Mumbai now has a little under 50 days of water stock left in the seven lakes that supply water to the city, despite the 10 per cent water cut imposed by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on May 15. As of June 5, the seven lakes have a cumulative water stock of 2,07,089 million litres (ML), and are at 14 per cent of their combined capacity.

This water stock is still higher in comparison to the same day last year, when the lakes were only 11.77 per cent full with 1,70,375 ML of water by June 5, 2025. However, last year, Mumbai had already seen the onset of the southwest monsoon by May 26, 2025.