Heavy rainfall sweeps through Konkan/Mumbai, while the monsoon advances into parts of Gujarat and adjoining Goa.
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Updated Jul 5
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What happened
Heavy rainfall sweeps through Konkan/Mumbai, while the monsoon advances into parts of Gujarat and adjoining Goa.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Heavy rainfall caused waterlogging on the Mumbai-Goa highway.Sub-event
- Falls near Sanguem are affected by a ban.Sub-event
- Heavy rainfall and monsoon activity are causing infrastructure disruption in Mumbai, Thane, and Mira-Bhayandar.Sub-event
Heavy rain hits financial capital Mumbai as monsoon advances into Gujarat and Goa.1 source
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The entities involved
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Konkan
region of Southwest India
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Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation
Civic body that governs Mumbai
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Gujarat
state of India
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Goa
state in western India
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Related events
- Fading monsoon revival and rainfall deficits are reported in Gujarat and Rajasthan.
- The Gujarat government is reviewing the current rain situation in Saurashtra.
- Torrential rain caused widespread waterlogging in Ahmedabad and Gujarat.
- Yellow alerts were issued by the IMD for heavy rain affecting parts of Gujarat on September 1st.
- The India Meteorological Department is monitoring weather patterns in the Konkan region, with forecasts currently affecting city operations in Mumbai.