Latest reading · storage by reservoir

23 September 2026

Share of each reservoir's useful capacity

Bhatsa

100%

717k of 717k ML

Vihar

100%

28k of 28k ML

Tulsi

100%

8k of 8k ML

Middle Vaitarna

99%

192k of 194k ML

Tansa

98%

142k of 145k ML

Upper Vaitarna

97%

219k of 227k ML

Modak Sagar

89%

114k of 129k ML

Greater Mumbai (overall)

98.1%

of Mumbai's supply

23 Sep 2026

Reservoirs ranked · 2026

Percent full and volume in storage

Bhatsa
717k ML
100%
Vihar
28k ML
100%
Tulsi
8k ML
100%
Middle Vaitarna
192k ML
99%
Tansa
142k ML
98%
Upper Vaitarna
219k ML
97%
Modak Sagar
114k ML
89%

Capacity vs fill · 2026-09-23

Percent full against capacity

0%25%50%75%100%10k30k100k300k1000kUseful capacity (ML, log scale)Percent fullUpper VaitarnaModak SagarTansaMiddle VaitarnaBhatsaViharTulsi

Each dot is a reservoir. Horizontal is useful capacity on a log scale; vertical position and dot size both show percent full. Color follows the fill-status scale. Hover for exact volume.

This season vs. prior years

Decline and rainfall, per reservoir

One colour per year. Each line is that year's fill % (left axis) on the same dates; bars are its daily rainfall (right axis). This year is a solid line; prior years are dashed. The shaded strip on the right is the week after today: this year has no readings there yet, so the dashed prior-year lines show what those dates looked like in 2025 and 2024. Red verticals mark BMC supply cuts (15 May: 10%; 17 Jun: 20% for industrial and commercial use). Hover any day for its change from the previous reading. Tap a year below to hide or show it.

Upper Vaitarna
96.6%
050100% full0310rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202623 Jul 202630 Sep 2026

last 7d: +0.36 pts/day · slowing

Modak Sagar
88.7%
050100% full0350rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202623 Jul 202630 Sep 2026

last 7d: -0.53 pts/day · slowing

Tansa
98.0%
050100% full0330rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202623 Jul 202630 Sep 2026

last 7d: -0.12 pts/day · steady/faster

Middle Vaitarna
99.0%
050100% full0240rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202623 Jul 202630 Sep 2026

last 7d: +0.13 pts/day · steady/faster

Bhatsa
100.0%
050100% full0240rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202623 Jul 202630 Sep 2026

last 7d: +0.15 pts/day · steady/faster

Vihar
100.0%
050100% full0370rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202623 Jul 202630 Sep 2026

last 7d: +0.00 pts/day · steady/faster

Tulsi
100.0%
050100% full0330rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202623 Jul 202630 Sep 2026

last 7d: +0.00 pts/day · steady/faster

All seven (total)
98.1%
050100% full0230rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202623 Jul 202630 Sep 2026

last 7d: +0.09 pts/day · steady/faster

Time series · all reservoirs

Storage over time

0%25%50%75%100%16 Sep17 Sep19 Sep21 Sep23 SepBhatsa100%Vihar100%Tulsi100%M. Vaitarna99%Total98%Tansa98%U. Vaitarna97%Modak89%

Each dot is one BMC report. Gaps are days without a report. Select a reservoir in the legend to toggle its line. The y-axis switches between percent of capacity and volume in ML. Compare years splits the window into the same dates across 2026, 2025, and 2024.

Same-date comparison · 23 Sep

Storage around 23 Sep across years

Storage follows the monsoon cycle, so each bar uses the reading within ten days of 23 Sep in its year. Years without one are omitted.

Upper Vaitarna

2026
97
2025
100
2024
99
2023
98
2021
100±5d

Modak Sagar

2026
89
2025
100
2024
94
2023
100
2021
100±5d

Tansa

2026
98
2025
100
2024
97
2023
99
2021
99±5d

Middle Vaitarna

2026
99
2025
100
2024
99
2023
97
2021
97±5d

Bhatsa

2026
100
2025
99
2024
99
2023
98
2021
99±5d

Vihar

2026
100
2025
100
2024
100
2023
100
2021
100±5d

Tulsi

2026
100
2025
100
2024
99
2023
100
2021
100±5d

All seven (total)

2026
98
2025
100
2024
98
2023
98
2021
99±5d

Bombay7 · Live Mumbai reservoir water levels

Mumbai lake levels — storage trends 98.1% · 23 September 2026