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IN PHOTOS: Mumbai wakes up to a drizzle as Borivali sees light rain

Updated On: 12 September, 2026 01:50 PM IST | Anushree Gaikwad

Mumbai witnessed light rain in parts of the city on Saturday, with pedestrians seen making their way through a drizzle outside Borivali Railway Station on Swami Vivekananda Road in Borivali West. (Pics/Satej Shinde)

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The city recorded an average rainfall of 0.52 mm between 8 am on September 11 and 8 am on September 12, while the suburbs received comparatively higher rainfall during the 24-hour period. (PICS/ SATEJ SHINDE)
The city recorded an average rainfall of 0.52 mm between 8 am on September 11 and 8 am on September 12, while the suburbs received comparatively higher rainfall during the 24-hour period. (PICS/ SATEJ SHINDE)
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The eastern suburbs recorded an average rainfall of 4.14 mm between 8 am on September 11 and 8 am on September 12. The western suburbs, meanwhile, received an average of 1.89 mm during the same period
The eastern suburbs recorded an average rainfall of 4.14 mm between 8 am on September 11 and 8 am on September 12. The western suburbs, meanwhile, received an average of 1.89 mm during the same period
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The rainfall figures indicate that showers remained relatively light across Mumbai, although some suburban areas experienced more rain than the city average
The rainfall figures indicate that showers remained relatively light across Mumbai, although some suburban areas experienced more rain than the city average
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The drizzle also affected pedestrian movement in parts of the city, with commuters and residents seen navigating wet roads and carrying umbrellas as they went about their day
The drizzle also affected pedestrian movement in parts of the city, with commuters and residents seen navigating wet roads and carrying umbrellas as they went about their day
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Along with rainfall, residents in low-lying and coastal areas will need to take note of the tide timings on Saturday
Along with rainfall, residents in low-lying and coastal areas will need to take note of the tide timings on Saturday
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Mumbai is expected to witness a high tide at 12.34 pm on September 12, when the sea level is forecast to reach 4.61 metres. Another high tide is expected at 1.02 am on September 13, with the sea level predicted to reach 4.51 metres
Mumbai is expected to witness a high tide at 12.34 pm on September 12, when the sea level is forecast to reach 4.61 metres. Another high tide is expected at 1.02 am on September 13, with the sea level predicted to reach 4.51 metres
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The city will experience a low tide at 6.42 pm on September 12, measuring 0.45 metres. The next low tide is expected at 6.46 am on September 13, when the sea level is forecast to reach 0.92 metres
The city will experience a low tide at 6.42 pm on September 12, measuring 0.45 metres. The next low tide is expected at 6.46 am on September 13, when the sea level is forecast to reach 0.92 metres

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