Hailstorm hits 3 districts of UP, temples submerged in Lucknow: 8 lakh people affected by floods in Bihar; Rains forecast in 9 states, including MP-Bihar

The monsoon has withdrawn from most of the states of the country. However, due to the impact of the cyclone in 9 districts of Madhya Pradesh, rains are forecast in the next 4 days. On the other hand, there is a possibility of rain in Uttarakhand, Haryana, Punjab, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand. In Uttar Pradesh, Barabanki, Pratapgarh and Sultanpur received thunderstorms and hailstorm on Monday night. Trees and electricity poles collapsed due to the storm. Crops were also damaged. After the rains in the hills, 10 rivers have been flooded and 11 districts, including Lucknow-Sitapur, have been affected by floods. The water level of the Gomti river in Lucknow has been rising for the 8th consecutive day. In Faizullaganj, about 40,000 houses have been flooded by 4-5 feet. The flood water has also reached the premises of Maa Chandrika Devi Temple and Hanumant Dham. The water has reached the sanctum sanctorum of the late Hanuman temple after about 20 years. Earlier, such a situation had arisen in 2006. About 466 villages in 6 districts of Bihar have been affected by the floods. About 8 lakh people have been affected by the floods. About 92,730 flood victims have been shifted to safer places. Saran is the worst affected by the floods. About 3.55 lakh people have been affected here. In Rajasthan, the temperature dropped on Monday, leading to the cooling of the night. The temperature in the hill station Mount Abu was around 14.6°C. Due to the activation of the western disturbance from October 12, there may be rain in the state. See the position of monsoon clouds in the satellite map Weather images from across the country