Mumbai: The city received more than 200mm of rainfall between Tuesday and Wednesday, the season's highest in 24 hours. Colaba recorded 218.6mm and Santa Cruz 215.6mm. Wednesday's heavy rain turned into a drizzle later in the day, but only after water-logging caused several traffic snarls in the morning on the Western and Eastern Express highways, and forced cancellation of train services on all lines, Harbour being the worst-hit. Many schools and colleges were closed, and attendance in offices was low. TNN P 4
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