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Mumbai: After a completely dry month of June, heavy rains lashed Mumbai for six hours from 1 pm to 7 am on Sunday, leaving it waterlogged. According to data recorded by rain gauges installed by the Mumbai Municipal Corporation, Powai area received the highest rainfall of 329.40 mm (13 inches).
According to municipal sources, the entire city received heavy rainfall. However, it was most evident in the belt between Andheri to Kurla and Kurla to Mulund. Powai received the highest rainfall of 13 inches. Due to heavy rains, Ghatkopar, Kurla, Bhandup, Vikhroli, Mulund, Andheri, Sakinaka and other areas were flooded. Within a few hours, the entire city received six to twelve inches of rain and all the preparations of the municipality went in vain.
From 1 am last night to 7 am today, the average rainfall in Mumbai was 115.63 mm, the western suburbs 165.93 mm and the eastern suburbs 168.68 mm.
Prathya Nagar Mahapalika School Center in Mumbai 220 mm, Shivadi Koliwada 185.5 mm, Rawli Camp 176 mm, Dharavi 165.8 mm, Nadkarni Garden 156.60 mm. , Veer Savarkar Marg in Eastern Suburbs 315.6 mm. Powai 314.6 mm Collector Colony (Chembur) 221.2 mm, Navi Vidya Mandir area 190.6 mm, Lal Bahadur Shastri MP School (Mulund Chekanaka) 156.60 mm. It was raining.
While the western suburbs Malpa Dongri MNP School (Andheri) recorded 292.20 mm of rain, Chakala 278.2 mm, Goregam Arey Colony 259 mm, Jogeshwari Bal Thackeray MNP School 255 mm, Naral Wadi (Malad) 241 mm of rain.
