Home / Mumbai / Mumbai News / Photos /
Photos: Heavy rains lash Mumbai suburbs, more showers expected
Mumbaikars woke up to heavy thundershowers and flooded or waterlogged streets in several suburban areas like Ghatkopar, Chembur, Goregaon, Jogeshwari, Andheri, Bandra among others


Heavy rains threw traffic out of gear in suburbs like Andheri (pictured). All pics/Nimesh Dave

Heavy rains threw traffic out of gear in suburbs like Andheri (pictured). All pics/Nimesh Dave

Commuters navigating through a rain-lashed street in Bandra. Weather officials say rains will get heavier in the next 48 hours

Commuters navigating through a rain-lashed street in Bandra. Weather officials say rains will get heavier in the next 48 hours

An auto-rickshaw driver pulls his rickshaw in a water-logged street at Goregaon. As per the Santa Cruz observatory, until yesterday, Santa Cruz had recorded about 52 mm of rain. However, it was Colaba that had the heaviest rains with about 82 mm of rainfall recorded

An auto-rickshaw driver pulls his rickshaw in a water-logged street at Goregaon. As per the Santa Cruz observatory, until yesterday, Santa Cruz had recorded about 52 mm of rain. However, it was Colaba that had the heaviest rains with about 82 mm of rainfall recorded

These rainy weather conditions in Mumbai are said to be due to the presence of a cyclonic rotation over the Gujarat coast. To add to that, an off-shore trough along the West Coast is also active, making it a possibly rain ridden few days

These rainy weather conditions in Mumbai are said to be due to the presence of a cyclonic rotation over the Gujarat coast. To add to that, an off-shore trough along the West Coast is also active, making it a possibly rain ridden few days

In fact, the Regional Meteorological Center, Mumbai predicts intermittent rain or thundershowers in the city and suburbs with heavy rainfall in isolated places for the next two days

In fact, the Regional Meteorological Center, Mumbai predicts intermittent rain or thundershowers in the city and suburbs with heavy rainfall in isolated places for the next two days

Rain drops collected on a metal pipe in Jogeshwari. With the high tide coming in at 2:30pm Tuesday, which is likely to recede only by 8:54pm, it looks like the heavy rains may cause a lot more trouble than expected in Mumbai

Rain drops collected on a metal pipe in Jogeshwari. With the high tide coming in at 2:30pm Tuesday, which is likely to recede only by 8:54pm, it looks like the heavy rains may cause a lot more trouble than expected in Mumbai

Commuters on a rain-lashed street in Malad

Commuters on a rain-lashed street in Malad
Recommended Photos
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Photo of Day

Paint the town red
Women revel in the traditional ritual of Sindoor Khela on the final day of Durga Puja at the Bombay Durga Bari Samiti in Tardeo. Pic/Ashish Raje

