Mumbai Rains Updates: High Tide Alert In The Arabian Sea
IMD has issued an orange alert for districts in Maharashtra's Konkan region as well.

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F North Ward And Wadala Fire Station Record Highest Rainfall From 7 To 8 AM
Mumbai City: (in millimeters)
F North Ward Office & Wadala Fire Station- 28
Worli Sea Face Municipal School- 27
Pratiksha Nagar Municipal School- 26
Savitribai Municipal School & Rawali Camp-26
Sewree Koliwada Municipal School- 25
G South Ward Office- 24
Nadkarni Park- 23
Talchekarwadi Municipal School-23
N. M. Marg Joshi Municipal School- 22
F South Ward Office- 22
Dadar Fire Station- 22
Worli Fire Station- 22
Water Logging At Mumbai Airport
Mumbai Airport's Terminal 2 experienced waterlogging due to heavy rains in the city.
VIDEO | Mumbai rains: Visuals of waterlogging at Mumbai Airport Terminal 2.
— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) July 12, 2024
(Full video available at PTI Videos - https://t.co/dv5TRARJn4) pic.twitter.com/icUHyprNJf
Visuals From APMC Market And Turbhe Mafco Market
Visuals from the APMC market and Turbhe Mafco market in Navi Mumbai face waterlogging due to heavy showers.
#WATCH | Maharashtra: Overnight incessant rainfall leaves several parts of Navi Mumbai waterlogged.
— ANI (@ANI) July 12, 2024
Visuals from APMC Market and Turbhe Mafco Market. pic.twitter.com/WuHln4PLaR
Educational Institutions Were Closed On July 8
On Monday, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation announced a holiday for all BMC, government and private schools and colleges in Mumbai due to heavy rains. Earlier it had announced a holiday for the first session, but later extended it for the second session as well.
Mumbai City Records 93.16 Millimeter Rainfall
Mumbai experienced significant rainfall between 8:00 am (yesterday) and 8:00 am (today) across various places.
Mumbai City- 93.16 mm.
Eastern Suburbs- 66.03 mm.
Western Suburbs- 78.93 mm
Source: BMC