Maharashtra rainfall updates: Get the latest news on heavy rain in Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Kerala, and Gujarat. See how the monsoon is affecting daily life, causing school closures, flooding, and transport disruptions.
Updates on the Maharashtra weather forecast for today: India’s Maharashtra, Kerala, Delhi, and Gujarat have all been hit by heavy rain, which has flooded low-lying areas and slowed down traffic on the roads. Cities like Mumbai and Pune have been hit hard, and metro and local train services are running late. Some schools in the places that were hit by the rain even called off the day because of it. Follow the Maharashtra Election to get the most up-to-date weather information.
India is having a hard time because of the constant heavy rain. Maharashtra is one of the states that is being hit the hardest.
Everyday life has stopped in many places because of the rain, which has caused traffic jams, flooding, and delays in public transportation.
#WATCH | Maharashtra | Heavy rain lashes parts of Navi Mumbai leads to waterlogging in railway premises
Visuals from Turbhe Railway Station pic.twitter.com/ETC9aGCcdS
— ANI (@ANI) June 16, 2025The India Meteorological Department (IMD) says it will rain more in the next few days.
Some of the hardest rain in the last 24 hours fell in Mumbai and Pune. Both towns’ roads were flooded, which led to long traffic jams and bus service problems.
On Mumbai’s Central and Western lines, local trains were running late.
A lot of schools in Mumbai and Pune called a holiday because they were worried about the safety of their kids and staff.
It has been raining nonstop in Kerala for a few days now, and some towns are getting flooded and water levels are rising.
Heavy rains in several cities in Gujarat messed up regular life in similar ways. The government has told people in dangerous places to stay alert.
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The IMD and local officials are keeping an eye on things all the time and telling people not to drive unless they have to, especially in areas that are likely to flood.
Stay tuned to the Maharshtra Election blogs for the most up-to-date information on India’s weather, school closings, and traffic warnings.
