Floods in UP's Lucknow, 10,000 evacuated: 27 dead, 20 missing in Bihar; Monsoon leaves 4 states, including Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh

The rains have stopped in UP, but the rivers are still flowing at a stormy pace. In 11 districts, 10 rivers are flowing above the danger mark. More than 40,000 houses have been inundated due to the rise in the water level of the Gomti river in Lucknow. More than 10,000 people have left their homes and moved to safer places. Boats are plying in the streets. So far, 27 people have died in different flood-related incidents in Bihar. Of these, 12 people have died due to drowning in flood waters in Saran, while more than 20 people are missing. Six children have died due to drowning in flood waters in Siwan. After a delay of about 3 days from Rajasthan, the monsoon completely left on Saturday. With the departure of the monsoon, the heat has also started increasing in the state. The day temperature in Pilani (Jhunjhunu) crossed 41°C on Saturday. The monsoon also withdrew from Madhya Pradesh on Saturday. However, the cycle of light rain will continue in October. On October 7, there is a possibility of rain with thunderstorms and thunderstorms in the eastern part. The monsoon also completely withdrew from Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand on Saturday. The weather will start changing in the hilly districts of Uttarakhand from October 5. On October 6 and 7, there may be rain with strong winds in some districts. Satellite map: Monsoon cloud cover status 73% of Bihar flooded According to the Bihar government, about 68.80 lakh hectares of area of the state, or about 73%, is affected by floods. 28 out of 38 districts of the state are considered to be flooded. The government spends about Rs 6.4 thousand crore every year on flood management and flood control related works. Weather pictures from across the country Weather news from states... Rajasthan: The mercury crossed 41 degrees Celsius in the state, the monsoon departed 3 days late The monsoon completely withdrew on Saturday after a delay of nearly 3 days in Rajasthan. There has been about 22 per cent less rainfall this season. With the departure of the monsoon, the heat has also started increasing in the state. On Saturday, the day temperature in Pilani (Jhunjhunu) crossed 41 degrees Celsius. Madhya Pradesh: Monsoon has left the state, active for 100 days The monsoon has been announced from Madhya Pradesh. It entered on June 24 and left on October 3. This time the southwest monsoon was active in the state for 100 days. Uttar Pradesh: Floods in Lucknow, 10,000 people evacuated, boats plying in the streets The rains have stopped in UP, but the rivers are still on the banks. In 11 districts, 10 rivers are flowing above the danger mark. In Lucknow, more than 40,000 houses have been inundated due to the rising water level of the Gomti river. More than 10,000 people have left their homes and migrated to safer places. Bihar: Floods in 6 districts, 27 dead More than 20 missing, 466 villages submerged The flood situation in Bihar has become dire. About 466 villages in 6 districts have been inundated due to flooding and embankments in the Gandak river. About 8 lakh people have been affected by this. About 92,730 people have been evacuated to safer places. Jharkhand: Thunderstorms with thunderstorms likely from October 7, cloudy skies from October 5 The weather in Jharkhand will be mainly clear and dry for the next two days. After this, cloudy weather and light to moderate rainfall activities may begin in some parts of the state from October 5.