Mumbai rains weather: A heavy rain and storm alert has been issued in most states across the country at this time. According to the Met Department, an alert has been issued in view of heavy rains in about 19 states today, June 24. On the other hand, the southwest monsoon has entered the entire state of Maharashtra. Heavy rains have started in Mumbai with the arrival of the monsoon. Heavy rains overnight have left several areas of Mumbai city flooded. Roads are flooded; many places have been flooded.

The Andheri area has been the worst affected, with the Andheri subway (underpass) completely flooded due to heavy rains. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has closed the underpass for security reasons. IMD has issued a warning in view of heavy rains in Mumbai. The morning started with thunderstorms and downpours.

According to the Meteorological Department (IMD), the monsoon has now moved to other parts of Maharashtra, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Bihar, including Mumbai. An alert has been issued in view of heavy rains and thunderstorms in Delhi and UP today.

“>June 24, 2026

Orange alert for rain in several districts of Maharashtra
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Mumbai, Thane, Raigarh, Palghar and Sindhudurg districts. The alert has been issued in view of moderate to heavy rain in these areas and heavy rain at some places.

Mumbai has received very heavy rain in the last 12-18 hours. There will now be intermittent rain in Mumbai. The coastal areas and South Mumbai have received very good rainfall, while the catchment area has received mostly light-to-heavy rainfall. As the monsoon progresses, the catchment area will receive heavier rains. Mumbai received 52% of the average June rainfall in just 12 hours!

“>June 24, 2026

Monsoon arrives in Mumbai 13 days late
The southwest monsoon entered Mumbai on Tuesday, June 23. It’s 13 days late from its usual arrival date. The usual date of the monsoon in Mumbai is June 10. The monsoon has now covered the rest of the Central Arabian Sea, parts of Maharashtra, including Mumbai, the remaining parts of Telangana and Odisha, and parts of Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, and Bihar, the IMD said.

Extremely heavy #MumbaiRains in the last 23 hours! (8 AM – 7 AM)

Malvani Fire Station – 334 mm
F/South Ward – 328 mm
MCMCR Powai – 296 mm
Sick Depot – 289 mm
Charkop BMC School – 281 mm
Dadar Fire Station – 277 mm
P/N Ward Office – 265 mm
Kandivali Fire Station – 265 mm
Nair Hospital – 258 mm
Byculla Fire Station – 253 mm
Borivali Fire Station – 250 mm
Vihar Lake – 248 mm
Wadala Fire Station – 247 mm
Malbar Hill – 245 mm
M/West Ward Office – 242 mm
G/South Ward – 241 mm
Bandra Fire Station – 240 mm
Worli Fire Station – 237 mm
BP Office, Vikhroli – 233 mm
S Ward – 232 mm
Aarey Colony BMC School – 232 mm
Collector Colony BMC School – 229 mm
Mankhurd Fire Station – 229 mm
R/Central Office – 228 mm
Food Camp – 226 mm
Tagore Nagar BMC School – 215 mm
N Ward Office – 215 mm
SWD Workshop Dadar – 210 mm
Vikhroli Fire Station – 202 mm