Mumbai, Aug. 18 -- As dark clouds covered the sky, the city on Sunday witnessed yet another day of heavy downpour in August. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert (heavy to very heavy rainfall) for the city till Tuesday. The heavy rainfall along the Konkan coast is the result of a low pressure area over the bay of Bengal and the formation of an east-west trough over the Arabian sea. As per the IMD's forecast and alerts, the rain will spill over into the week and continue at least till Tuesday. The forecast comes a day after several pockets of the city recorded more than 100m of rainfall. As of 8:30 am on Sunday, the Santacruz station recorded 85 mm of rainfall, while the Colaba station recorded 55 mm. On Saturday, the Santacruz station had received 245mm of rainfall. The heavy rainfall on Friday night and early Saturday morning had also led to a landslide in Vikhroli and claimed the lives of two people living in the landslide-prone area. As per the Brihanmumbai municipal corporation's (BMC) automatic weather station, between 8am to 6pm, the island city and eastern suburbs had 23.81mm and 25.01mm of rainfall respectively whereas western suburbs logged only 18.47mm of rain. In the eastern suburbs, the Mulund fire station saw the maximum rainfall of 45mm, in the island city, AWS at Worli logged 43mm, while in western suburbs Bandra-kurla complex logged 35mm....