Mumbai on Red Alert for Intense Rain and 60 Kmph Winds

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Mumbai and surrounding districts are under a Red nowcast warning for intense rain and 50-60 kmph winds for three hours.
This follows heavy downpours and tree falls, though major waterlogging was avoided and train services remain operational.
Residents are urged to be cautious.

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Mumbai and surrounding districts are under a Red nowcast warning for intense rain and 50-60 kmph winds for three hours. This follows heavy downpours and tree falls, though major waterlogging was avoided and train services remain operational. Residents are urged to be cautious.

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Mumbai experienced severe disruptions on Monday due to heavy monsoon rains and strong winds. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport cancelled 17 flights and delayed over 200. The IMD issued a red alert for Mumbai and surrounding districts, warning of continued intense downpours, leading to waterlogging and traffic issues.

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