mumbai pic.twitter.com/1LA3FnVoWQ
— India Met. Dept. (@Indiametdept) July 16, 2020
Updated
4 years 5 months 1 week 4 days 40 minutes ago
09:06 AM
Rainfall to continue for next 6 hours
IMD tweeted that rainfall over Mumbai is likely to continue for the next 6 hours and heavy rainfall at isolated places is likely to be realised over Mumbai during the next 6 hours.
As seen in Radar, R/F is ocurng over Mumbai & likely to cont over it next 6 hours. Heavy rainfall at iso places is likely to be realized over Mumbai during next 06 hours. It is very much in concurrence with our forecast of SCT Heavy to very H r/f with iso Extremely heavy falls.
— India Met. Dept. (@Indiametdept) July 16, 2020
Updated
4 years 5 months 1 week 4 days 33 minutes ago
09:13 AM
BMC message for mosquito-free monsoon
As rains continue to lash Mumbai and the city reeling under the high caseload of COVID-19 infections, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) asked the citizens to be responsible and alert to ward off diseases.
A responsible citizen's perspective!
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For a mosquito-free monsoon, do not let water accumulate in your surroundings. #MonsoonSafety#MosquitoFreeMonsoon pic.twitter.com/WFsjzlL73r
Updated
4 years 5 months 1 week 4 days 28 minutes ago
09:18 AM
Arrive later, but arrive safer, says Mumbai police commissioner
Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh advised people to drive slow during rains.
Arrive later than sooner, but arrive safer.
— CP Mumbai Police (@CPMumbaiPolice) July 16, 2020
Drive slow during rains.#SafeMonsoonRide pic.twitter.com/GDGSeAtowm