Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Mumbai Water Stock Reaches 83.68% After Heavy Rainfall
Mumbai's water stock has reached 83.68% of its total capacity after heavy rainfall in the last 24 hours.
The seven main lakes supplying water to the city have seen a 6.06% increase in their stock.
Some lakes like Vihar, Tulsi, Tansa, and Modak Sagar are already overflowing.
The highest rainfall was recorded in Bhatsa with 159 mm.
The total seasonal rainfall at Tulsi Lake is the highest at 2,817 mm.
The Middle Vaitarna WSCPO gate has been closed since July 6, and water release from Upper Vaitarna has been suspended since the same date.
This ensures a stable water supply for Mumbai's residents despite the heavy rainfall.
Mumbai's water stock reaches 83.68% of total capacity.
6.06% increase in reservoir stock in the last 24 hours.
Vihar, Tulsi, Tansa, and Modak Sagar lakes are overflowing.
Bhatsa received the highest rainfall at 159 mm in 24 hours.
Total seasonal rainfall at Tulsi Lake is 2,817 mm.
- Who
- Hydraulic Engineer's Department
- What
- Water stock in Mumbai's reservoirs reaches 83.68%
- When
- As of July 25, 2026, 6:00 AM
- Where
- Mumbai, India
- Why
- Due to heavy rainfall in the catchment areas
Environmental Concerns
Water Supply Benefits
Environmental Impact
Environmental Concerns
Heavy rainfall and overflowing lakes may lead to potential flooding and environmental damage.
Water Supply Benefits
Increased water stock ensures a stable water supply for Mumbai's residents.
- Total Water Stock
- 12,11,188 million litres (83.68% of capacity)
- 24-Hour Increase
- 6.06%
- Overflowing Lakes
- Vihar, Tulsi, Tansa, Modak Sagar
- Highest Rainfall in 24 Hours
- Bhatsa (159 mm)
- Total Seasonal Rainfall (Tulsi)
- 2,817 mm
- Middle Vaitarna WSCPO Gate Status
- Closed since July 6
- Upper Vaitarna Water Release Status
- Suspended since July 6