Mumbai Rains Live News, Check Traffic & Local Train Updates: Heavy Downpour Disrupts City, Warning Issued For Next 24 Hours

Heavy downpour on the first day of Monsoon has disrupted life in Mumbai. At least 3 deaths have been reported, apart from massive traffic snarls, train delays and road cave-ins. For the next 24 hours, the IMD has issued an 'orange alert', which signals heavy to very heavy rainfall.

In the last 24 hours, the Santacruz Observatory in Mumbai has recorded 229.8mm rainfall, whereas, the neighbouring city of Thane has received 231.4mm.

Rain appears​ to have slowed down. Up Trains on Central Railway line are running late by 10 min (which is normal), down trains mostly on time. Water receded at Matunga, Sion, and Kurla tracks. Stay tuned for more updates.

37-year-old woman admitted to hospital in a critical condition after wall of an under construction building collapsed at around 4.45 am today, on Vidyalankar road in Wadala's Antop Hill, following heavy rain. FIR has been registered against the builder in the case, news agency ANI reported.

No water logging at Hindmata Junction and Sion. The Pictures are captured from the LIVE CCTV Cameras. Please don't believe in fake news or rumours tweeted Disaster Management Unit of Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai:

26 flights have been delayed following the heavy downpour in Mumbai. Reports of waterlogging from various parts of the city have been reported after heavy rains in the past 24 hours. The Indian Meteorological Department has predicted more rainfall in the next 24 hours. 

Milan Subway and Khar Subway open for commuters now. However traffic is moving slow due to waterlogging.

Waterlogging after heavy rains over the city. More rains ahead.

According to details on Tide Forcast's website, Mumbai is going to witness high tide at 10.43 AM on Monday, June 25, 2018. The tide height would be 4 metres which are is 13.12 ft.

Seven cars damaged after wall of an under-construction building collapsed at Vidyalankar road in Wadala's Antop Hill following heavy rain:

Mumbai Rains have crossed the 200 mm mark in 24 hours. In the last 24 hours from 8.30 am on Sunday, Santa Cruz recorded 231 mm of rains. Expect showers to be as intense today as well.

Traffic has been started at 10 kmph in view of Safety on affected UP line between Bhilad & Sanjan. Now both the lines working in this section.

A container broke down on the JVLR bridge, Vikhroli, northbound near Eastern express highway. Traffic is moving slow:

A tree fell at Krishna Sanghi Jn.south bound, slowing down the traffic towards Girgaon Chowpatty.

Two killed, five injured after a tree fell on them at MG Road Near Metro Cinema.

Traffic is moving slow at Khar subway ,Malad subway & Andheri subway due to waterlogging:

 Heavy to very heavy rains to continue says Indian Meteorological Department. Waterlogging and train delays already recorded at several places. 

Two people died, five were injured after a tree fell on them at MG road, near Metro Cinema in Mumbai, yesterday.

Due to heavy rain between Virar and Surat all Mail exp. trains arriving at Bandra Terminus, Dadar Terminus and Mumbai central are expected to arrive late: 

Due to very heavy rains, UP line between Bhilad and Sanjan in Mumbai Division is affected from 7.45 am. Single line working is being planned through Downline (for UP trains too): Western Railway.