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Mumbai rains: IMD predicts intense spell of rainfall
Mumbaikars woke up to another day of waterlogging and traffic snarls on Thursday.
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The Tansa dam in Mumbai started overflowing on Thursday at around 3.45 pm. The dam supplies 450 million liters of water in the city.
Mumbai rains are expected to slow down a bit on Thursday, but moderate rains with few heavy spells of short duration would continue. Sky conditions would continue to be overcast: Skymet weather
Mumbai Doppler Radar shows 46.76% cloud build-up in Mumbai, reported Skymetweather.
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"A few spells of rain/shower with heavy falls at isolated places in city and suburbs" said the India Meteorological Department, Mumbai.
Normal life was thrown out of gear as heavy rains lashed Mumbai on Wednesday morning. Waterlogging and traffic snarls were reported from several parts of the city and suburbs. Local trains were running 15- 20 minutes behind schedule. Schedules of flights arriving at and departing from Mumbai Airport hampered as visibility dropped to 300 metres.
MUMBAI: Mumbaikars woke up to another day of waterlogging across the city on Thursday, day after heavy rains lashed the Maharashtra capital. The India Meteorological Department predicted an intense spell in the next four hours in the city and suburbs.
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