Mumbai Latest News: In 4 months of Monsoon, 18 days will be risky for Mumbaikars. Of these, 6 days are only in the month of June. Whereas out of 12 days, there are 5 days in July, 5 in August and 2 days in September.
Mofid Khan, Mumbai Mumbai became miserable in the
first rain itself. After heavy rains, the roads were flooded and the wheels of trains also stopped. Meanwhile, a warning has been issued in Mumbai regarding high tide. According to the Meteorological Department, 18 days in 4 months of rain are dangerous. During these 18 days, the height of the waves in the sea will be up to 5 meters during high tide. Mumbaikars may face a lot of trouble if it rains during high tide.
Monsoon usually arrives in Mumbai on 10th June. This time the monsoon had knocked a day before. The rains that started on Wednesday morning had put brakes on the speed of Mumbai. This pattern of rain was seen in some areas of Mumbai and adjoining cities on Thursday, while it was raining intermittently in some places. The Meteorological Department has warned Mumbaikars from now on high waves rising in the sea during the monsoon. After the lockdown, people from Mumbai, which is slowly opening up, go to the seashore to enjoy the rain, so that they do not get caught by the waves in high tide, for this the Meteorological Department has already issued an alert.
18 days risky for Mumbaikars in 4 months
In the 4 months of Monsoon, 18 days will be risky for Mumbaikars. Of these, 6 days are only in the month of June. Whereas out of 12 days, there are 5 days in July, 5 in August and 2 days in September. BMC closes the flood gates of pumping stations during high tide. During this, if the rains are heavy, then the water accumulating on the roads of Mumbai will not be able to drain out, which leads to a flood-like situation in Mumbai. The height of the waves in the sea will be 4.85 meters at the time of high tide on June 25 and 26. Whereas, the height of the waves in the sea will be 4.55 meters to 4.77 meters in the other 16 days. date – time – wave height (in metres) 23 June – 10.53 – 4.56 24 June – 11.45 -4.77 25 June – 12.33 – 4.85 26 June – 13.23 – 4.85 27 June – 14.10 – 4.76 28 June – 14.57 – 4.61
23 July – 11.37 – 4.59
24 July – 12.24 -4.71
25 July – 13.07 4.73
26 July – 13.48 – 4.68
27 July – 14.27 – 4.55
10 August – 13.22 – 4.50
11 August – 13.56 – 4.51
22 August – 12.07 – 4.57
23 August – 12.43- 4.61
August 24 – 13.17 – 4.56
September 8 – 12.48 – 4.56
September 9 – 13.21 – 4.54
Second big rain in June in three decades
This year, record rainfall has been recorded in the month of June due to the early onset of monsoon. The 24-hour rain in June between Wednesday and Thursday was the second major rainfall in three decades. The Weather Bureau has recorded 231 mm of rain during this period. Earlier in 1991, on June 10, Mumbai had received 399 mm of rain. In view of the possibility of heavy rains in Mumbai and its adjoining areas for the next 5 days, an orange alert has been issued.
Heavy rain alert for 5 days According to IMD, there is a possibility of heavy rain in Mumbai for the next 5 days. Apart from Mumbai, an orange alert has been issued in Thane, Palghar, Raigad and Konkan in view of the possibility of rain for the coming days. Deputy Director of Regional Meteorological Department Jayant Sarkar said that the Southwest Monsoon has knocked across Maharashtra.
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