Mumbai Weather Alert Kalyan- Dombivali, Ambernath and Badlapur areas have been passing unseasonal rain with showers since Monday(May 13) autumn. The rain brought important cheer to the people. The sky was heavy in Kalyan and Dombivali areas. also the rain began. After a half-hour's pause,the rain began to fall. Rainstorm accompained with breezy winds also lashed Ambernath and badlapur areas. So there was a confusion. The sky remained heavy for three successive days. So it was late in the autumn. On the other hand, the rains have caused waterlogging in numerous areas. numerous areas in Kalyan and Dombivali sections are without electricity.
According to the Meteorological Department, the sky will be cloudy in the autumn. This was followed by heavy rain. At twoo'clock in the autumn, the sky was dark. So it was raining. A lot of people were looking forward to the house. Because there was no question of anyone having an marquee this summer. The wind speed was 100 km/hrs at that time. As a result, the dust and debris entered the houses.
According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), several corridor of Maharashtra, including Palghar and Thane, entered heavy downfall. Winds will be breezy at times touching 50 to 60 km/hrs. Moderate to heavy rains lashed Kalyan- Dombivli. The India Meteorological Department(IMD) has advised people to stay outdoors for the coming three to four hours.
On the other hand, the Mumbai original, which is known as the lifeline of Mumbai, isn't running easily, which is affecting the workers living in Mumbai cities and Kalyan- Dombivli, Karjat- Kasara areas. Mumbai- bound Dombivali and Kalyan commuters were affected on the first day of work on Monday due to a fault in the signal system between Thane and Mulund road stations. The passengers, who were formerly drenched in sweat, were angry when they heard that the original was running late. Though the signal system has been repaired, the original schedule has been disintegrated. As a result, the workers have to face a lot of rigors to reach home.