Mumbai experienced its third straight day of rainfall on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, with moderate to heavy showers affecting several parts of the island city during the morning hours, while the eastern and western suburbs received only light precipitation. The city remained under overcast skies from early morning, with rainfall gaining intensity after 7 am.
Heavy downpours were particularly noted in south Mumbai between 7 am and 8 am. Civic authorities reported the highest rainfall of 45 mm at the headquarters, followed by 29 mm each at Colaba Pumping Station and Mandvi Fire Station, 28 mm at Frosberry Reservoir, 24 mm at the C Ward office in Girgaon, 21 mm at Memewada, and 20 mm each at N M Joshi Marg Municipal School and D Ward office at Grant Road.
Over the 24-hour period ending at 8 am, the island city recorded an average of 13.30 mm of rainfall. In contrast, the eastern suburbs saw just 0.38 mm, and the western suburbs received 0.62 mm. A thunderstorm warning was active for the next three hours, with residents advised to watch for lightning and gusty winds.
Despite the showers, traffic movement across the city remained normal. Major subways stayed open, suburban railway services ran without interruption, and public bus operations continued smoothly.
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Weather experts have issued a yellow alert for heavy rainfall in parts of Mumbai. Conditions are turning favourable for the monsoon to advance into the region, with expectations that it may be officially declared over the city as early as today amid strengthening rain activity. The city woke up to a wet and cloudy morning, with rain-bearing clouds lingering overhead. Heavy showers are anticipated over south Mumbai and sections of the western suburbs in the coming hours as active rain bands move along the coast.
Commuters have been urged to carry umbrellas and remain cautious due to possible intermittent rain accompanied by strong winds through the morning. Pre-monsoon showers have been occurring over the past few days, and further spells of rain, along with thunder and lightning, are forecast for the area. Some low-lying spots reported minor waterlogging, but overall disruption has been limited so far.
The current weather pattern brings relief from recent heat while highlighting the need for preparedness as the monsoon nears. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on local conditions and plan their movements accordingly.
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