Mumbai weather LIVE updates: Mumbai receives moderate to heavy rainfall between 8.30 am to 6.30 pm

The trains and bus services in Mumbai were hit on Friday morning as heavy rains lashed the city The India Meteorological Department IMD has predicted heavy rains in the city and suburbs on July 1 and 2On Friday Mumbai received moderate to heavy rainfall between morning 830 am to 630 pm Rains likely to continue more or less with same intensity tweeted KS Hosalikar head of IMD Pune1 jul Evening updates Mumbai received moderate to heavy rainfall between morning 830 am to 630 pm today Rains likely to cont more or less with same intensityEnjoy week end pictwittercomTLrwytq0Skmdash K S Hosalikar Hosalikar_KS July 1 2022Waterlogging was witnessed in several lowlying areas due to heavy downpour Andheri subway is closed temporarily due to waterlogging Traffic is diverted to Gokhale Road Commuters are requested to take note tweeted Mumbai Traffic PoliceAndheri subway is closed temporarily due to water logging Traffic is diverted to Gokhale Road Commuters are requested to take noteMTPTrafficUpdatesmdash Mumbai Traffic Police MTPHereToHelp July 1 2022Waterlogging was also reported on SionBandra Link Road in MumbaiWRs Monsoon Update 0700 hrs pictwittercomw0ea8yAoCTmdash Western Railway WesternRly July 1 2022WATCH Waterlogging at SionBandra Link Road in Mumbai following heavy rainfall Maharashtra pictwittercom3MIqK3ZP3tmdash ANI ANI July 1 2022Meanwhile Western Railway has said that despite rainfall trains were running normallyThe IMD Mumbai has forecast moderate to heavy rains with the possibility of very heavy to extremely heavy rainfall at isolated places on July 1The IMD Mumbai in its weather forecast has stated that the maximum temperature in Santacruz will hover around 307degC while the minimum temperature be 244degC On the other hand the maximum temperature in Colaba will be 298degC while the minimum temperature will be 249 degCAccording to IMD Mumbai from June 1 the Colaba observatory recorded a total rainfall of 3614 mm while the Santacruz observatory recorded a total rainfall of 2918 mmA high tide of 425 metre is expected at 146 pm in Mumbai Also a low tide of 186 metre is likely to occur at 744 pm on FridayAs per the official data the island city received 17913 mm rain in 24 hours till 8 am followed by 14058 mm in the western suburbs and 10906 mm in the eastern suburbsThe Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporations BMC GNorth ward which includes Dadar Dharavi Mahim and Matunga received the highest 238 mm rain while GSouth ward with Worli and Lower Parel got 208 mm rainfall a civic official told PTIThe Central Railway has claimed that the suburban services were running as per scheduleDespite rains between CSMTThane and CSMTVashi sections there was no waterlogging on the tracks anywhere and trains were running as per schedule said Shivaji Sutar the chief public relations officer of the Central RailwayThe Brihanmumbai Electricity Supply and Transport BEST undertaking had diverted a few routes due to waterlogging in Sion area of the city