Cloudy Skies And Heavy Rain In Mumbai Today: Weather Office

The weather turned pleasant on Tuesday morning as light rain lashed parts of the city, and according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), a generally cloudy sky with heavy rain is expected to continue.

Images of roads, railway tracks, and even recently inaugurated underground metro stations facing floods due to heavy rain in Mumbai are all over social media once again.

The southwest monsoon made its onset over Mumbai on Monday, more than a fortnight before its normal date, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) officials said.

Heavy rain since last night has brought Mumbai to a standstill, leaving several areas waterlogged and disrupting transport, rail and flight services.

A 24-hour red alert has been issued for Mumbai amid heavy rain overnight and Monday morning after the southwest monsoon crashed into the Maharashtra capital a week early. Red alerts were also issued for the Thane, Ratnagiri, and Raigad districts.

The Worli underground metro station in Mumbai has been flooded with muddy water as the financial capital witnesses early onset of monsoon.

A part of Mumbai's Kemps Corner Road collapsed on Monday morning amid heavy rain in the financial capital.

Mumbai Rain Live Updates: The southwest monsoon arrived in Maharashtra on Sunday, making it the earliest onset of the annual rainfall season over the state in 35 years, the weather department said.

Heavy rains in Mumbai has led to waterlogging and disruption in flight services. The weather department has predicted more heavy showers today.

As the IMD predicts thunderstorms and moderate-to-heavy rains in Mumbai till Saturday, residents fear a repeat of Tuesday night's flooding.

Delhi Capitals' playoffs qualification hopes would suffer a big blow if their match against the Mumbai Indians gets washed out.

Unseasonal heavy rainfall, accompanied with gusty winds, thunderstorms and lightning, in parts of Maharashtra, including Mumbai and Pune, brought much-need relief from the scorching heat but triggered widespread water logging and traffic chaos.

Parts of Maharashtra may witness heavy rain with thunder and gusty winds between May 21 and 24, following a cyclonic circulation which is likely to form over the east-central Arabian Sea off the Karnataka coast, the Met department said on Tuesday.

It's a vital IPL 2025 clash between Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals, the two teams left in contention for the fourth playoff spot

A hoarding fell, crushing several two-wheelers, due to heavy rain and strong winds in Pune on Tuesday. No one was, fortunately, injured in the accident, but it brought back horrific memories of a similar collapse in Mumbai's Ghatkopar last year.

Ashish Nehra was a furious man during his team Gujarat Titans' IPL 2025 match against Mumbai Indians at the Wankhede Stadium.

On Monday, the match between SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) and Delhi Capitals (DC) was washed out due to rain.

Rain played spoilsport as Kolkata Knight Riders' IPL match against Punjab Kings was called off after the visiting team posted 201 for 4 in Kolkata on Saturday.

Heavy rains accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning lashed several parts of Mumbai late Thursday evening.

The Zomato food delivery partner walked in heavy Mumbai rains on Wednesday to deliver the food after his bike broke down.

The death of 45-year-old Vimal Anil Gaikwad after she fell into a manhole in a waterlogged street last night has put the spotlight on Mumbai's manhole tragedies and the lives they have claimed in the past few years.

The India Meteorological Department earlier issued a red alert for Mumbai and its adjoining districts Thane, Palghar, and Raigad for Thursday.

Mumbai Police have filed an accidental death report (ADR) over the death of a 45-year-old woman after falling into a drain during heavy rain yesterday. Thecivic body has also ordered an inquiry into the incident thatoccurred late at night in Andheri.

A 45-year-old woman drowned in a nullah overflowing due to heavy rains in suburban Andheri on Wednesday, police said.