HEAVY RAINS
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Gujarat Rains: Hundreds of crocodiles reach Vadodara, videos of alligators on house roofs and streets go viral
Gujarat Floods: Crocodiles have been sighted in Vadodara as the Vishwamitri River overflows due to heavy rain. Over 3,000 residents were evacuated, and the Indian Army has been deployed for rescue operations. Gujarat has reported over 25 fatalities due to rain-related incidents, and further heavy rainfall is forecasted by the IMD.
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Weather Update: Gujarat, Maharashtra and North East set to receive very heavy rainfall till next week; flash flood risk flagged in some areas
Weather Update News: The India Meteorological Department has issued warnings of heavy rainfall across northwest and central India and northern peninsular India. Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan have already experienced torrential rains. Potential localized flooding and travel disruptions are expected. Tripura and Vadodara face severe flooding issues, while Delhi continues to receive substantial rainfall.
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Heavy rains in Shimla, trees uprooted; IMD issues yellow alert
Shimla has experienced heavy rains causing significant disruptions, including uprooted trees and partial damage to a government office. The area saw 41 mm of rain, prompting the IMD to issue a yellow warning for the next 24 hours. Experts are concerned about rising landslides, recommending water management to mitigate soil saturation.
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Gujarat Rains: PM Modi assures CM Patel of Central Govt support
Prime Minister Modi assured Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel of all possible support as heavy rainfall continues to impact the state. Over 20,000 people have been evacuated, and rescue operations are underway. The Indian Army, NDRF, and SDRF are assisting in the efforts. Health and government officials are assessing the damage in affected areas.
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Gujarat: Ahmedabad, Vadodara, and other districts struggle with flooded roads, school closures, and transport disruptions
State Relief Commissioner Alok Pandey reported that over 300 rescue operations have been carried out. National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams have been deployed in various areas, with Army teams stationed in five districts. The Coast Guard and Air Force are also actively involved in the rescue efforts. Pandey urged the public to follow the district administration's guidelines to stay safe during this severe weather.
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Surat weather: Schools shut, trains affected as heavy rains lash Gujarat city
Heavy rains and deep depression have severely impacted Gujarat, causing flash-flood-like situations in several regions, including Surat. With schools closed and multiple fatalities reported, authorities are on high alert. Gujarat's Chief Minister held a meeting to oversee the relief operations and urged strict safety measures to prevent accidents near overflowing water bodies.
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Delhi weather: Heavy rain lashes parts of Delhi-NCR, waterlogging reported in some areas
Rain and thunderstorms hit Delhi and NCR on Wednesday, causing waterlogging in some areas. The IMD has issued a yellow alert, predicting a cloudy sky with moderate rain. This August saw the highest number of rainy days in 14 years. On August 25, significant rainfall brought relief from humid weather in the city.
Gujarat Rains: Havoc in western state; at least 7 reported dead, 6,000 evacuated
Heavy rains caused widespread flooding in Gujarat, resulting in seven deaths and extensive damage. The IMD warned of continued rainfall. Authorities relocated thousands, and rescue efforts are ongoing. Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and Union Home Minister Amit Shah discussed additional support for relief operations. Residents were advised to remain indoors to avoid dangers posed by ongoing heavy rains.
Mumbai gets heavy rainfall alert for this week as IMD issues warning for Gujarat, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh
A deep depression over northwest Madhya Pradesh and east Rajasthan intensified, leading to heavy rains in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Goa, and Maharashtra. Mumbai will see cloudy skies and varying rainfall. Wind conditions are expected to worsen, affecting coastal regions and prompting warnings for fishermen and small ships.
Heavy rains in Gujarat, Maharashtra: List of trains cancelled
A deep depression over East Rajasthan intensified, leading to significant transport disruptions and heavy rainfall in multiple regions in Gujarat. Rail and air travel faced cancellations and delays. The India Meteorological Department forecasted substantial rains across Rajasthan, Gujarat, and nearby areas, advising residents to stay cautious, especially in flood-prone zones.
Why Gujarat and Maharashtra are experiencing heavy rainfall? When will it stop?
Incessant rainfall has led to severe flooding in Gujarat, East Rajasthan, and Maharashtra. Gujarat reported three fatalities and extensive evacuations. Rescue operations are underway. A deep depression over East Rajasthan is causing the downpour, expected to continue until September 1. The IMD warns of potential flash floods in the affected areas.
Delhi Traffic Advisory: Heavy rains cause traffic congestion and flooding: Check routes to avoid
Delhi Traffic: Delhi faced significant traffic congestion and flooding due to heavy rains on Friday. Waterlogging disrupted traffic in areas like South Moti Bagh, Dhaula Kuan, and GTK Road. The Delhi Traffic Police issued advisories and suggested diversions. The India Meteorological Department forecasted light to moderate rainfall and thunderstorms in several city areas and nearby regions like Noida and Faridabad.
Delhi's weather drama: Heavy rains drench some areas, others stay dry. IMD explains why
Delhi saw heavy rainfall on Tuesday, leading to waterlogging and traffic issues. Areas like the Ridge had significant downpours, while others remained relatively dry. The India Meteorological Department attributed this to a thunderstorm and weak monsoon. A yellow alert has been issued, forecasting more rain from Thursday to Saturday.
