Mumbai witnesses chaos as heavy rain and dust storms wreak havoc, resulting in a fatal hoarding collapse in Ghatkopar that claimed 3 lives and left 59 injured. Flight operations suspended at Mumbai airport, while Metro services disrupted. Rescue operations underway as NDRF and BMC join forces. Strong winds continue to pose risks, with warnings issued by the weather department. Other incidents include pole and scaffolding collapses, uprooted trees, and reduced visibility across the city. Situation remains tense as Mumbai grapples with the aftermath of the storm.

Mumbai faced heavy rain, dust storms, and gusty winds, disrupting Metro and local train services. Reduced visibility affected areas like Dadar, Kurla, and Mahim. The India Meteorological Department warned of thunderstorms with lightning and moderate to intense rain. An iron hoarding collapse in Ghatkopar injured seven, with rescue efforts ongoing. Electric poles fell due to the storm, suspending Metro and suburban train services. Power outages hit Kalwa and surrounding areas. Mumbai remains on alert as the weather department predicts further storms.

Guatemala's Volcan del Fuego erupted during a thunderstorm, creating a breathtaking scene. A lightning bolt struck the crater, illuminating the sky as ash and smoke billowed out. The volcano spewed gas columns 984 feet high and ashes spread 18.6 miles. The rare event was caught on camera by Johan Wolterink. Guatemala's National Institute of Seismology monitored the activity, prioritizing public safety. The eruption was a reminder of the volcano's power and the importance of tracking its activity. The display was both awe-inspiring and humbling, showcasing nature's incredible force.

A powerful earthquake, measuring 6.4 on the Richter scale, rattled near the coast of Chiapas, Mexico. The quake, with a depth of 75 km, caused tremors felt in Guatemala City. Guatemala's CONRED reported structural damage, including landslides blocking roads. Despite the seismic activity, Mexico's civil protection agency reported no immediate damage. Both the U.S. Tsunami Warning System and Mexico's navy assured no tsunami threat. The earthquake adds to recent seismic events globally, highlighting the ongoing geological activity across regions.

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts heavy rainfall and storms across various regions from May 11 to 15. States including Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Gujarat are under alert for thunderstorms, lightning, and hailstorms. The recent weather pattern has already brought heavy rain to Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and other areas. With warnings extended for different regions on specific dates, residents are advised to stay informed and take necessary precautions to mitigate risks associated with inclement weather conditions.            

Flash floods wreak havoc in northern Afghanistan, claiming over 200 lives in Baghlan province within a single day. Heavy rains on Friday trigger catastrophic flooding, destroying thousands of homes and displacing numerous families. Baghlani Jadid district suffers particularly severe damage, with up to 1,500 homes destroyed or damaged and over 100 fatalities reported. The Taliban government confirms 62 casualties, while other provinces like Takhar, Badakhshan, Ghor, and Herat also witness significant losses. Emergency responders mobilize swiftly, but Afghanistan's vulnerability to climate change underscores the urgent need for enhanced disaster preparedness and infrastructure.

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for thunderstorms across large swaths of the UK on Sunday. After basking in sunshine and temperatures up to 27°C, a "thundery breakdown" is forecast from midday onwards. The warning covers northwest England, Wales, central England, and the Southwest, cautioning against potential flooding, lightning strikes, and travel disruptions. While Friday and Saturday promise summery weather, Sunday's storms threaten to dampen the spirits. Authorities urge precautions as isolated properties may flood, and strong winds, hail, and lightning could cause damage. The unsettled conditions mark a stark contrast to the preceding warm spell.

Bengaluru was hit by heavy rain on Thursday evening and Friday morning, causing widespread flooding and disruption to normal life. Several areas of the city were under water for hours, affecting main roads and prompting police to redirect traffic. The flooding also affected domestic flight services at the Kempegowda International Airport (KIA), with water leakage in Terminal 2 causing inconvenience to passengers and impacting flight operations. At least 17 flights were diverted to Chennai due to the flooding. The airport authorities have confirmed the incident and are working to restore normal operations.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast that the heatwave will subside in most parts of the country starting Friday, except for West Rajasthan and Kerala. A heatwave alert remains in place only for these two regions. Meanwhile, a yellow alert has been issued for other areas, indicating a low probability of significant rain. Thunderstorm activity is expected to increase due to moisture flow from the Bay of Bengal, with a possibility of strong lightning in several states, including Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand, Assam, and Meghalaya.

Social media buzzes with anticipation as Mumbai braces for rainfall predicted by weather influencers and the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Mumbai Weather forecasts pre-monsoon showers across Maharashtra, particularly in Madhya Maharashtra, Ghats, and South Konkan. Mumbai Rains predicts moderate rainfall over Mumbai and the Maharashtra coast, with heavier showers expected in South Mumbai. Meanwhile, IMD anticipates light to moderate rain in isolated areas of Madhya Maharashtra and Marathwada. Mumbai skies are expected to be partly cloudy, with temperatures hovering around 34°C. Despite the forecasted rain, IMD predicts only a gradual rise in temperatures over the next few days.