Mumbai: This city has experienced a moderate to intense rain spell since Wee Tuesday.
Metropolis, Thore, Palghar, Navi Mumbai and the district side by side in the Konkan area wake up for heavy rain on Wednesday.
The Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) has warned “weight until very heavy rain in isolated places” in Mumbai and Thane under the yellow warning for Wednesday.
Waterlogging in several parts of the city threw the traffic movement out of equipment.
The weather department has predicted very heavy rain on Wednesday in several other parts of Maharashtra including Palghar, Raigad, Dhule, Nandurkar and Nasik.
Mumbai will watch a 2.78 meter high tide on Wednesday at 6:20 a.m.
Low falling 2.52 meters is expected to whip Indian financial capital at 2pm today.
Suburban trains on the main route of the central train and port lines are on schedule, officials said.
Local train services at the Western train suburban service also run normally.
Mumbai City has received 65.15 mm rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8 am on Wednesday.
East Suburbs recorded 118.82 mm and the western edge recorded 73.03 mm rainfall, according to BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation.
Meanwhile, heavy rains that began on Tuesday had caused flooding and affected normal life in Jalgaon and drowning roads in several regions in the district, making the city life remain.
Some vehicles are trapped under the flow of debris caused by heavy rainfall.