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All train services on the Trans Harbour rail corridor have been completely suspended in both directions. The track bed between Kopar Khairane and Turbhe stations was washed away due to heavy rain.

An intense dust storm swept through several parts of Delhi-NCR on Tuesday afternoon, bringing a sudden change in weather conditions across the region, followed by spells of rain and thunderstorms. The dust storm was witnessed in various parts of Delhi and the adjoining Noida in Uttar Pradesh.

Earlier, on June 23, the highest rainfall between 8:00 am and 7:00 pm was recorded at Nair Hospital in Central Mumbai, where 78.96 mm of rain was measured.

In a recent update, Paris's some of the most iconic attractions, including the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre Museum, have been forced to shorten operating hours due to an intense heatwave sweeping across France. For authorities, the safety of visitors and staff is the priority amid soaring temperatures.

Mumbai rains: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Mumbai for very heavy rainfall and thunderstorms. Will schools and colleges be closed today? Check the weather forecast here.

MUMBAI: Mumbai witnessed intense overnight rainfall, with several parts of the city recording more than 200 mm of rain within an eight-hour period between 10 pm on June 23 and 6 am on June 24, according to data from Automatic Weather Stations (AWS).

Mumbai finally received the much-awaited southwest monsoon on Tuesday, ending a prolonged spell of hot and humid weather. The arrival came 13 days later than the city's usual monsoon onset date of June 10, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

Nagpur: Moderate but steady rain on Tuesday signalled the arrival of the southwest monsoon in Nagpur, nearly eight days after its normal onset date predicted by the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

Europe is battling a severe heatwave with France issuing its highest alert across over half the nation and the UK bracing for temperatures nearing 40C. Schools have closed, and travel advisories are in place as the extreme heat leads to safety concerns and disruptions. This intense weather is a stark reminder of climate change's growing impact.

France is grappling with an intense and early summer heatwave, with millions sweltering under record-breaking temperatures. Fifty-four departments are under a red alert as schools, transport, and events face disruption. Tragically, at least 20 drowning deaths have occurred since the weekend. This extreme weather is linked to human-caused climate change, with scientists warning of more heat records to come.