Powerful waves crashed against the shoreline at Bandra Bandstand in Mumbai during high tide on Friday, creating dramatic scenes along the city's coastline. Pics/Atul Kamble
Updated On: 2026-07-17 04:47 PM IST
Compiled by : Asif Ali Sayed
The rough sea, strong winds and overcast skies attracted people looking to experience Mumbai's monsoon weather
High tides during the monsoon often lead to dangerous sea conditions along Mumbai's coastline
Authorities regularly advise residents and visitors to stay away from rocks and avoid venturing too close to the sea during periods of rough weather to reduce the risk of accidents
Residents of the Ganesh Nagar slum near Bandra Bandstand were seen coping with the rough sea conditions as high waves reached the coastal edge
According to the BMC, the tidal activity will remain significant, with a high tide of 4.83 metres expected at 2.19 pm, followed by another high tide of 4.23 metres at 2.21 am on July 18. A low tide of 1.03 metres was expected at 8:29 pm on Friday
