BMC issues 2026 Mumbai high-tide schedule and monsoon safety advisory

The civic body has urged residents to avoid going into the sea during high tide and bad weather conditions. 

The civic body has urged residents to avoid going into the sea during high tide and bad weather conditions. 

Mumbai: With the monsoon season underway, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) released its 2026 high tide calendar, warning citizens to exercise caution during periods of major tidal activity that could increase the risk of flooding in low-lying areas and along the city's coastline.According to the schedule issued by the civic body, Mumbai will witness several high tides exceeding 4.5 metres between June and September. The highest tide of the season is expected on July 16, when the sea level is forecast to reach 4.89 metres.मोठया भरतीच्या दिवशी व भरती कालावधी दरम्यान नागरिकांनी समुद्र किनाऱ्याजवळ जावू नये. तसेच याबाबत बृहन्मुंबई महानगरपालिका व मुंबई पोलीस यांच्याद्वारे देण्यात येणाऱ्या सूचनांचे पालन करावे. #MyBMCUpdates pic.twitter.com/6OykVKk6a7— माझी Mumbai, आपली BMC (@mybmc) June 12, 2026 The city is set to experience a series of major high tides in June, particularly between June 14 and June 19, when tide levels are expected to range between 4.64 metres and 4.87 metres. Another spell of major tidal activity is forecast between July 13 and July 18, with the sea expected to rise up to 4.89 metres.In August, major high tides are predicted from August 12 to August 16, with tide heights ranging from 4.50 metres to 4.83 metres. September is also expected to witness several high tides above 4.5 metres, with the highest tidal activity concentrated between September 10 and September 28.Authorities Issue Safety AdvisoryThe civic body has urged residents to avoid venturing into the sea, especially during high tide periods and adverse weather conditions. Authorities have also appealed to citizens to strictly follow advisories issued by the BMC, Mumbai Police and other disaster management agencies throughout the monsoon season.Mumbai To Witness 24 High-Tide Days This Monsoon; Peak Tide Of 4.89 Metres Expected In July Major high tides often coincide with heavy rainfall, increasing the possibility of waterlogging in vulnerable parts of the city. Emergency response teams and disaster management units remain on alert during such periods to deal with any weather-related emergencies.Flooding Risks Under WatchMumbai experiences some of its most challenging monsoon conditions when intense rainfall coincides with high tide, restricting the natural drainage of rainwater into the sea. As a result, civic authorities closely monitor tide patterns every year and issue public advisories to minimise risks.The BMC has requested citizens to remain vigilant, avoid unnecessary travel to seafronts during rough weather and cooperate with authorities to ensure public safety during the monsoon months. To get details on exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai & surrounding regions, do visit: https://budgetproperties.in/