High Tide Timing in Mumbai for Today: Wave Measuring 4.01 Metres Expected at 4:18 PM on July 20
The BMC has issued a Mumbai tidal forecast for July 20, 2026. A high tide of 4.01 metres is expected at 4:18 PM today, followed by a low tide at 10:31 PM. Residents are advised to exercise caution near the coast, as the combination of high tide and expected light to moderate rain may cause localised waterlogging. Stay updated via official civic channels.
Mumbai's civic body has issued the latest tidal forecast for Monday, July 20, with a high tide of 4.01 metres predicted around 4:18 PM. The update comes alongside a weather advisory for generally cloudy conditions and possible light to moderate rain spells in the city and suburbs.
Today's Tide Schedule
According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC):
High Tide: 4:18 PM (16:18 hrs) at 4.01 metres
Low Tide: 10:31 PM (22:31 hrs) at 1.33 metres
Early tomorrow, on July 21:
- High Tide: Approximately 4:53 AM at 3.47 metres
- Low Tide: Approximately 10:28 AM at 2.21 metresResidents are advised to exercise caution near coastal areas, especially during the evening high tide. Mumbai Latest News Today on July 20th, 2026: Heavy Rains, Doctors' Strike Called Off & Aamir Khan Security.
Mumbai Braces for 4.01 Metre High Tide Today
Weather Outlook by BMC
The BMC's weather update indicates a generally cloudy sky with the possibility of one or two spells of light to moderate rain. No major disruptions are immediately anticipated, but the combination of rain and high tide can occasionally affect low-lying coastal zones or drainage in vulnerable areas. Mumbai Weather Forecast & Update for Today, Monday, 20 July 2026: Expect Persistent Drizzle and Thunderstorms, High of 29°C.
Background and Precautions
Mumbai experiences two high and two low tides daily, with roughly 12 hours and 25 minutes between consecutive high tides. During the monsoon season, higher tides combined with rainfall can increase the risk of localised flooding or wave overwash along the coastline. The BMC has provided emergency contact numbers for assistance: 1916 for disaster-related situations and 9999 for other civic help. Officials recommend staying away from seafronts and low-lying areas during peak tidal times and monitoring official updates.
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