Mumbai Rains: Thane On Orange Alert Till 10 PM, Delhi Government Orders 71 Pothole Repairs

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A tree fell on a car in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior earlier today following heavy rainfall in the region.

Source: PTI

The district administration of West Midnapore is closely monitoring the situation. A control room has already been set up to coordinate relief and rescue operations.

Source: ANI

The Delhi government has directed all the district magistrates across the capital to take immediate remedial measures to fix 71 waterlogging spots, where coordination with multiple agencies is required.

Source: PTI

Schools in five districts of Jharkhand including Ranchi are expected to remain closed on Friday as IMD forecasts heavy rainfall.

Ratnagiri is off its red alert, while Raigad's orange alert has also been called off by IMD. Thane is on orange alert till 10:00 p.m.

"Please step out with caution, follow official alerts, and report any emergencies to official helplines, 100, 112, 103," tweeted the Commissioner of Police, Greater Mumbai.

A truck was stuck at a bridge on the Banai river after a portion of the bridge collapsed due to heavy rainfall at Torpa, blocking the Khunti-Simdega road, in Khunti district in Jharkhand.

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A truck was stuck at a bridge on the Banai river after a portion of the bridge collapsed due to heavy rainfall at Torpa, blocking the Khunti-Simdega road, in Khunti district in Jharkhand.

Source: PTI

A woman and a child wade through water of the swollen Aluva Periyar River after heavy rainfall, in Kochi.

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A woman and a child wade through water of the swollen Aluva Periyar River after heavy rainfall, in Kochi.

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Villages and roads submerged due to flooding caused by the overflowing Shilabati River following heavy rainfall in Paschim Medinipur.

Heavy rains force Chandil Dam in Jharkhand's Seraikela Kharsawan to release water.

The districts of Thane and Ratnagiri have been put on red alert by the IMD, while Raigad has an orange alert.

As per the latest district-wise nowcast on IMD, Mumbai, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Pune, Satara are now off their Orange alert.

• June 1-19: Rainfall at 82.6 mm, 5% below normal

• June 19: Rainfall at 11.3 mm, 85% above normal

Source: IMD

"Rain activity is expected to continue in eastern Rajasthan for the next five to seven days, while western Rajasthan will remain mostly dry with only isolated showers," said IMD's Jaipur Division director Radheshyam Sharma.

A Coast Guard helicopter on a routine coastal patrol made a precautionary landing at a college ground in Kerala on Thursday after encountering rough weather, as per a defence release.

Continuous rainfall in Ranchi triggers waterlogging in parts of the state capital.

IMD says it expects the monsoon to advance in MP, UP, Uttarakhand, and Rajasthan in the next two to three days. Conditions favour monsoon advancing in Himachal Pradesh in the next two to three days.

Conditions favour monsoon advance into Punjab, Haryana next week. IMD also sees very heavy rains continuing over northeast India in the next seven days. The department also sees extremely heavy rain over Jharkhand till Friday, according to Informist.

In the past 24 hours, Mumbai received 142.6 mm of rainfall, followed by Raigad district (134.1 mm), Palghar (120.9 mm), Thane (90.3 mm), and Mumbai suburban areas (60.5 mm).

The Amba and Kundalika rivers in Raigad district have crossed the danger mark, and the Patalganga river is above the warning mark.

As a precautionary measure, all schools and colleges in Raigad district have declared holiday today.

In Ratnagiri district, the Jagbudi river has crossed the warning mark.

In Sindhudurg district, the road built over the Hateri river in Narur village, Kudal, has been washed away, and citizens are using a nearby iron bridge for transportation.

Due to heavy rainfall, landslides have occurred in Sangameshwar, and citizens have been shifted to safe locations.

Heavy rains persisted during midnight in Gujarat's capital city forcing commuters to wade through waterlogged streets.

(Source: PTI)

Heavy rains persisted during midnight in Gujarat's capital city forcing commuters to wade through waterlogged streets.

