Waterlogging in low-lying areas
Andheri Subway and Lokhandwala Complex saw heavy water accumulation, disrupting road movement and slowing traffic across several stretches of the city.
Blinding rain slows traffic
Continuous downpour reduced visibility for motorists, making driving risky and leading to long traffic snarls during peak commuting hours.
Thirdday of nonstop rains
Mumbai has been battered by heavy downpours for three straight days since Saturday, bringing with it flooding, chaos, and slower public life.
Bus services stay afloat
Despite heavy showers, BEST buses managed to maintain their routes without diversions, keeping some stability in public transport.
Intense one-hour spell
Rain intensity rose sharply after 9 am, with Chembur logging 65 mm and Shivaji Nagar 50 mm in just one hour, civic officials reported.
Streets turn into streams
Heavy downpour turned several city roads into mini streams, with pedestrians wading through knee-deep water and vehicles struggling to move in flooded stretches.
Local trains running late
Mumbai’s suburban train services, the city’s lifeline, were delayed by 15–20 minutes, inconveniencing thousands of daily commuters.