Friday, July 24, 2009

5.05 m high tide likely to hit Mumbai

As light showers continued in the city, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has geared up to tackle any emergency situation arising out of the 5.05 metre high tide, likely to hit the metropolis' shores today.

The civic body is prepared to drain out excessive rain water accumulating in the city and its suburbs if heavy rains coincide with the high-tide, likely to hit at 1403 hours.

The Meterological department has forecast heavy rains orthundershowers in parts of the city and its suburbs today.

Colaba and suburban Santacruz recorded 18.9 mm and 56.1 mm rainfall respectively.

The Met department has advised fishermen not to go in the sea as it would be rough with strong gusty winds.

Meanwhile, rail as well as air traffic were largely unaffected and no traffic snarls were reported.

A high tide of 5.01 m accompanied by strong gusty windshad hit the shores of the city yesterday which resulted in inundation at many parts of the metropolis.

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Tide warning Chart

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