Monsoon rains are continuing in UP. More than 80 kutcha houses have collapsed due to flooding in the Mandakini river in Chitrakoot. Rajasthan has received less than 68 mm rainfall in the entire month of August this year, which is the second lowest rainfall in the last 11 years. More than 2 feet of water is flowing over the Jafarganj bridge due to the sudden flooding of the Dardha river in Bihar's Jehanabad. See the position of monsoon clouds in the satellite map Weather images from across the country
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