- By Chetna Shree
- Tue, 08 Jul 2025 10:55 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
Mumbai Weather: As monsoon continues to intensify in several parts of Mumbai, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a yellow alert for heavy rain on July 8 and July 10. Cloudy skies are likely to persist with chances of moderate to heavy rainfall throughout the week. Heavy rain may disrupt traffic and cause waterlogging in several places, especially in low-lying areas.
Following an increase in water levels due to continuous rain in the catchment area, three gates of the Middle Vaitarna Dam in Palghar district were opened on Monday afternoon, BMC said. In a release issued in the evening, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation said, “Water is currently being released at a rate of 3,000 cusecs from gates numbered 1, 3, and 5, which are lifted by 30 centimetres, of the Middle Vaitarna Dam.”
Mumbai Rain: Check 7-Day Weather Forecast
July 8 (Tuesday): As per the IMD forecast, a yellow alert for heavy rain is in place for Mumbai on Tuesday. The city is likely to experience overcast skies with moderate rain.
July 9 (Wednesday): Though no alert is in place for Mumbai on July 9, heavy rain is expected in several parts of the city. Citizens are advised to remain cautious.
July 10 (Thursday): Similar to the July 8 forecast, Mumbai may witness heavy rain with cloudy skies on July 10 too. A yellow alert has been issued.
July 11 (Friday): No rainfall warning has been issued for July 11 yet. Similar conditions may persist with chances of moderate rain throughout the day.
July 12 (Saturday): The weather department has not issued a rain alert for July 12, but rain is expected in several parts of Mumbai.
July 13 (Sunday): Mumbai is likely to experience a rainy weekend as moderate to heavy rain is expected on July 13 too. No warning is in effect.
As a part of the ongoing monsoon season, the city is likely to experience heavy rain in July. Though Mumbai has not witnessed heavy rain in the past few days, heavy rain can cause waterlogging and traffic jams in several low-lying areas of Mumbai.
