Rain in many states of the country: Flood situation worsens from Jammu to Kerala, landslides in Odisha

The situation has worsened due to incessant rains in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh. A landslide occurred due to torrential rains in Odisha’s Gajapati district on Sunday. Intermittent incessant rains lashed Bhopal on Sunday, due to which many areas were flooded. After heavy rains in Dhamtari district of Chhattisgarh, all the 14 gates of Gangrel Dam were opened.

A road collapsed on sight in Vastral area of ​​Ahmedabad, Gujarat. After the road collapsed, a pothole formed there. At the same time, 104 people have died in Maharashtra since June 1. The water level of six dams has increased due to heavy rains in Kerala. In many districts of Jammu and Kashmir, the situation is worsening due to heavy rains. Heavy to very heavy rain is likely in Uttarakhand on July 19 and 20.

This photo is of Gajapati of Odisha. Landslide occurred after heavy rain in the district on Sunday. After which the danger of flood started looming here.

In Rajasthan’s Sri Ganganagar on Sunday too, due to heavy rains, the water of the drain came on the roads. In Himachal’s Kinnaur district, 80 road routes have been closed in different parts due to rain for 24 hours. Several districts of Telangana are also in the grip of floods at this time. Here, once again in Assam, people’s troubles have started increasing due to floods.

Sunday morning was raining in Delhi, but by the end of the afternoon, the sun came out, due to which the humidity increased once again. Apart from this, it has been raining well in Kerala and Karnataka for the last two days. Heavy rain may occur in UP, Bihar, Bengal and Jharkhand in the next two days.

This view is of Kinnaur in Himachal Pradesh. Here on Sunday, the flash flood has caused a surge in the drain. During this, big stones started flowing along with the water.

Madhya Pradesh – Bridge shed on Bhopal-Nagpur highway, Tawa gates open again
In most cities of Madhya Pradesh, rivers are overflowing due to incessant rains. Flood conditions have started forming in the low-lying areas. Due to heavy rains in the higher reaches of Betul, Pipariya and Pachmarhi, the gates of Tawa Dam had to be opened for the second time this season.

Last 24 hours- Heavy rains lashed several districts of the state on Sunday. At the same time, it rained intermittently in Bhopal from morning till late night. A part of the newly constructed Sukhtwa bridge on Bhopal-Nagpur National Highway-69 was washed away. Late night storm-water has created a flood situation in Itarsi city. Water from the drain has entered the houses of Mohalla and Mehragaon. In many places, the water is filled up to 2 to 3 feet.

next 24 hours- On Monday also, Bhopal, Jabalpur and Narmadapuram will receive moderate to heavy rains. Indore may also receive moderate rains. Moderate to heavy rain is forecast in Bhopal, Jabalpur and Narmadapuram for the next 48 hours. Click here to read full news…

These figures are from Bhopal.

Rajasthan- Heavy rain warning in 15 districts
Last 24 hours- The Meteorological Department said that light to moderate rain occurred in many parts of Rajasthan on Monday, with Khajuwala in Bikaner receiving 8 cm (3.14 in) of rain, and Jaipur receiving 5 cm (1.9 in). While Bhilwara’s Rajsamand, Raipur, Sri Ganganagar’s Ghadsana and Anupgarh received four centimeters (1.4 inches) of rain each.

next 24 hours- The Meteorological Department has warned of heavy rain in 15 districts including Baran, Bundi, Dausa, Jhalawar, Karauli, Kota, Sawai Madhopur, Tonk. These states have been put on orange alert.

Red alert in 13 districts of Uttarakhand
The next four days can be heavy for Uttarakhand. The Meteorological Department has issued heavy to very heavy alert in the state on July 19 and 20. Heavy rain may occur in 13 districts of the state including Dehradun, Tehri, Pauri, Nainital, Champawat, Udham Singh Nagar and Haridwar. In view of the deteriorating weather, CM Pushkar Singh Dhami has instructed all the district magistrates to take precautions. At the same time, after the warning of rain, the danger of landslides has also started looming in those areas.

Chhattisgarh – 47 percent rain in the last 17 days

After the rain in Dhamtari, Chhattisgarh, all the 14 gates of Gangrel Dam were opened. After which a flood alert has been issued in many villages.

The rains so far in July have completed the monsoon in the state. In the last 17 days, there has been 47 percent more rain than the average. The rain in the last fortnight has also completed the shortfall of rain in June. From June 1 to July 17, seven percent more water than the average has fallen.

Last 24 hours- The state received more than 22 per cent of the average rainfall. 200 mm of rain fell in Mahasamund. 90-90 mm of water fell in Rajim and Balod. Takhatpur, Charama, Chhura also received 70 mm of rain. Apart from this, other parts of the state also received light to moderate rains. The capital Raipur received 28 mm of rain. On Sunday, 19 mm of water fell here during the day as well. Dhamtari has received one and a half inches of rain in 24 hours. 94% of the dam is full.

next 24 hours- The Meteorological Department has indicated heavy to very heavy rainfall in many areas including Dhamtari and light to moderate rainfall at most places. In view of this, the administration has issued an alert in the villages around Mahanadi.

Maharashtra – Flood threat in Gadchiroli

This photo is of Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra. On Sunday, the district administration took stock of the flood-affected areas by conducting an aerial survey.

Flood threat looms large in Sironcha town of Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra. People here are facing a lot of problems after heavy rains.

Last 24 hours- Mumbai and adjoining areas received moderate rain in Maharashtra. South Mumbai’s Colaba observatory recorded 12.8 mm of rain, while the Santacruz observatory received 23.3 mm of rain. Ratnagiri received an average of 20.1 mm of rain on Sunday.

next 24 hours- According to the Meteorological Department, there is no possibility of rain for two days in many districts of the state. There is a possibility of light to moderate rain in the capital Mumbai on Monday.

Gujarat- 106 people died due to rain so far
It is raining heavily in Gujarat these days, due to which water has been flooded at many places. At the same time, there is a situation of flood in many districts. So far 106 people have died in different incidents due to rain.

This photo is of Jharan village of Dang in Gujarat. Here the river flows in such a way that the shape looks like a bow.

Last 24 hours- Due to incessant rains in Gujarat, people are facing problems in Navsari, Valsad, Surat, Narmada, Chhota Udayapur, Ahmedabad, Gir Somnath, Dwarka and Rajkot areas of Saurashtra. The state has received 56 per cent of the season’s rainfall so far. Dharampur and Kaprada talukas of Valsad district received good rainfall in 39 tehsils of the state with the highest rainfall of 5 inches.

next 24 hours- According to the Meteorological Department, there is an alert of heavy rain in South Gujarat and Saurashtra. In North Gujarat, there is a possibility of heavy rain in Sabarkantha, Banaskantha, Aravalli. Apart from this, normal rain warning has been given in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar. Information has also been issued to the fishermen not to venture into the sea for three days.

Red alert for heavy rain in Kerala
There are many districts of Kerala where it has been raining continuously for the last few days. Due to the rains, the water level has started rising in many dams including Mullaperiyar and Idukki. According to the Kerala State Disaster Management, there is a possibility of heavy to very heavy in these areas during the next 24 hours. Due to which the water in six dams under control is at Red Alert level and in one at Orange Alert level. Four of the six dams are in Idukki.

The amount of rain in the country in the last 50 days can be understood from the figures given below.

Now understand through the map that how the monsoon will be in the country for the next four days…

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