Mumbai Rain Update Streets Flooded, Trains Delayed | Monsoon 2025
Mumbai woke up today to yet another severe bout of monsoon rain, disrupting life in the city in large parts. Roads were inundated, suburban rail services delayed, and regular commuters were severely inconvenienced as the monsoon rages on through the financial capital of the country.
This blog provides the latest news on the rains in Mumbai, traffic conditions, local train operating status, flood-affected areas, and some necessary safety precautions for residents.
Record Rainfall and Urban Flooding.
Between August 15 and 19, Mumbai had a record 837 mm rain, raising overall August rainfall above 1,000.8 mm—placing it among the top humid months in recent times. Low-lying areas are totally inundated, with water waist-deep in various localities.
Train Delays and Cancellations Paralyze Commuters.
- Multiple local trains were delayed or canceled.
Multiple local trains were delayed or canceled.
- Photos of halted trains surrounded by floodwaters highlight the extent of the disruption.
- Air travel has also been affected, with flight delays and cancellations at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport due to waterlogged runways and poor visibility.
Celebrity Bungalows and Landmarks Overwhelme.
Casualties and Weather Warnings
7-Day Weather Forecast for Mumbai.
Date | Weather Summary | High / Low |
---|---|---|
Aug 23 (Sat) | Periods of rain | 30°C / 26°C |
Aug 24 (Sun) | Cloudy, breezy, scattered showers | 30°C / 26°C |
Aug 25 (Mon) | Rain, breezy in the morning | 29°C / 26°C |
Aug 27 (Wed) | Cloudy with light rain | 30°C / 26°C |
Aug 28 (Thu) | Mostly cloudy, some rain | 30°C / 27°C |
Aug 29 (Fri) | Passing morning showers, light rain afternoon | 31°C / 27°C |
How to Stay Safe in Mumbai Right Now.
- Avoid flood-prone areas, especially underpasses and low-lying streets.
- Work from home if possible during orange or red weather alerts.
- Check live updates on train and flight schedules before heading out.
- Stock essentials like drinking water, dry food, and first aid.
- Follow local authorities and IMD for official advisories.
Conclusion
Mumbai’s monsoon has once again exposed the city’s fragile infrastructure and lack of preparedness for extreme weather events. From train cancellations to flooded homes, the city continues to battle nature’s wrath. As rains persist, safety and caution are the need of the hour.
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