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Mumbai Heavy Rain: The Regional Meteorological Centre, in a late-night statement, said that “people living in vulnerable places may take caution” as it also warned about traffic disruptions and power cuts.

Heavy overnight rain in Mumbai has hit rail and road traffic after several parts in the city were water-logged. The weather department has warned of a flood-like situation in the low-lying areas.

Over the most recent 24 hours, more than 280 mm of precipitation was gotten in western rural areas, as per the India Meteorological Department or IMD, when the nation’s budgetary capital is battling COVID, setting off worries of infringement of government-ordered social separating standards.

The city is relied upon to get more precipitation throughout the following 24 hours. Visuals from toward the beginning of today demonstrated suburbanites out on streets in knee-profound water, battling to arrive at their work environments.

Train administrations on the Central and Harbor lines have been suspended because of waterlogging, Mumbai’s urban body – the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation or BMC – tweeted at the beginning of today. The Bombay High Court has suspended court its hearings for the afternoon.

“Mumbai got one of the most elevated precipitation in the last 24 hours,” IMD’s Mumbai community Deputy Director-General K S Hosalikar was cited as saying by news organization PTI, including that the “Santacruz observatory (in western rural areas) got 286.4 mm precipitation during the 24-hour time frame finishing at 8.30 AM on Wednesday”. The Colaba observatory (in south Mumbai) recorded 147.8 mm precipitation during a similar period, he underlined.

The Regional Meteorological Center, in a late-night articulation, said that “individuals living in weak spots may take alert” as it likewise cautioned about traffic disturbance and force cuts.

On Twitter, web-based media clients have been sharing pictures, asking urban bodies for help. “Ceaseless downpour water ascending at upper levels at smith house ground floor close Dongri police headquarters. Mumbai 400009. Pl help,” composed a client.

Another client tweeted pictures, featuring the battles of driving in the midst of water-logging. “At long last arrived at the office at Worli Waterlogging in a few pieces of Mumbai Stay Safe Mumbai #MumbaiRain.”

The climate office has likewise cautioned of “probability of peril to exceptionally old structures and unmaintained structures”. Prior this week, more than 30 individuals kicked the bucket in a structure breakdown in Bhiwandi close to Mumbai.