July 17th 2023.
Monday morning brought heavy rainfall to Mumbai, with Mumbai Traffic Police hard at work despite the downpour. In a video shared by a user, the Mumbai Traffic Police can be seen carrying out their duties in the heavy rains.
The rains have caused disruption to the city's regular traffic. One commuter shared a photo of a traffic jam in Kurla, saying that the footpath was blocked by vehicles and some were parked on the road leading to G Block BKC from SCLR.
The Mumbai Traffic Police also took note of a netizen's tweet about a car driving wrong side near DN Nagar Metro Station in Andheri West. They responded to the tweet to acknowledge the incident.
The BMC has reported moderate rain with occasional intense spells in Mumbai city and suburbs. There was also a high tide at 1216 hours at 4.21 meters and a low tide at 1822 hours at 1.90 meters. The high tide at 2359 hours was 3.55 meters and the low tide at 0553 hours was 0.85 meters.
This week, Mumbai got a rainy start as Monday brought heavy rainfall in South Mumbai and suburbs. The weather agency predicts heavy rainfall for Mumbai and coastal areas of Maharashtra for the next 24 hours. Areas on the Western Line such as Andheri, Bandra, Dadar, Mumbai Central, Parel, Byculla, and Wadala received more than 20 mm of rainfall in the last hour. Areas in Thane and Navi Mumbai are expected to get more rains in the coming days. The current temperature is 25.99C, humidity is 100, and wind is from the north at 0KPH.
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