Mumbai rains LIVE updates: BMC diverts traffic in Sion and Bandra West; rains to continue for a few more hours, predicts Skymet
Mumbai rains started late.
But heavy monsoon rains have ensured that 97% of the required rainfall for the month of June was covered in just two days.
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Rains continued to lash Mumbai and surrrounding areas in early hours of Monday.
Mumbai Rains LIVE updates: The city has so far recorded 97% (491.2mm) of the average rainfall required for June – 505mm, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
Rains continue to lash Mumbai and surrounding areas. Monsoon arrived late in Mumbai but it poured on arrival and how.
As heavy showers continued to lash the city, Mumbai recorded its second highest 24-hour June rainfall in the past 10 years at 234.8mm, between Friday and Saturday.
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The highest 24-hour June rain in the past 10 years was recorded on June 19, 2015, (283.4mm), while the all-time high was on June 10, 1991 (399mm).
Mumbai received 231.4mm rain on June 25, 2018.
Bandra Terminus – Jaipur cancelled between Bandra Terminus – Sanjan
Following trains have been cancelled:
9:19 AM IST
The highest 24-hour June rain in the past 10 years was recorded on June 19, 2015, (283.4mm), while the all-time high was on June 10, 1991 (399mm).
Mumbai rains started late.
But heavy monsoon rains have ensured that 97% of the required rainfall for the month of June was covered in just two days.
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Rains continued to lash Mumbai and surrrounding areas in early hours of Monday.
Mumbai Rains LIVE updates: The city has so far recorded 97% (491.2mm) of the average rainfall required for June – 505mm, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
Rains continue to lash Mumbai and surrounding areas. Monsoon arrived late in Mumbai but it poured on arrival and how.
As heavy showers continued to lash the city, Mumbai recorded its second highest 24-hour June rainfall in the past 10 years at 234.8mm, between Friday and Saturday.
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The highest 24-hour June rain in the past 10 years was recorded on June 19, 2015, (283.4mm), while the all-time high was on June 10, 1991 (399mm).
Mumbai received 231.4mm rain on June 25, 2018.
Bandra Terminus – Jaipur cancelled between Bandra Terminus – Sanjan
Following trains have been cancelled:
9:19 AM IST
- 12935 – Bandra Terminus/Surat
- 69139 – Borivali – Surat
- 61002/61001 – Vasai Road – Boisar – Vasai Road
- 09070 – Valsad Vapi
- 09069 – Vapi – Surat
- 69174 – Dahanu Road – Borivali
- 12922 – Surat – Mumbai Central temrinated at Navsari
The highest 24-hour June rain in the past 10 years was recorded on June 19, 2015, (283.4mm), while the all-time high was on June 10, 1991 (399mm).
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