How much rain did Mumbai receive on Monday? Check area-wise list

NDRF teams and military units have been deployed for relief operations, including in Nanded’s Mukhed area, where five people went missing after a cloudburst. Vihar Lake, which is among the seven lakes that supply water to the city, started overflowing at 2.45 pm on Monday.

Amid worsening flood and waterlogging issues across Maharashtra, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis convened a review meeting at the Mantralay control room.

Here is how much rain parts of Mumbai received Monday:

Vikhroli received the highest downpour at 135.5 mm, while Chembur, Santacruz, and Juhu also crossed the 120 mm mark, leaving the city struggling with waterlogging and transport disruptions. Tata Power Chembur (124 mm), Santacruz (123.9 mm), Juhu (123.5 mm), Bandra (102.5 mm), Byculla (88.5 mm), Colaba (45.2 mm) and Mahalaxmi (45 mm).

Employees at the Mantralay were asked to leave early by 4 pm as a precautionary measure. District collectors are expected to take a call later this evening on possible school closures for Tuesday.

In Mumbai, traffic disruptions were reported due to waterlogging. Both lanes of the Andheri subway were closed for the day, with diversions in place via Thackeray and Gokhale bridges. The Mumbai Traffic Police also reported waterlogging at Vakola bridge, Hyatt Junction, and Khar subway, leading to overcrowding.