2 lakh people affected by floods in Bihar: Monsoon begins to return in UP, floods in 26 villages; Temperature in Kedarnath minus 4°C

The departure of monsoon has started in UP. The water of the Ghagra river has entered 26 villages of Gonda. About 6,000 people have been affected due to the floods. Boats are running on the roads. 2 people have died due to drowning in the water. Due to floods in 6 districts of Bihar, 2.03 lakh people have been affected. Due to heavy rains in Nepal, many rivers including Gandak and Kosi have been flooded. After the dam breached in Hazalpur village of Chhapra, a house collapsed and was swept away in the strong flow of water. There is a possibility of rain in 5 hilly districts of Uttarakhand today. No alert has been issued for any district. On the other hand, after snowfall a week ago, the temperature in Kedarnath was recorded at minus 4°C today. According to the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA), this year's monsoon was the most polluted in Delhi after 2019. The average AQI from July to September was 105. During this period, only 1 day of 84 days was 'good', while 49 days were satisfactory, 39 days were in medium and 2 days were in the 'poor' category. The average level of PM10 was 108 micrograms per cubic metre, the highest since 2019. See the satellite map Position of Monsoon Clouds Weather Images from across the country Weather News from States Rajasthan: Severe heat during the day, cold at night Rajasthan recorded about 22 per cent less rainfall this monsoon season. Due to less rainfall, October is also experiencing extreme heat during the day. The weather remained clear in most parts of the state on Wednesday. It remained sunny during the day and light cool at night. Apart from Shekhawati area, the night temperature remained at or around 20 degrees Celsius in Udaipur and Sirohi. Madhya Pradesh: No alert for heavy rainfall anywhere in the state The southwest monsoon may leave Madhya Pradesh in 2 to 3 days. The IMD (Meteorological Center) has given these indications. According to meteorologist Shailendra Kumar Nayak, there may be drizzle due to moisture for 3 days, but heavy rains are not forecast in any district. Chhattisgarh: Temperature will reach 34°C in Raipur today, monsoon will leave in 2-3 days The rain season in Chhattisgarh has stopped at present. According to the Meteorological Department, the weather is likely to remain dry in the state today (October 1). The chances of rain are also low in the next 2 days. No warning has been issued today. Uttar Pradesh: Floods in 14 cities, water enters schools and temples Rivers have flooded in UP even as the rains have stopped. 15 rivers, including Ganga, Sharda, are flowing close to the danger mark. The water level of the Sai and Gomti rivers in Lucknow is continuously rising. The low-lying areas have been flooded by up to 5 feet. Roads have been submerged. In Barabanki, water has also entered government schools and temples. Bihar: Saran embankment breached in 6 districts, population of 2.03 lakh affected by floods 2.03 lakh people have been affected by floods in 6 districts of Bihar. Due to heavy rains in Nepal, many rivers including Gandak and Kosi have been flooded. Due to the strong flow of the Gandak river, 6 embankments in 6 districts have been breached due to the strong flow of the Gandak river. On Thursday morning, a new ring embankment near Ardewa-Akuchak village in Taraiya block of Saran collapsed due to erosion, due to which several villages started flooding rapidly.