Mumbai: intense graphics from the rainy weekend spilled to the first weekday of the week.
Monday’s bathroom peaked on the outskirts in areas such as Thane, Navi Mumbai and Kalyan-Dompivli rather than within the city limits.
This locality recorded more than 100 mm of rain in 12 hours ending on Monday Monday.
The place where the Ambernath City Council, Uran Court House and the Turbboh police station is one of the worst by flooding along with streets and low-lying houses.
In comparison, Mumbai recorded a rain of 36.8mm at the Santacruz Observatory of the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) and 26.4mm in Colaba between 8:30 a.m.
and 8:30 a.m.
The IMD then enhanced the weather warnings for the city of Damn Orange issued the previous day a red warning until 8:30 a.m.
Tuesday.
For July 20-23, weather officials have issued a lower orange warning that shows weight until the rain is very heavy in several places.
The day after two landslides in the crew and Vikhrol killed 33 people, five other landslides were reported throughout the country, but there were no casualties.
Among 11 incidents of decreasing trees, Dhaji Aatyani was 31 years old injured in one such accident at Mulund.
He was hospitalized in a stable condition.
Eight short circuit incidents occurred.
Rail traffic and roads are disturbed for short spells.
Suburban train services are briefly suspended between Thane and Diva because of water logging at Kalwa Station.
Western Express Highway some have partly due to vehicle damage.
A bridge above Nullah at Goregaon connects Mrinaltai Gore Flyover to S V Road on Sunday.
In contrast to the fierce downpour of July 16 when it was best forced to divert 87 routes, on Monday there were six detours in three areas flooded by Air Bhandup, Andheri and Thane.
Compared to Sundays when operating 2,175 buses and suffering from some interference, the best can run 3,082 buses from the total 3,300 fleet Monday.
Power cuts are experienced in omelet, antop hill, Giragaum, Mulund and Andheri.
This is a local mistake caused by a puddle of cable water.
With heavy rain in the catchment area, city water stocks rose 9% in one day.
Citizenship officials are full of hope from more abundant numbers on Tuesday because of rain in Thane where the Lakes are.
Bhatsa, the largest reservoir that supplies water to Mumbai, recording strong 201 mm rainfall.