MUMBAI, India (AP) — The monsoon season has brought parts of Mumbai, India’s financial and entertainment capital, to a halt. The disruption has hit local trains, a lifeline of the city’s transport system. Many areas are inundated with knee-deep water, forcing people to wade through the floods.

On track for more than 48 inches of rain in August, India’s financial capital is expected to surpass the record set in 2020.

Light rain and generally cloudy skies have been predicted for today in the city and a yellow alert is in place, a significantly lower rain warning following days of intense showers, waterlogging and traffic woes.