Amidst heavy rain Tripura schools closed for two days, CM Saha requests Centre to dispatch additional NDRF teams
The Tripura State government shut all schools on August 21 and 22 due to extreme weather conditions. Chief Minister Manik Saha sought additional NDRF teams to aid the response efforts. A landslide caused by persistent rain killed three family members. The IMD forecasts continued heavy rainfall over the next two days.
Heavy rains, winds lash parts of Kerala uprooting trees, causing traffic snarls, power cuts
In the early hours of Wednesday, heavy rain and gusty winds caused significant disruptions in several districts of Kerala. Trees were uprooted, affecting property, traffic, and power supply. Train services via Kottayam and Alappuzha were halted. Authorities warned of flooding and landslides. The IMD issued weather alerts for the state.
Heavy rains ravage Tripura: Seven dead in landslides, two missing amid flooding
Heavy rainfall in Tripura over the last 48 hours resulted in seven fatalities and significant flooding. South Tripura and Gomati are the worst-hit areas. Relief operations are ongoing with 183 camps set up for displaced families, and various departments are cooperating in rescue missions. Additional rainfall is expected, and warnings are in place for several districts.
Hyderabad hit by sudden heavy rains, man washed away. IMD forecasts more rainfall
Heavy rains in Hyderabad caused significant waterlogging and traffic disruptions, with authorities actively working to clear the roads. The ongoing Amberpet Flyover construction added to the traffic woes. In Telangana, lightning strikes during the rains resulted in two tragic deaths. The Indian Meteorological Department has predicted continued rainfall in the region over the next few days.
Delhi faces heavy rainfall: Traffic disruptions, waterlogging, and weather forecast
Delhi Rains: Heavy rainfall in Delhi-NCR on Tuesday brought much-needed relief from the heat but also caused widespread waterlogging and traffic disruptions. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted light to moderate rainfall in the coming days, with an orange alert issued for parts of the city. Commuters faced significant challenges due to waterlogged streets and traffic diversions, with authorities urging residents to take alternate routes. This article provides detailed updates on the weather, traffic, and ongoing alerts in the region.
Heavy rains expected in these states as IMD warns of low pressure over Bay of Bengal and active monsoon
The Indian Meteorological Department warned of heavy rainfall in East and East-Central India, driven by a low-pressure system over South Bangladesh. States like West Bengal, Jharkhand, and Bihar are particularly affected, also due to an active monsoon. The northeast, including Assam and Meghalaya, also received significant rainfall. Other parts of India, such as Kerala and Tamil Nadu, saw increased rainfall due to additional weather systems.
IMD predicts heavy rains in Kerala; issues orange alert
Kerala Rains: Heavy rains and winds have been predicted for Kerala over the next five days, with an orange alert issued in several districts by the IMD. Rising water levels have prompted authorities to issue warnings, advising residents near rivers and in coastal areas to remain vigilant and avoid unnecessary travel during the adverse weather conditions.
Cloudburst in Rampur, heavy rain likely in Himachal till August 20
There are no reports of any casualty and a team led by the subdivisional magistrate has been rushed to the spot, Deputy Commissioner Shimla Anupam Kashyap said.
IMD issues red alert for landslide-hit Wayanad; warns of flash floods
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a ‘red’ alert for heavy rainfall and flash floods in Kerala's Wayanad district, following devastating landslides that killed over 230 people on July 30. This alert, which follows an earlier ‘orange’ alert, warns of heavy to very heavy rainfall (up to 20 cm) in the area.
IMD warns of heavy rain in landslide-hit Wayanad
The India Meteorological Department issued heavy rainfall warnings for parts of Kerala and Lakshadweep. Wayanad district, previously hit by deadly landslides, is under 'orange' alert. Scientists cited climate change, intense rainfall, forest cover loss, and mining as factors behind the landslides. IMD had issued alerts prior to the extreme weather event on July 30 in Wayanad.
Bengaluru hit by heavy rains. Traffic alerts issued for key roads due to massive waterlogging
Bengaluru Weather: Heavy rains hit Bengaluru this morning, causing waterlogging and traffic delays on key roads such as Bannerghatta Road, Wind Tunnel Road, and ORR. Commuters are advised to plan for delays. The city will experience light rain in the coming days with temperatures between 20°C and 30°C. Drivers are advised to use alternate routes where possible.
Heavy rain causes waterlogging and traffic jams in Gurugram
Gurugram experienced heavy rain on Sunday, causing severe waterlogging and traffic disruptions, especially in areas like Gurugram-Delhi Expressway. The city recorded 53mm of rainfall by 8:30 am, with some areas getting over 80mm. Commuters faced difficulties navigating through flooded streets, and subways were shut. Severe weather also impacted Ambala, with further rain expected in Haryana.
Extremely heavy rainfall expected in several states, Check full list here
IMD scientist Dr. Naresh Kumar announced that western Madhya Pradesh, eastern Rajasthan, Gujarat, the Konkan region, Goa, and Maharashtra are all on high alert, with a red alert issued for these areas.
Delhi Rains: Traffic police gets 50 complaints regarding waterlogging issues amid heavy rainfall
Delhi Rains: Delhi saw heavy rainfall causing over 50 waterlogging complaints and traffic disruptions from 6 PM to midnight. Three lives were tragically lost: a mother and son in a waterlogged drain and one person in a structure collapse. Schools will remain closed due to a forecast of ongoing heavy rains till August 5.
School closures announced in Delhi, Uttarakhand, and more states
Due to heavy rainfall and adverse weather conditions, several states have declared school holidays to ensure the safety of students and staff. Here are the details of the school closures across different regions:
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