Latest reading · storage by reservoir

8 October 2026

Share of each reservoir's useful capacity

Vihar

100%

28k of 28k ML

Middle Vaitarna

100%

193k of 194k ML

Tulsi

97%

8k of 8k ML

Bhatsa

97%

695k of 717k ML

Upper Vaitarna

96%

219k of 227k ML

Tansa

92%

134k of 145k ML

Modak Sagar

69%

89k of 129k ML

Greater Mumbai (overall)

94.2%

of Mumbai's supply

8 Oct 2026

Reservoirs ranked · 2026

Percent full and volume in storage

Vihar
28k ML
100%
Middle Vaitarna
193k ML
100%
Tulsi
8k ML
97%
Bhatsa
695k ML
97%
Upper Vaitarna
219k ML
96%
Tansa
134k ML
92%
Modak Sagar
89k ML
69%

Capacity vs fill · 2026-10-08

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
96.4%
050100% full0310rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202631 Jul 202615 Oct 2026

last 7d: -0.03 pts/day · steady/faster

Modak Sagar
68.7%
050100% full0350rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202631 Jul 202615 Oct 2026

last 7d: -1.59 pts/day · steady/faster

Tansa
92.0%
050100% full0330rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202631 Jul 202615 Oct 2026

last 7d: -0.44 pts/day · steady/faster

Middle Vaitarna
99.8%
050100% full0280rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202631 Jul 202615 Oct 2026

last 7d: +0.06 pts/day · steady/faster

Bhatsa
96.9%
050100% full0240rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202631 Jul 202615 Oct 2026

last 7d: -0.22 pts/day · steady/faster

Vihar
100.0%
050100% full0370rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202631 Jul 202615 Oct 2026

last 7d: -0.01 pts/day · steady/faster

Tulsi
97.1%
050100% full0330rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202631 Jul 202615 Oct 2026

last 7d: -0.24 pts/day · steady/faster

All seven (total)
94.2%
050100% full0230rain mm20% I/C cut16 May 202631 Jul 202615 Oct 2026

last 7d: -0.30 pts/day · steady/faster

Time series · all reservoirs

Storage over time

–
0%25%50%75%100%1 Oct2 Oct4 Oct6 Oct8 OctVihar100%M. Vaitarna100%Tulsi97%Bhatsa97%U. Vaitarna96%Total94%Tansa92%Modak69%

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 · 8 Oct

Storage around 8 Oct across years

Storage follows the monsoon cycle, so each bar uses the reading within ten days of 8 Oct in its year. Years without one are omitted.

Upper Vaitarna

2026
96
2025
100
2024
100
2021
100±10d

Modak Sagar

2026
69
2025
99
2024
97
2021
100±10d

Tansa

2026
92
2025
98
2024
98
2021
99±10d

Middle Vaitarna

2026
100
2025
99
2024
100
2021
97±10d

Bhatsa

2026
97
2025
99
2024
99
2021
99±10d

Vihar

2026
100
2025
100
2024
100
2021
100±10d

Tulsi

2026
97
2025
100
2024
99
2021
100±10d

All seven (total)

2026
94
2025
99
2024
99
2021
99±10d

Bombay7 · Live Mumbai reservoir water levels

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