Several people have died after torrential rain caused flash floods in south-eastern Spain, authorities have said. Rescue efforts are underway as dozens of people are unaccounted for.

Spain Floods: Rescuers Race To Find Those Washed Away By Spain's Floods

Spain Floods: Spain Hit By Deadliest Floods In Decades

A small English town has been hit by flooding after heavy rainfall caused a nearby river to burst its banks. The river ouzel, which runs through the town of Newport Pragnell, has risen and engulfed residential roads and a local sports club.

Flood Engulfs English Town After Heavy Rainfall

Village in Southern France has been badly hit by the flooding after torrential rain fell on the region. It has caused roads to collapse and has cut off the road for more than fifty miles.

Storms in Southern France cause damage to villages

13 people have died in Gujarat's Kutch district due to a mysterious disease days after the region suffered from heavy rainfall. The doctors are yet to diagnose the disease accurately.

India: Mysterious flu in Gujarat kills at least 13 within days of heavy rains

<p>After a spell of heavy rain that resulted in severe flooding in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert in the region as more rains are likely over the next five days.</p>

<p>Shortly after the&nbsp;brief respite from the incessant rains that wreaked havoc in the two states, a new weather system has developed over the region that is expected to bring heavy to very heavy rains&nbsp;in isolated places. The earlier rains in the states resulted in damage to roads, disrupted railways, and flooded&nbsp;farms.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The weather department issued an orange alert in Jayashankar Bhupalpally and Mulugu districts on Thursday, while a yellow alert has been issued for heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and strong winds for most parts of the two states till September 9.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>According to the IMD, a cyclonic storm near the north coast of Andhra Pradesh is expected to create a low-pressure area over the west-central and northwest Bay of Bengal around September 5, which would result in heavy rains.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“We expect extremely heavy rainfall in some areas of Jayashankar Bhupalpally and Mulugu districts, which is why we have issued an orange alert. Other areas will see heavy to moderate rains over the next five days," IMD officials told TNIE.</p>

<p>"Northern Telangana is likely to experience heavier rains compared to the rest of the state. The intensity is due to the combined effect of the monsoon trough and cyclonic circulation. However, the rainfall will be less intense than what we saw in the past week. Further intensity will depend on how the trough progresses.”</p>

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<p>According to weather data as of 1 am on Thursday, Venkatapuram in Mulugu district received 56.5 mm of rain in the last 16.5 hours and Rangareddy district received 54.5 mm. Hyderabad experienced heavy rains on Wednesday night,&nbsp;recording 53.8 mm at Rajendranagar.</p>

<p>The weather department has predicted light to moderate rain in the city for the next 48 hours with winds up to 30-40 kmph. The minimum temperature is likely to settle around 23 degrees Celsius and maximum around 28 degrees Celsius.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


After a spell of heavy rain that resulted in severe flooding in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert in the region as more rains are likely over the next five days.

After a spell of heavy rain that resulted in severe flooding in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert in the region as more rains are likely over the next five days. Shortly after the brief respite from the incessant rains that wreaked havoc in the two states, a new weather system has developed over the region that is expected to bring heavy to very heavy rains in isolated places. The earlier rains in the states resulted in damage to roads, disrupted railways, and flooded farms. The weather department issued an orange alert in Jayashankar Bhupalpally and Mulugu districts on Thursday, while a yellow alert has been issued for heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and strong winds for most parts of the two states till September 9. Also read | Search intensifies for man-eater wolves as number of injured rises to 34 in UP's Bahraich According to the IMD, a cyclonic storm near the north coast of Andhra Pradesh is expected to create a low-pressure area over the west-central and northwest Bay of Bengal around September 5, which would result in heavy rains. “We expect extremely heavy rainfall in some areas of Jayashankar Bhupalpally and Mulugu districts, which is why we have issued an orange alert. Other areas will see heavy to moderate rains over the next five days," IMD officials told TNIE. "Northern Telangana is likely to experience heavier rains compared to the rest of the state. The intensity is due to the combined effect of the monsoon trough and cyclonic circulation. However, the rainfall will be less intense than what we saw in the past week. Further intensity will depend on how the trough progresses.” Also read | Gujarat ICG chopper mishap: 2 dead, 1 rescued; search on for captain According to weather data as of 1 am on Thursday, Venkatapuram in Mulugu district received 56.5 mm of rain in the last 16.5 hours and Rangareddy district received 54.5 mm. Hyderabad experienced heavy rains on Wednesday night, recording 53.8 mm at Rajendranagar. The weather department has predicted light to moderate rain in the city for the next 48 hours with winds up to 30-40 kmph. The minimum temperature is likely to settle around 23 degrees Celsius and maximum around 28 degrees Celsius. (With inputs from agencies)

