Heavy rain in 22 states: Cloud bursts in Kullu, many people washed away due to floods in the drain; Alert in Delhi, water filled in Mumbai

Monsoon has arrived in the whole country. Rain continues in most parts. Heavy rain is also expected for the next four days. Due to this, there has been a lot of trouble from the mountains to the coastal areas. Due to cloudburst in Kullu, the drain came in spate. Many people are feared to have died. Mumbai-Delhi has become bad due to rain. The pace of these big cities has slowed down.

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Delhi, Mumbai, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Kerala are witnessing rain and thundershowers. Orange alert has been issued in Delhi. See the condition of rain in different parts of the country…

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Himachal: Flood in Choj Nala in Kullu, fear of people flowing

Several people are reported to have been washed away in the floods in the Choj drain.

Due to heavy rains in Kullu district since night, there is information about damage at many places. The Choj Nala in Manikarna Valley has been flooded due to heavy rains, due to which restaurants and many houses built on the banks of Parvati river are reported to be washed away. It is feared that people were also killed in the accident. At the same time, in Rampur of Shimla district, the National Highway was closed due to the land slide after heavy rains. Read full news here…

Maharashtra: High tide alert in Mumbai

A child walks to school on a waterlogged road amid heavy rains in Mumbai.

East Mumbai recorded 58.6 mm of rain, western part 78.69 mm. Moderate to heavy rain is forecast for the next 48 hours. Traffic has been affected due to water-logging at many places. Bus and local trains have been affected in some areas. High waves rose in the sea on Tuesday. An alert of 4 to 6 meters high high tide has been issued. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has asked people to stay away from the beach.

Mumbai has been raining for 4 days, yellow alert issued.

Rajasthan: 142 mm of rain in 4 days

In Rajasthan’s Jalore district, the road was flooded after heavy rains.

Monsoon has arrived late in Rajasthan, but most of the districts have recorded above normal rainfall. Monsoon pacified Jaipur in the first four days itself. Here the rain figure reached 142 mm. This figure is 74% higher than normal.

According to the Meteorological Center Jaipur, on July 6, there may be heavy rain in Kota, Jhalawar, Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Dungarpur, Banswara. Orange alert has been issued for these districts while issuing heavy rain alert in Kota, Bundi, Chittorgarh, Bhilwara, Jhalawar and Rajsamand on 7th and 8th July. Read full news here…

Uttar Pradesh: Monsoon reaches from east to west
Monsoon, which entered Uttar Pradesh from Purvanchal, has now reached West Uttar Pradesh. Amidst the sultry heat, the entire day of Monday was for the residents of Lucknow. The Meteorological Department has issued a rain alert in 12 districts of western Uttar Pradesh.

Madhya Pradesh: Monsoon active in all districts
Monsoon has become active in all the districts of Madhya Pradesh. By 12:30 on Monday night, 4 inches of rain had fallen in the capital Bhopal. According to meteorologists, the first low pressure area formed in Odisha and the trough line passing over Madhya Pradesh is raining heavily.

There was heavy rain in Betul’s Patalpani. Here springs flowed from the hills.

Very heavy rain will continue in the state including Indore for the next 4 days. It is raining heavily due to the formation of a low pressure area in the middle of MP. Madhya Pradesh has become the epicenter of monsoon due to the new system. After two days, an alert of very heavy rain has been issued in Bhopal. According to the Meteorological Department, except some parts of Gwalior, Chambal and Baghelkhand, heavy rain is expected in most areas. Indore received 4 inches of rain in a few hours on Tuesday, while in many areas many roads have also been closed due to the overflow of rivers and streams. Read full news here…