Mumbai Rains: Funny Memes and Jokes Go Viral as City Battles Heavy Downpour and Waterlogging
By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: May 26, 2025 17:23 IST2025-05-26T17:21:59+5:302025-05-26T17:23:57+5:30
Mumbai woke up to heavy rain early Monday morning. Water collected in low-lying areas and slowed down traffic across ...
Mumbai Rains: Funny Memes and Jokes Go Viral as City Battles Heavy Downpour and Waterlogging
Mumbai woke up to heavy rain early Monday morning. Water collected in low-lying areas and slowed down traffic across the city. Local trains on the Central, Harbour and Western lines were delayed by five to ten minutes. The delays were caused by water pooling on railway tracks. Commuters and office workers faced a slow start to the day. Road traffic was jammed, especially on the Eastern and Western Express Highways. Meanwhile, people in Mumbai shared their rainy day troubles on social media. Many posted funny memes and jokes about the challenges of travelling in the rain.
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— Bottom Edge (@BottomEdge) May 26, 2025
Mumbai People Going to their office Today in Mumbai Rain #mumbairainpic.twitter.com/OUDMCsCBsL
— Prince (@Prince101Raj) May 26, 2025
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— How Football Saved Humans - Great Book to Read (@HowHumans) May 26, 2025
Manager on Zoom showing that one Employee who reaches to office from Virar pic.twitter.com/gKGiwTHsU3
#MumbaiRains Next High Tide 4.75 meters Dadar and Colaba. Already waterlogged like a swimming pool.
— Mahmud (@Mahamud313) May 26, 2025
Mumbai People going to the office today .
Rain doesn’t stop us here it just adds a little water to our daily hustle.
Stay alert stay dry and hope your socks stay safe today.… pic.twitter.com/20X6KoxJXo
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— How Football Saved Humans - Great Book to Read (@HowHumans) May 26, 2025
When you are traveling from Auto during Rain and want to see whats happening outside. pic.twitter.com/MPFWyncLiJ
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The India Meteorological Department issued a red alert for Mumbai and nearby districts Thane, Raigad, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg. The weather office warned of more heavy rain in Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg over the next four days.
Residents in Raigad and the Konkan region were advised to stay indoors on May 27 and May 28 unless it was absolutely necessary to go out.
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