During the eight-hour period, Island City recorded an average rainfall of 24 mm, while the eastern suburbs received 59 mm and the western suburbs 61 mm, indicating significantly heavier showers across the suburban belt

According to the BMC's rainfall update, the Building Proposal Office at Vikhroli West recorded the highest rainfall in the city at 248.8 mm during the 24-hour period between 8 am on Sunday, July 5, and 8 am on Monday

Amid the heavy rainfall, people were seen making their way through waterlogged roads after heavy rainfall at Sion Koliwada

Other areas that recorded exceptionally heavy rainfall included Malvani Fire Station (248 mm), Borivali Fire Station (243.2 mm), Chincholi Fire Station (239 mm), Tagore Nagar Municipal School, Vikhroli (235.4 mm), T Ward Office (229.8 mm), Gavanpada Fire Station (216.4 mm), Barve Nagar Municipal School (216.2 mm), Dindoshi Fire Station (208 mm), and Sector 1 Municipal School, Charkop, Kandivali (206.8 mm)

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Monday evening issued a Nowcast warning for Mumbai, Thane, and Raigad, warning of intense spells of rain accompanied by strong, gusty winds over the next three hours

According to the IMD, isolated places in the three districts are likely to experience intense rainfall along with gusty winds reaching speeds of 60 to 70 km/h