From Drought to Deluge – Understanding Mumbai’s Monsoon Whiplash

By Dr. Pratap Singh and Shubhi Gupta, Published on: 15th July 2026

Barely a week after Mumbai recording its worst condition of water availability in reservoirs in years, grappling with a delayed and patchy monsoon onset, now the city has swung to the opposite extreme, with leaving entire Mumbai underwater. In the first week of July 2026, city experienced some of the […]

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What Mumbai’s 2026 Water Crisis Means for Climate Resilience

By Dr. Pratap Singh and Shubhi Gupta, Published on: 2nd July 2026

With Mumbai’s reservoirs at less than 9% capacity, a 46% national rainfall deficit, and five monsoon-suppressing atmospheric factors converging simultaneously, India’s 2026 monsoon crisis is a stress test of urban and industrial climate resilience — in real time.  India is recording its most severe June rainfall deficit in over 146 […]

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