Khadakwasla dam storage increased substantially after receiving 2.6 TMC of water. Heavy rainfall swelled rivers across Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad regions. Thirteen district dams received over 100mm of rainfall each in 24 hours.

Pune's 2-month water quota was met in just 24 hours after Khadakwasla dam system received an inflow of 2.6 TMC of water, enough to meet the city's demand for almost two months. Heavy rainfall swelled rivers across Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad regions. Thirteen district dams received over 100mm of rainfall each in 24 hours. These include Temghar, Varasgaon, Panshet, and Pavana dams. The irrigation department has issued alerts asking people living along riverbanks to remain cautious and avoid venturing close to water bodies. Officials said water might have to be released from the Khadakwasla dam if intense rainfall continued on Tuesday. By Monday evening, storage in the reservoir had reached nearly 32% of capacity. Authorities indicated that discharges would become necessary if storage touched around 80% amid sustained inflows.