Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Mumbai Hit by Heavy Rains; High Tide Warnings Issued
Mumbai is experiencing heavy rainfall, leading to flooding in some areas.
The government has issued warnings and alerts, including an orange alert for heavy rain.
The Andheri subway is closed due to waterlogging, and officials are managing the situation.
High tides are expected, adding to potential flooding risks.
Residents are advised to stay safe and follow instructions from the authorities.
Mumbai is under an orange alert with heavy rainfall predicted for the next 24 hours.
The Andheri subway was closed due to waterlogging from intense rainfall, with traffic diverted.
Western suburbs recorded the highest rainfall intensity, with over 35mm in an hour in some areas.
High tide warnings are in effect, with the highest tide expected at 4.66 meters on July 25th.
Authorities have deployed dewatering pumps and emergency crews are on standby.
- Who
- The India Meteorological Department (IMD), Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), and residents of Mumbai.
- What
- Heavy rainfall, high tides, and related alerts.
- When
- Heavy rainfall recorded on July 25th, with alerts and high tides extending through July 27th.
- Where
- Mumbai, India, with specific areas like Andheri and coastal regions affected.
- Why
- Due to active monsoon conditions and related weather patterns.
Impact of Weather Conditions
Municipal Preparedness
Transportation
Impact of Weather Conditions
Brief disruptions and delays are expected across traffic and rail routes.
Municipal Preparedness
Railway services and BEST bus operations continued normally.
- Alert Level
- Orange Alert
- Rainfall Intensity
- Over 35mm in an hour in some areas
- High Tide
- 4.66 meters expected on July 25th
- Subway Status
- Andheri subway closed
- Dewatering Pumps
- Over 50 deployed citywide
- Rail and Bus Services
- Operating normally, subject to change
Sources
Mumbai Rains: City On High Tide Alert; Waves Anticipated To Reach 14 Feet As IMD Predicts Heavy Rainfall
Mumbai Weather Today Live Updates: Mumbai To See High Tides of 4.5m+ For Next 4 Days During Noon Hours