Mumbai Rains: Funny Memes and Jokes Flood Social Media as City Battles Heavy Downpour and Waterlogging
By Lokmat Times Desk | Updated: August 19, 2025 19:50 IST2025-08-19T19:38:29+5:302025-08-19T19:50:53+5:30
Mumbai Rain News: Heavy rain flooded streets and disrupted daily life in Mumbai on Tuesday, August 19, 2025. As the ...

Mumbai Rains: Funny Memes and Jokes Flood Social Media as City Battles Heavy Downpour and Waterlogging
Mumbai Rain News: Heavy rain flooded streets and disrupted daily life in Mumbai on Tuesday, August 19, 2025. As the city battled waterlogging, residents turned to social media to share jokes and memes that quickly went viral. The posts poked fun at traffic jams, submerged roads and the struggle of commuting, giving Mumbaikars a moment of laughter amid the chaos.
Here are some of the funny memes:
#uberboat is here mumbaikars enjoy! #MumbaiRainspic.twitter.com/RrbxtSKRT4
— C A Henia (@ca_henia) August 19, 2025
Mumbaikars trying to reach office before boss pic.twitter.com/RnsAuQ0xtu
— shraddha (@chaktiman) August 19, 2025
Mumbaikars pic.twitter.com/6mIuS6WuoU
— Priyanshu Gupta (@Priyans336011) August 19, 2025
Mumbaikars going to office today#MumbaiRainspic.twitter.com/3JpmCnPSoZ
— Doctor Riya (@Humblebumbum) August 19, 2025
Boss : Reach Office Immediately
— 🇮🇳 𝓐 𝓙 ☀️ (@warrior_soul13) August 19, 2025
Le Mumbaikars in #MumbaiRains :
Jokes apart: prayers for their safety as well 🙏 pic.twitter.com/MfFrvE4mCs
Mumbaikars in rain: pic.twitter.com/hyz2KFITss
— Sober (@Soberhere_) August 19, 2025
Mumbaikars during monsoon: pic.twitter.com/zPDc9dWF8Y
— The Star Doctor (@star_d0c) August 19, 2025
The India Meteorological Department issued a red alert for the Konkan region, including Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri and Palghar districts. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said the next 48 hours would be crucial. He added that rescue teams from SDRF and NDRF were deployed in affected areas.
Mumbai recorded nearly 300 mm of rainfall on Tuesday. Train services were disrupted on Central and Western Railway lines, while flights were diverted to nearby airports. The Mithi River reached a danger level, and around 400 to 500 people were evacuated.
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