Floods in 255 villages of 6 districts of Bihar: 15 rivers in UP above danger mark; Temperature crosses 40°C in Rajasthan

In Bihar, about 255 villages in 6 districts, including Saran, are in the grip of floods due to the breach of embankments in the Gandak river. About 4 lakh people have been affected by this. About 44 thousand people have left their homes. The major rivers of the state have also been flooded. In Uttar Pradesh, the sun has been shining in most of the districts since this morning. The Meteorological Department has not issued a rain alert in any district today. Rivers in the state are still at Ghodapur. 15 rivers, including Ganga, Sharda, are flowing close to the danger mark. In Unnao, the water of the Sai river has entered more than 12 villages. In Rajasthan, there is a lot of heat during the day in October. The temperature has reached above 40°C. Its impact is worst in the western districts. The highest temperature was recorded in Pilani (Jhunjhunu) on Friday. On the other hand, the night temperature is dropping rapidly in the eastern districts. Night temperatures have increased in Sikar, Bhilwara, Udaipur and Nagaur. The minimum temperature in these cities remained below 20°C on Friday. See the satellite map Status of Monsoon Clouds Weather Images from across the country Rajasthan: Temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius in October as well. The temperature has reached above 40 degrees Celsius. The worst impact is in the western districts. The highest temperature was recorded in Pilani (Jhunjhunu) on Friday. UP: 25,000 people trapped in floods in Gonda, water in 12 villages of Unnao In UP, the sun has been shining in most of the districts since Saturday morning. The Meteorological Department has not issued a rain alert in any district today. Although the rains have stopped, the rivers are still swollen. Bihar: 255 villages in 6 districts submerged, 4 lakh population affected by floods The flood situation in Bihar is becoming serious. Around 255 villages in 6 districts, including Saran, have been affected by floods due to the breach of embankments in the Gandak river. Due to this, about 4 lakh people have been affected. About 44,000 people have left their homes. Madhya Pradesh: Drought-like situation in half of the state, normal rainfall in only 25 districts Drought-like situation in half of Madhya Pradesh. In 30 out of 55 districts, the normal rainfall quota has not been met. There are also 11 districts where less than 80% of the rainfall has been received. Alirajpur has not received even half of the rainfall. Haryana: Heat continues to be hot in the month of October, Mahendragarh is the hottest in Haryana despite the beginning of October. Due to lack of rain and dry weather, the day temperature is increasing in the state. On Friday, the average maximum temperature in the state increased by 0.6 degrees Celsius as compared to Thursday. Punjab-Chandigarh: The weather will remain dry, there is no possibility of rain. The weather in Punjab and Chandigarh is now continuously dry. Due to the influence of northwesterly winds, the humidity in the atmosphere is decreasing and the chances of rain are also decreasing. The average maximum temperature of the state has increased by 0.4 degrees Celsius. Himachal: Heavy rains indicate the departure of monsoon from today from today, after about three and a half months, there are signs of departure from Himachal Pradesh. The monsoon is likely to leave the entire state within the next 48 hours. According to the Meteorological Centre, Shimla, conditions are currently becoming favourable for the departure of the monsoon. Uttarakhand: Monsoon will leave today, weather in all districts on October 3-4 The monsoon will withdraw from clean Uttarakhand today. The monsoon is likely to withdraw from most parts of the state in the next 24 hours. According to the Meteorological Department, the weather will remain dry in all the 13 districts on October 3 and 4. Light to moderate fog conditions may occur in the plains in the morning.