Mumbai faced severe disruption due to heavy rainfall on Monday, with over 300 mm recorded in multiple areas between 1 am and 7 am. Widespread waterlogging affected train services and bus routes. The BMC declared a holiday for schools and colleges' first session. The IMD predicts continued heavy rainfall in Maharashtra for the next few days. Central Railway's suburban services were particularly impacted, with some trains stopped for an hour due to water on the tracks. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely.
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