Which Areas Received the Most Rain in Mumbai Till June 24 Morning?
Mumbai recorded intense monsoon rainfall between 8 AM on June 23 and 7 AM on June 24, with Dadar Fire Station registering the highest rainfall at 334 mm. Powai received 328 mm, while Malvani recorded 296 mm. Several locations across the city, eastern suburbs and western suburbs reported over 200 mm of rain, highlighting widespread heavy monsoon activity across Mumbai.
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Mumbai witnessed intense monsoon rainfall over a 23-hour period ending at 7 AM on June 24, with several parts of the city recording more than 250 mm of rain, according to data released by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). Dadar Fire Station recorded the highest rainfall in the city at 334 mm, followed closely by MCMCR Powai at 328 mm.
The rainfall data covers the period from 8 AM on June 23 to 7 AM on June 24 and highlights widespread heavy precipitation across Mumbai's city, eastern suburbs and western suburbs. Multiple locations reported rainfall exceeding 200 mm, reflecting the intensity of monsoon activity across the metropolitan region. Mumbai Rains and Weather Forecast: IMD Issues Red Alert for Heavy Rain, Thunderstorms and Lightning.
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Dadar and Powai Receive Highest Rainfall
Among all monitoring stations in the BMC area, Dadar Fire Station recorded the highest rainfall at 334 mm during the 23-hour period. In the eastern suburbs, MCMCR Powai received 328 mm of rainfall, making it the second-highest rainfall recording across Mumbai.
Other areas in the eastern suburbs that recorded significant rainfall included:
- Vihar Lake – 277 mm
- M/West Ward Office – 258 mm
- BP Office, Vikhroli – 253 mm
- S Ward – 247 mm
- Collector Colony BMC School – 245 mm
- Mankhurd Fire Station – 241 mm
- N Ward Office – 237 mm
- Vikhroli Fire Station – 226 mm
Heavy Rain Across Western Suburbs
The western suburbs also witnessed intense rainfall, with Malvani Fire Station recording the highest rainfall in the region at 296 mm. Mumbai Rains: Heavy Downpour Causes Severe Waterlogging, Andheri Underpass Closed; IMD Warns of More Rainfall Today (Watch Videos).
Other major rainfall readings included:
- Malad Depot – 248 mm
- Charkop BMC School – 242 mm
- P/N Ward Office – 233 mm
- Kandivali Fire Station – 232 mm
- Borivali Fire Station – 229 mm
- Tagore Nagar BMC School – 229 mm
- HBT School, Jogeshwari – 215 mm
- Aarey Colony BMC School – 215 mm
- R/Central Office – 202 mm
Central and South Mumbai See Intense Showers
Several locations in the island city also recorded exceptionally heavy rainfall. Nair Hospital registered 289 mm of rainfall, while Byculla Fire Station recorded 281 mm.
Other prominent rainfall figures included:
- Wadala Fire Station – 265 mm
- Malabar Hill – 265 mm
- G/South Ward – 250 mm
- Worli Fire Station – 240 mm
- Rawli Camp – 234 mm
- SWD Workshop Dadar – 228 mm
- Bandra Fire Station – 240 mm
Widespread Monsoon Activity Across Mumbai
The latest rainfall statistics underscore the widespread impact of monsoon showers across Mumbai, with nearly all major monitoring stations recording rainfall well above 200 mm during the 23-hour period.
The highest readings were concentrated in Dadar, Powai and Malvani, while several eastern and western suburban locations also experienced intense rainfall. Civic authorities continue to monitor weather conditions as monsoon activity remains active across the city.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Jun 24, 2026 08:42 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).