(Source: PTI)

Heavy to very heavy rainfall likely to continue over Mumbai today on 19th June. Nowcast warning: issued at 13:00 hrs IST.

Moderate to intense spells of rain very likely to occur at isolated places in the districts of Mumbai during next 3-4 hours.

The Indian Meteorological Department on Thursday has issued heavy rainfall alert for Maharashtra and Gujarat.

Heavy rainfall recorded in Mumbai and Mumbai Suburban on Thursday afternoon.

Heavy traffic jam on Mumbai-Pune expressway. All lanes are blocked at the moment due to diversions, as per X video.

The Indian Meteorological Department on Thursday has issued an orange alert for Nashik, Raigad and Pune districts.

Additionally, IMD has removed warning from Mumbai Suburban.

The Indian Meteorological Department on Thursday has issued an orange alert for Nashik, Raigad and Pune districts.

Additionally, IMD has removed warning from Mumbai Suburban.

Vehicles stalled as people struggle to cross a severely waterlogged underpass in Gujarat's Gandhinagar following rain and thunderstorms.

As per the current IMD forecast, rain and thunderstorms will persist in the capital city till 25 June.

Due to heavy rainfall in Raigad district, Nagothane city has been severely affected. The Amba River near Nagothane has crossed the warning level and entered the ST bus station area, as per IANS report.

Mumbai local trains on Western, Central and Harbour lines are running late by upto 30 minutes, according to m-Indicator. Meanwhile, Western line trains are running on time as of now.

Disclaimer: m-Indicator updates may not always be accurate. Commuters are advised to check the latest status before leaving for work.

Pune witnesses moderate rainfall on Thursday. The IMD has predicted light rain for the next four days in the city.

Waterlogging witnessed at places in Ranchi after the city receives continuous rainfall.

Heavy rains cause waterlogging at some places in Ahmedabad, as per PTI report.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has issued high tide alert, as Mumbai receives heavy rainfall.

"Generally cloudy sky with possibility of heavy to very heavy rainfall at few places in City and Suburbs," posted BMC.

High Tide - 17:44 hrs. - 3.92 meters

Low Tide - 00:31 hrs. - 1.39 meters (Next day Dt. 20 June 2025)

High Tide - 07:09 hrs. - 3.52 meters (Next day Dt. 20 June 2025)

Low Tide - 12:40 hrs. - 2.04 meters (Next day Dt. 20 June 2025)

The Indian Meteorological Department on Thursday has issued an orange alert for Mumbai Suburban, Thane, Palghar and Raigad districts.

The Indian Meteorological Department on Thursday has issued an orange alert for Mumbai Suburban, Thane, Palghar and Raigad districts.

Traffic movement is slow at Milind Nagar JVLR Road (MIDC) south bound due to truck and tempo accident, as per Mumbai Traffic Police.

Mumbai local trains on the Central and Harbour lines are running late by upto 10–15 minutes, according to m-Indicator. Meanwhile, Western line trains are running on time as of now.

Disclaimer: m-Indicator updates may not always be accurate. Commuters are advised to check the latest status before leaving for work.

The Indian Meteorological Department on Thursday issued orange alert for Maharashtra's Palghar district.

The Indian Meteorological Department on Thursday issued orange alert for Maharashtra's Palghar district.

Mumbai's covered by rainbands from all the sides!

Waterlogging likely in many parts of Mumbai this morning Rains will continue to be moderate to heavy next few hours.

Mumbai city has witnessed heavy rains since Wednesday evening, which continued until Thursday morning. We are providing live coverage of the situation, including updates on waterlogging in areas such as Dadar, Chembur, Kalyan-Dombivali, Thane, Raigad, Colaba, Santacruz, Vile Parle, and Andheri, disruptions to local trains on the Western, Central, and Harbour lines, and alerts from the India Meteorological Department.