Archive · 9 Jun 2025
Mumbai's Water Stock Stable, No Cuts Despite Rainfall Forecast
Mumbai has enough water for about 39 days, according to the city's officials.
The city gets water from seven lakes.
The city expects good rainfall starting mid-June, so they don't plan to cut water use.
They also have extra water from the state just in case.
The water level is better than last year at this time.
The BMC supplies water to homes and businesses through pipes and reservoirs.
The catchment areas of the lakes are expected to fill during the monsoon.
Mumbai's water stock is at 10.41% of total capacity, or 1,50,728 million litres.
The current stock is expected to last approximately 39 days.
The overall water supply is projected to last around 375 days.
Civic officials state no water cuts are planned currently.
Catchment areas are expected to receive significant rainfall starting mid-June.
- Who
- The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)
- What
- Mumbai's water stock is at 10.41% of total capacity, which is expected to last 39 days.
- When
- As of early June, with expectations of increased rainfall in mid-June.
- Where
- Mumbai, India
- Why
- To assess Mumbai's water supply status amid monsoon season.
- Current Water Stock
- 10.41%
- Water Volume
- 1,50,728 million litres
- Estimated Duration of Current Stock
- 39 days
- Number of Lakes supplying water
- 7
- Daily Water Supply (approx.)
- 3,850 million litres
- Overall Supply Estimate
- 375 days
- Expected Rainfall Start
- Mid-June