High Tide Timing in Mumbai for Today: Wave Measuring 3.64 Metres Expected at 4:53 PM on July 21
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has warned of generally cloudy skies with moderate to heavy rain in Mumbai city and suburbs on July 21, along with a possibility of very heavy rainfall and gusty winds reaching 50-60 km/hr at isolated places. High tide is expected at 04:53 PM with a height of 3.64 metres. The official update from BMC also includes tide details for the following day.
High Tide Schedule
According to the BMC advisory:
- July 21: High tide at 16:53 hrs (3.64 metres); Low tide at 23:17 hrs (1.49 metres).
- July 22: High tide at 05:57 hrs (3.27 metres); Low tide at 11:44 hrs (2.53 metres).These timings are particularly relevant for coastal areas and low-lying zones prone to tidal influences during the monsoon. Flash Flood Risk in Mumbai? Flooding May Occur As Heavy Rain Expected Over the Next 24 Hours.
Mumbai Braces for 3.64 Metre High Tide Today
Generally cloudy sky with moderate to heavy rain in City and Suburbs. Possibility of very heavy rainfall accompanied with occasional gusty winds reaching 50-60 Km/hr at isolated places.#MyBMCUpdates #WeatherUpdate #MumbaiWeatherupdate#MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/6q9laPFZlG
— माझी Mumbai, आपली BMC (@mybmc) July 21, 2026
Weather Outlook by BMC
The civic body’s alert aligns with forecasts from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), which has issued an orange alert for the Mumbai region, indicating continued moderate to heavy rainfall. Isolated heavy showers are possible in the coming days, with potential for thunderstorms and reduced visibility. Gusty winds could add to disruptions, especially in exposed or low-lying parts of the city. Mumbai Weather Forecast & Update for Today, Tuesday, 21 July 2026: Expect Slight Rain Showers and High Humidity, High of 29°C.
Background and Precautions
Mumbai is currently experiencing an active monsoon phase, with recent heavy spells causing traffic issues and localised waterlogging in vulnerable areas. BMC regularly issues such combined weather and tidal advisories to help residents prepare. Authorities recommend monitoring official updates, avoiding unnecessary coastal movement during high tide, and clearing local drainage where possible. Emergency assistance can be reached via BMC’s 1916 helpline. Residents should exercise caution while travelling and stay informed through verified civic channels.
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