Heavy rainfall lashed several parts of Mumbai and its neighbouring areas today, October 21, on the occasion of Diwali. The development comes days after the India Meteorological Department (IMD) announced the withdrawal of the southwest monsoon from Mumbai on Friday, October 10. Soon after rain lashes Mumbai, netizens took to social media and welcomed "October Rains" by sharing photos and videos. Notably, #MumbaiRains also started to trend on X (formerly Twitter). "Diwali mein tufhani baarish hogayi! Buss yehi dekhna baki tha ye saal," one user said, while another wrote, "Rain is back in Mumbai i think no need of crackers today." A third user said, "Most Intense Thunderstorm of the season strike Mumbai". Tamil Nadu Rains: IMD Issues Red Alert in 8 Districts, Orange in 10 Including Chennai As Deep Depressions Strengthen Over Bay of Bengal.
Heavy Rainfall Lashes Mumbai on Diwali
Diwali mein tufhani baarish hogayi! Buss yehi dekhna baki tha ye saal! 🎇🎆🪔🌧⛈️🥲#MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/cxmieVRiC8
— Namrata Bathija 🖤🤍 (@bluefire6nspace) October 21, 2025
Visuals of Heavy Rain from Dadar Area
#WATCH | #MumbaiRains: Heavy Rains Lash Dadar
Video by @UrviJM #Maharashtra #MumbaiNews pic.twitter.com/FlEZhbsFb6
— Free Press Journal (@fpjindia) October 21, 2025
We Agree
Rain is back in Mumbai i think no need of crackers today 🥲#MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/OAR2ftmSV5
— Latest Updates (@Iam_Sh05) October 21, 2025
#MumbaiRains
Most Intense Thunderstorm of the season strikes🚨 Mumbai get ready for the show🚨 #MumbaiRains #mohsinnaqvi#KantaraChapter1Crosses800cr pic.twitter.com/T5s7zBeUhR
— अनामिका 🦋 (@nityaa78) October 21, 2025
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