Mumbai lake levels: Seven lakes hold 13,93,939 ML of water at 96.31 per cent capacity

Mumbais seven lakes supplying water to the city held 1393939 million litres ML of useful live storage as of 6 am on October 1 2026 according to the latest report by the Hydraulic Engineers Department Master Control Centre Bhandup ComplexThe combined storage is 9631 per cent of the seven lakes total useful capacityThe citys lakes had a higher water stock during the corresponding period in the previous two years On October 1 2025 the lakes held 1428549 ML or 9870 per cent of useful live storage while the figure stood at 1438227 ML or 9937 per cent in 2024Upper Vaitarna records 9660 per cent useful storageUpper Vaitarna recorded a water level of 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 of 227047 MLIt received 2 mm of rainfall in the 24 hours preceding the report taking its total rainfall to 3896 mmIn 2025 Upper Vaitarna had 226083 ML or 9958 per cent of useful live storage The corresponding figure for 2024 was 226083 ML or 9958 per centModak Sagar at 7980 per cent useful storageModak Sagars water level stood at 15994 metres against an FSL of 16315 metres and LDL of 14326 metresThe lake had 102884 ML of useful live storage which was 7980 per cent of its useful capacity of 128925 MLModak Sagar received 6 mm of rainfall during the preceding 24 hours taking its total rainfall to 3260 mmThe lake had 128925 ML 100 per cent of useful storage in 2025 and 128910 ML 9999 per cent in 2024Tansa holds 9511 per cent of useful capacityTansa recorded a water level of 12826 metres against an FSL of 12863 metres and LDL of 11887 metresIts useful live storage stood at 137990 ML or 9511 per cent of its useful capacity of 145080 MLTansa received 11 mm of rainfall in the preceding 24 hours while its total rainfall stood at 2970 mmThe lakes useful storage was 143299 ML 9877 per cent in 2025 and 142946 ML 9853 per cent in 2024Middle Vaitarna remains at 9937 per cent useful storageMiddle Vaitarnas water level stood at 28463 metres against an FSL of 285 metres and LDL of 220 metresThe lake held 192302 ML of useful live storage equivalent to 9937 per cent of its useful capacity of 193530 MLIt recorded 1 mm of rainfall during the preceding 24 hours taking its total rainfall to 2979 mmMiddle Vaitarna had 192825 ML 9964 per cent of useful storage in 2025 and 192171 ML 9930 per cent in 2024Bhatsa holds 9843 per cent useful storageBhatsa recorded a water level of 14166 metres against an FSL of 14207 metres and LDL of 10490 metresThe lake held 705789 ML of useful live storage or 9843 per cent of its useful capacity of 717037 MLBhatsa received 26 mm of rainfall during the preceding 24 hours taking its total rainfall to 2715 mmIts useful storage stood at 701673 ML 9786 per cent in 2025 and 712373 ML 9935 per cent in 2024Vihar Lake remains at 100 per cent useful storageVihar Lake recorded a water level of 8018 metres against an FSL of 8012 metres and LDL of 7392 metresThe lake held 27698 ML of useful live storage equivalent to 100 per cent of its useful capacity of 27698 MLVihar recorded no rainfall during the preceding 24 hours while its total rainfall stood at 2809 mmThe lake had 27698 ML 100 per cent of useful storage in both 2025 and 2024Tulsi holds 9874 per cent useful storageTulsi recorded a water level of 13910 metres against an FSL of 13917 metres and LDL of 13107 metresThe lakes useful live storage stood at 7944 ML or 9874 per cent of its useful capacity of 8046 MLTulsi received no rainfall during the preceding 24 hours while its total rainfall stood at 3825 mmThe lake had 8046 ML 100 per cent of useful storage in both 2025 and 2024