Today rain alert in many states
New Delhi: Monsoon havoc continues across the country. People’s difficulties are increasing in both plains and hill areas. Due to continuous heavy rains, the flood situation in many states has become serious, due to which the normal life has been badly affected.
Yellow alert issued for Delhi
Talking about Delhi, the capital of the country, a yellow alert of rain has been issued for many parts here today. There is a possibility of moderate to heavy rains in areas like East Delhi, South-Eastern Delhi, Central Delhi and Shahdara. This rain can cause waterlogging and traffic jam on the roads. The Yamuna River in Delhi is flowing above the danger mark, which can make the situation more serious.
Punjab in the grip of flood
At the same time, the monsoon will remain active in Punjab, which is in the grip of floods, due to which the continuous rains are expected to continue. Today, there is a possibility of light to moderate rains. The rain will drop the temperature and the weather will be pleasant. The maximum temperature of the day is expected to be around 26 ° C, while the minimum temperature can go up to 23 ° C.
Yellow alert of rain in Delhi
Life disrupted due to floods in UP-Bihar
Floods in the low -lying areas of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar have taken a formidable form. The water level of Ganga, Yamuna and other tributaries is flowing above the danger mark, due to which thousands of people have to leave their homes and take shelter in safe places. Crops have suffered heavy damage due to flooding of the fields, which has increased the concerns of farmers. Government and relief agencies are engaged in relief and rescue operations in flood affected areas, but relief operations are being interrupted due to continuous rains.
Today, torrential rains are estimated in Uttar Pradesh. Rain alert has been issued in 65 districts including Lucknow. At the same time, alert of heavy rain has been issued in many districts of Bihar, while flood situation remains in some places.
Threat of landslide in hilly areas
Heavy rains have caused havoc in hilly states like Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Several roads have been closed due to landslides and rock falling incidents, which has disrupted traffic. The administration has advised people to avoid unnecessary travel and request tourists to postpone the journey to the hilly areas.
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