“Breaking: Rain in Mumbai 2025 – 7 Shocking Effects of Floods, Traffic Chaos & IMD Alert

There is heavy rain in Mumbai, water everywhere, local trains and traffic are affected, people are facing problems. IMD has issued a red alert for the next 48 hours. Know the full news.

🚨 Rain in Mumbai: Latest news

The rain in Mumbai has flooded the entire city and shaken the entire city. Due to the rain throughout the day, the roads are waterlogged, the speed of local trains has slowed down and people are troubled due to traffic jams. Even children’s schools have been closed.

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for the next 48 hours. This means that the situation may worsen in the coming time.

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🌊 Situation worsened due to water

Some areas of Mumbai are flooded up to knee level.

Heavy water was seen in Dadar, Andheri, Sion and Bandra.
Water entered many colonies and societies.
Vehicles got stuck on the roads, pedestrians also faced problems.

Local people are sharing videos and photos on social media..

🚗 Impact on traffic and local trains

Mumbai’s traffic is anyway heavy, but the rain made it worse.

Long queues of vehicles can be seen on Western Express Highway at peak time.
Local trains on Central and Harbour line are running 20-30 minutes late.
Some trains on Western line have been cancelled due to rain.

👉 Traffic Updates: Mumbai Traffic Police

✈️ Airport status

Due to heavy rains, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is also witnessing a lot of brownish effect.

Many flights were delayed. Due to which people are facing problems.
Some had to be diverted. Due to this rain
Passengers are advised to keep getting updates from the airline. So that people face as little problems as possible.

⚠️ IMD’s red alert

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that Mumbai and surrounding areas may receive heavy rainfall with heavy rains. So everyone stay at home.

It is being estimated that 150-200 mm of rain will fall in the next 48 hours.Area-wise Rainfall with Duration & Intensity
It is also being estimated that high waves may rise in the sea.
Fishermen are being warned not to go into the sea.

👉 Official Link: IMD Mausam

🏫 Schools and colleges closed

In view of the heavy rains, BMC has ordered to keep schools and colleges closed in many areas. And their parents have been asked not to send their children out of the house.

📱 #MumbaiRains trends on social media

MumbaiRains and #MumbaiBarish are trending on Twitter and Instagram.

People are sharing pictures of waterlogging and traffic.
People are also making fun of the rain by making memes.

Mumbai Rains: List of timings and locations

Area	Rainfall (mm)	Waterlogging	Local Trains Affected
Andheri	145	Yes	Western Line
Bandra	132	Yes	Western Line
Dadar	120	Yes	Central Line
Kurla	118	Yes	Central Line
Colaba	110	No	Harbour Line

🌧 Mumbai Rainfall Report – 19 August 2025

📞 Important Helpline Numbers

Mumbai Traffic Police: 8454999999
Railway Helpline: 139
BMC Helpline: 1916

🌧 Mumbai Rains 2025 – Timeline of Monsoon Showers

Date (2025)	Rainfall Duration	Areas Affected	Rainfall Intensity	Impact
June 10	2 Hours (Morning)	Colaba, Worli, Dadar	Light Rain	Light drizzle cooled down the weather, no major impact.
June 12	3 Hours (Evening)	Andheri, Borivali, Bandra	Moderate	Local trains ran slightly late, traffic congestion reported.
June 15	5 Hours (Afternoon–Evening)	Kurla, Ghatkopar, Chembur	Heavy	Waterlogging in some areas, schools closed early.
June 20	8 Hours Continuous	South Mumbai, Sion, Matunga	Heavy to Very Heavy	Train delays and office commuters faced difficulties.
June 25	Whole Day Intermittent	Andheri East, Jogeshwari, Malad	Heavy	3–4 feet water on roads, traffic jams, multiple flight delays.
July 1	10 Hours (Day & Night)	Thane, Mulund, Bhandup	Very Heavy	Railway tracks submerged, several trains cancelled.
July 5	12 Hours (Non-stop)	Dadar, Parel, Lower Parel	Extremely Heavy	NDRF deployed, schools and colleges shut down.
July 8	6 Hours (Evening–Night)	Navi Mumbai, Vashi, Panvel	Moderate to Heavy	Local transport affected, traffic moved very slowly.
July 12	14 Hours Continuous	Borivali, Kandivali, Dahisar	Extremely Heavy	5–6 feet water levels, rescue operations carried out.
July 18	24 Hours (Whole Day)	Entire Mumbai	Record Rainfall	Mumbai almost came to a halt, airport shut down, trains severely disrupted.
July 22	4 Hours (Morning)	Sion, Kurla, Dharavi	Heavy	Slum areas badly affected due to waterlogging.
July 26	20 Hours Continuous	Powai, Andheri, Bandra	Very Heavy	Reminded citizens of the 2005 floods, city gridlocked.
August 1	6 Hours (Night)	Colaba, Marine Lines	Moderate	High tide observed in sea-facing areas.
August 5	10 Hours (Day)	Thane, Kalyan, Dombivli	Heavy to Very Heavy	Train services suspended, offices remained closed.
August 10	15 Hours (Day & Night)	Malad, Kandivali, Borivali	Extremely Heavy	Roads completely submerged, NDRF and police deployed for help.
August 15	7 Hours (Independence Day)	Entire Mumbai	Moderate	Parades disrupted, many celebrations cancelled.
August 20	Whole Day Showers	Navi Mumbai, Panvel	Heavy	Transport affected, highway traffic jams reported.
August 25	12 Hours (Evening–Next Morning)	Mumbai Suburbs	Heavy to Very Heavy	2–3 feet water, overcrowding in trains.
August 30	4 Hours (Night)	South Mumbai	Light	Beginning of monsoon withdrawal, pleasant evening.

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August 19, 2025

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