Latest reading · storage by reservoir
4 July 2026
Share of each reservoir's useful capacity
Vihar
67%
18k of 28k ML
Tulsi
46%
4k of 8k ML
Modak Sagar
23%
30k of 129k ML
Middle Vaitarna
13%
26k of 194k ML
Bhatsa
7%
48k of 717k ML
Tansa
7%
10k of 145k ML
Upper Vaitarna
0%
0k of 227k ML
Greater Mumbai (overall)
9.4%
of Mumbai's supply
Reservoirs ranked · 2026
Percent full and volume in storage
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.
last 7d: +0.00 pts/day · steady/faster
last 7d: +0.61 pts/day · slowing
last 7d: +0.85 pts/day · slowing
last 7d: +0.31 pts/day · slowing
last 7d: +0.08 pts/day · slowing
last 7d: +3.07 pts/day · slowing
last 7d: +3.49 pts/day · slowing
last 7d: +0.30 pts/day · slowing
Time series · all reservoirs
Storage over time
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 · 4 Jul
Storage around 4 Jul across years
Storage follows the monsoon cycle, so each bar uses the reading within ten days of 4 Jul in its year. Years without one are omitted.
Upper Vaitarna
Modak Sagar
Tansa
Middle Vaitarna
Bhatsa
Vihar
Tulsi
All seven (total)
Bombay7 · Live Mumbai reservoir water levels