Mumbai Rains – IMD Red Alert for 6 Districts Till July 6, Waterlogging Hits City

Mumbai Rain Alert: IMD has issued an alert for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and Raigad. In the next few hours, winds will blow at a speed of 60 km/hr and there will be heavy rain. Due to the continuous rain, traffic is getting badly affected. Maharashtra High tide hits the Gateway of India in Mumbai amid heavy rains incessantly lashing the city. People enjoy the crashing waves as high tide hits Marine Drive in Mumbai amid heavy rains incessantly lashing the city. Rainwater enters the Koteshwar apartment building in Mumbai's Andheri area after heavy rainfall. Waterlogging in Bhiwandi city of Thane district following heavy rainfall since early this morning. A Red Alert has been issued for July 4-5. Apart from this, IMD has issued a warning of extremely heavy rainfall (Red Alert) for the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. In view of this and keeping the safety of students in mind, all schools and colleges in Mumbai have been declared closed for the afternoon session today, July 4, 2026.

Rain Warning for Navi Mumbai
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Rain Warning for Navi Mumbai

Heavy rainfall in Mumbai has led to waterlogging in several areas, causing traffic jams and halting vehicular movement. Similar conditions prevailed in other parts of the city, with roads submerged.

In Navi Mumbai, continuous rain caused severe waterlogging beneath Turbhe Railway Station, creating significant difficulties for pedestrians. A section of the Thane-Belapur Road was also completely inundated, disrupting traffic flow.

Delayed Local Trains
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Delayed Local Trains

Heavy rain and low visibility affected the Western Railway network on Saturday; local trains at Bandra railway station are running 10–15 minutes behind schedule.

Railway operations are continuing, though passengers may face slight delays. Persistent rainfall appears to be impacting visibility and movement in parts of Mumbai.

Schools and Colleges Closed
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Schools and Colleges Closed

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a 'Red Alert' for Mumbai, warning of very heavy rainfall. A holiday has been declared for afternoon sessions in all schools and colleges across Mumbai today, July 4, 2026.

Likelihood of Strong Winds
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Likelihood of Strong Winds

The IMD has issued a rainfall alert for Mumbai and surrounding areas for the next 24 hours. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected in many places, with alerts issued for extremely heavy rainfall in isolated areas. Gusty winds reaching speeds of 50–60 kmph are also likely at times.

Rainfall 'Red Alert' for Mumbai
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Rainfall 'Red Alert' for Mumbai

A 'Red Alert' has been issued for Mumbai, warning of rainfall in several areas over the next two days. Continuous rain throughout the week has disrupted normal life in the city. According to the weather forecast, heavy to very heavy rainfall is likely at several locations in Mumbai on July 4 and 5.

Traffic, Local Trains, and Waterlogging Status
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Traffic, Local Trains, and Waterlogging Status

As of Saturday morning, there have been no reports of active waterlogging in the city or suburbs. According to the BMC, local train services on both the Central and Western lines, as well as road traffic, were operating normally as of 9:00 AM.

Mumbai High Tide Alert
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Mumbai High Tide Alert

The administration is also on alert regarding sea conditions. Waves reaching a height of 4.26 meters are expected at 2:50 PM on Saturday (July 4). Following this, low tide (1.66 meters) will occur at 8:56 PM. High tide warnings have also been issued for Sunday at 2:52 AM and 3:22 PM (4.19 meters).