The monsoon continues to bring havoc to the hilly areas of the country, with heavy rainfall causing cloudbursts resulting in numerous casualties and injuries. Many regions are witnessing a reduction in monsoon activity, leading to a decrease in rainfall. However, some states are still struggling with floods. The weather department has issued warnings for different states. The public is advised to avoid going outside unnecessarily.
Delhi experienced heavy rainfall on August 17th, but less rain is expected on August 18th. The Yamuna River’s water level is rising, and residents of the low-lying areas are being advised to move to safer locations.
Uttar Pradesh is expected to experience a decrease in monsoon activity on August 18th, which will likely lead to less rainfall. Heavy rainfall is predicted for August 19th and 20th. The changing weather can impact people’s health.
Bihar is expected to have a worsening weather situation on Monday. The Patna Meteorological Center has issued warnings for heavy rainfall in several districts, with the possibility of lightning. People are advised to be cautious and stay away from open spaces during storms.
An alert for heavy rainfall has been issued in several districts of Uttarakhand. The Shimla Meteorological Department has issued a warning for heavy rainfall in the Kangra district, and people are advised to take necessary precautions.
Rajasthan is expected to have light to moderate rainfall in several districts, accompanied by lightning and strong winds. People are advised to be cautious.
The Meteorological Department has issued a heavy rainfall alert for several districts in Madhya Pradesh. Jharkhand is expected to have cloudy skies for the next four days, with light rainfall and thunderstorms possible.