Mumbai Waterlogging Traffic Jams

Mumbai braces for more rain today after a downpour last evening led to waterlogging in several areas and caused massive traffic jams.

Mumbai weather: The city is very likely to see intermittent rainfall throughout the day, according to the weather office. Waterlogging and traffic jams were reported in several parts of Mumbai on Wednesday

Mumbai weather: The Monsoon has arrived in Mumbai.The Monsoon has advanced further in India. Mumbai saw heavy showers on Wednesday. Several districts in Maharashtra have been receiving heavy Monsoon rainfall. Waterlogging has also been reported

Seventeen flights were diverted and many delayed by up to an hour in Mumbai on Friday evening due to heavy rain and low visibility. There was massive waterlogging and traffic jams across the city, with no respite from the heavy downpour.

Heavy rains continue to lash Mumbai and its neighbouring areas for the fourth consecutive day today, leaving the city with waterlogging, traffic jams, cancellations and delays in trains.

Mumbaikars woke up to monsoon showers this morning with parts of the city receiving moderate to heavy rain.The morning showers have led to waterlogging and flooding in some parts of the city,leading to heavy traffic congestion on these roads, reports said.

Heavy rain battered Mumbai on Tuesday, triggering traffic jams and waterlogging in many areas of the city. Schools and colleges have been asked to remain closed today. The downpour is likely to continue for the next 24 hours, the weather department predicted. Operations at the Mumbai airport were suspended for a while, delaying several flights.

Mumbai is bracing for what weather officials believe could be the heaviest and longest bout of rain since July 26, 2005, when the city was paralysed by floods. It has been raining incessantly since morning and if it continues till high tide in the evening, the India's commercial capital could be in for hours of flooding, traffic jams and stranded c...

Heavy rains since Friday morning led to waterlogging in many parts of the city and suburbs, and disrupted rail and road traffic and flight operations, officials said.

Train services have been severely hit and schools have been ordered to close after heavy rains lashed Mumbai. Massive traffic jams are being reported across the city with several low-lying areas waterlogged. Stay safe and share your pictures and videos.

Mumbai braces for more rain today after a downpour last evening led to waterlogging in several areas and caused massive traffic jams.

Mumbai weather: The city is very likely to see intermittent rainfall throughout the day, according to the weather office. Waterlogging and traffic jams were reported in several parts of Mumbai on Wednesday

Mumbai weather: The Monsoon has arrived in Mumbai.The Monsoon has advanced further in India. Mumbai saw heavy showers on Wednesday. Several districts in Maharashtra have been receiving heavy Monsoon rainfall. Waterlogging has also been reported

Seventeen flights were diverted and many delayed by up to an hour in Mumbai on Friday evening due to heavy rain and low visibility. There was massive waterlogging and traffic jams across the city, with no respite from the heavy downpour.

Heavy rains continue to lash Mumbai and its neighbouring areas for the fourth consecutive day today, leaving the city with waterlogging, traffic jams, cancellations and delays in trains.

Mumbaikars woke up to monsoon showers this morning with parts of the city receiving moderate to heavy rain.The morning showers have led to waterlogging and flooding in some parts of the city,leading to heavy traffic congestion on these roads, reports said.

Heavy rain battered Mumbai on Tuesday, triggering traffic jams and waterlogging in many areas of the city. Schools and colleges have been asked to remain closed today. The downpour is likely to continue for the next 24 hours, the weather department predicted. Operations at the Mumbai airport were suspended for a while, delaying several flights.

Mumbai is bracing for what weather officials believe could be the heaviest and longest bout of rain since July 26, 2005, when the city was paralysed by floods. It has been raining incessantly since morning and if it continues till high tide in the evening, the India's commercial capital could be in for hours of flooding, traffic jams and stranded c...

Heavy rains since Friday morning led to waterlogging in many parts of the city and suburbs, and disrupted rail and road traffic and flight operations, officials said.

Train services have been severely hit and schools have been ordered to close after heavy rains lashed Mumbai. Massive traffic jams are being reported across the city with several low-lying areas waterlogged. Stay safe and share your pictures and videos.