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Mumbai Tulsi lake begins overflowing after heavy rain
NDTV··8 Jul
Mumbai's smallest water supply lake Tulsi began overflowing at 11:43 pm on July 7, 2026, after heavy monsoon rain, NDTV reported. The overflow marked an early monsoon milestone for the city's reservoir system. Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation data showed overall water stock rising to 41.36 percent across all seven lakes supplying the metropolitan region and suburbs.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Early lake overflow improves Mumbai's short-term water security.
- Heavy rain may still cause local flooding despite reservoir gains.
- Water cuts are less likely while stocks remain above forty percent.
What's Happening
- Tulsi lake overflowed at 11:43 pm on July 7.
- Overall Mumbai lake stock reached 41.36 percent.
- Heavy monsoon rain continued across the city.
Monsoon Context
- Tulsi is Mumbai's smallest supply lake.
- Seven lakes feed the city's water needs.
- Overflow usually precedes larger lakes filling later.
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