Mumbai lake levels: Water stock stands at 96.05 per cent across seven lakes

Mumbairsquos seven lakes supplying water to the city currently hold 1390236 million litres ML of useful live storage with the combined stock standing at 9605 per cent of the total useful capacity according to the Hydraulic Engineerrsquos Departmentrsquos Master Control Centre at Bhandup ComplexThe latest report records lake levels at 6 am on Friday October 2 The combined useful capacity of the seven lakes is 1447363 MLUpper VaitarnaUpper Vaitarna stood at 60327 metres against its full supply level FSL of 60351 metres and lowest drawdown level LDL of 59544 metresThe lake had 219332 ML of useful live storage equivalent to 9660 per cent of its useful capacity There was no change in water level in the last 24 hours while the lake received 000 mm of rainfall on October 2 Its total rainfall for the season stood at 389600 mmFor comparison Upper Vaitarnarsquos 2025 level was 60350 metres with 226565 ML of live storage and 9979 per cent useful content In 2024 the level was recorded at 60350 metres with 226565 ML of live storage and 9979 per cent useful contentThe useful capacity of Upper Vaitarna is 227047 MLModak SagarModak Sagarrsquos water level stood at 15973 metres against an FSL of 16315 metres and LDL of 14326 metresThe reservoir held 101166 ML of useful live storage or 7847 per cent of its useful capacity Its level fell by 021 metres over the previous 24 hoursThe lake recorded 000 mm of rainfall on October 2 while its total rainfall stood at 326000 mmIn 2025 Modak Sagar stood at 16315 metres with 128925 ML of live storage and 100 per cent useful content In 2024 its level was 16304 metres with 128665 ML of live storage and 9980 per cent useful contentIts useful capacity is 128925 MLTansaTansa was at 12823 metres compared with an FSL of 12863 metres and an LDL of 11887 metresThe lake had 137406 ML of useful live storage amounting to 9471 per cent of its useful capacity Its level dropped by 003 metres in the preceding 24 hoursTansa recorded 000 mm rainfall during the day taking its total rainfall to 297000 mmIn 2025 Tansa stood at 12851 metres with 142769 ML of live storage and 9841 per cent useful content In 2024 it was at 12852 metres with 143063 ML and 9861 per cent useful contentThe lakersquos useful capacity is 145080 MLMiddle VaitarnaMiddle Vaitarna recorded a water level of 28467 metres against an FSL of 28500 metres and LDL of 22000 metresIts useful live storage stood at 192564 ML or 9950 per cent of useful capacity The level increased by 004 metres in the last 24 hoursThe lake received 000 mm rainfall on October 2 while its total rainfall was 297900 mmIn 2025 Middle Vaitarna stood at 28460 metres with 192106 ML of live storage and 9926 per cent useful content In 2024 it stood at 28472 metres with 192891 ML and 9967 per cent useful contentIts useful capacity is 193530 MLCombined Upper Vaitarna Vaitarna Tansa and Middle Vaitarna storageThe combined useful live content of Upper Vaitarna Vaitarna Tansa and Middle Vaitarna stood at 650467 ML in 2026 representing 9365 per cent of their combined useful capacity of 694582 MLFor comparison the combined storage was 690365 ML or 9939 per cent in 2025 and 691184 ML or 9951 per cent in 2024BhatsaBhatsa recorded a water level of 14160 metres against an FSL of 14207 metres and LDL of 10490 metresThe reservoir held 704142 ML of useful live storage equivalent to 9820 per cent of useful capacity Its water level fell by 006 metre over the previous 24 hoursBhatsa received 000 mm rainfall on October 2 while its total rainfall stood at 271500 mmIn 2025 the lake was at 14160 metres with 704142 ML of live storage and 9820 per cent useful content In 2024 it stood at 14190 metres with 712373 ML and 9935 per cent useful contentIts useful capacity is 717037 MLViharViharrsquos water level stood at 8017 metres against an FSL of 8012 metres and LDL of 7392 metresThe lake held 27698 ML of useful live storage which is 100 per cent of its useful capacity Its level declined by 001 metre in the last 24 hoursVihar recorded 000 mm rainfall on October 2 while its total rainfall stood at 280900 mmIn 2025 the level was 8030 metres with 27698 ML of live storage and 100 per cent useful content In 2024 it was 8022 metres with 27698 ML and 100 per cent useful contentThe useful capacity of Vihar is 27698 MLTulsiTulsi recorded a level of 13909 metres against an FSL of 13917 metres and LDL of 13107 metresThe lake held 7928 ML of useful live storage or 9853 per cent of useful capacity Its level fell by 001 metre over the last 24 hoursTulsi received 000 mm rainfall on October 2 while its total rainfall for the season stood at 382500 mmIn 2025 Tulsi stood at 13948 metres with 8046 ML of live storage and 100 per cent useful content In 2024 it stood at 13917 metres with 8046 ML and 100 per cent useful content