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I suppose. But if the Tsuchikage goes straight in with his Added-Weight Rock Techniques, Tobirama won't be able to cast the majority of his Jutsu, because he won't even be able to raise his arms.
Another issue is that Tobirama can't actually sense Mū. That means he probably won't be aware of how many opponents he's really up against at any moment. Given that he's in character, and already assumes he holds a numerical advantage (with his Edo summons in play), it's likely that he won't spam the Kage Bunshin no Jutsu.
That argument assumes that Tobirama is going to stand still and allow the Tsuchikagw to, I presume, go invisible and make an approach on Tobirama. I don't think so personally, especially since the very reason the Kage Bushin was designed was to gain intel on opponents abilities, essentially Shinobi tactics 101, which Tobirama would have logical reason to use at the start of the fight (his personality mixed with the fact you stated he had intel on Mū's invisibility in the stipulations). Once he's spread them out, like I said he can simply cover the ground with water - his chakra, and once any clones disappear, teleport his zombies in and seal the deal.
You're mostly right on the sensing part; Tobirama can't sense Mū if he's in the air, he can on the ground.
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That is contact sensing. Tobirama has displayed sensing without touching the ground, as has Minato, yet both have used the technique before. To say that this is the same as your usual sensing that Tobirama has displayed when he used this technique the day he died would be illogical.
For argument's sake though, I would just grant that Mū would probably remain airborne for most if not the whole fight, not really any reason to believe he wouldn't take to the air, most likely to circumvent any risk of contact sensing. Regardless, as soon as a clone disappears Tobirama will know where he is, and the water acts as an easy medium for Tobirama to have near omnipresence in the vicinity of the water.