Telangana rains: IMD issued orange alert after brief respite from heavy rains

Torrential downpour in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh left 31 persons dead, battered roads and rail tracks snapping connectivity, submerged thousands of acres of agricultural crops and left people scampering for daily needs.

India: Torrential rains kill at least 31 in Andhra Pradesh & Telangana

Heavy rainfall caused significant disruptions in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, leading to severe flooding and waterlogging. The weather forecast predicts more rain due to a depression in the Bay of Bengal.

Rain fury grip India's Andhra Pradesh & Telangana: 9 dead

India: Torrential rains kill 8 in Andhra Pradesh & 1 in Telangana

<p>Incessant rains have wreaked havoc in the state of Gujarat, disrupting normal life. As the state is gripped with a flooding situation in many areas, Cyclone Asna is expected to continue the severe weather conditions in the state till September 5.</p>

<p>The cyclone, which was expected over Saurashtra and Kutch regions, originated in the Arabian Sea due to a low-pressure condition over the Bay of Bengal on August 16. This rare cyclone is the fourth to develop in the Arabian Sea, the last being in 1944.</p>

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<h2>IMD prediction for Gujarat</h2>

<p>According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the cyclone has weakened and is now moving away from Gujarat. However, an orange alert has been issued as heavy to very heavy rainfall is predicted in south Gujarat in isolated areas till September 5. Vadodara, Narmada, Bharuch, Panchmahal, Anand, Dahod, and Chota Udepur are likely to witness heavy rain&nbsp;for the next few days.</p>

<p>The weather department also said that Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad, Aravalli, and Saurashtra-Kutch region are to receive light to moderate rainfall with thunderstorms and lightning.</p>

<p>Strong winds of about 40-50 kilometres per hour are expected over the region.</p>

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<h2>Aftermath of Gujarat rains</h2>

<p>Many areas in Gujarat are severely waterlogged due to heavy rain&nbsp;between August 27 and 29, resulting in loss of lives and properties.</p>

<p>At least 36 people have lost their lives due to rain-related incidents. Over 18,000 have been evacuated from the flood-affected areas.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the city of Vadodara, 24 crocodiles have been rescued from residential areas who came into the city after the water level in the Vishwamitri River rose, causing terror among locals. This happened as water was released from the Ajwa dam, which caused flooding in the region.</p>

<h2><strong>Govt sets up team to assess flood situation</strong></h2>

<p>The central government on Sunday set up a team to assess the damage caused by rain and floods in Gujarat. The team is being led by the executive director of the National Institute of Disaster Management.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Incessant rains have wreaked havoc in the state of Gujarat, disrupting normal life. As the state is gripped with a flooding situation in many areas, Cyclone Asna is expected to continue the severe weather conditions in the state till September 5.

Incessant rains have wreaked havoc in the state of Gujarat, disrupting normal life. As the state is gripped with a flooding situation in many areas, Cyclone Asna is expected to continue the severe weather conditions in the state till September 5. The cyclone, which was expected over Saurashtra and Kutch regions, originated in the Arabian Sea due to a low-pressure condition over the Bay of Bengal on August 16. This rare cyclone is the fourth to develop in the Arabian Sea, the last being in 1944. Also read | Kolkata horror: Main accused Sanjay Roy demanding egg chowmein in jail, authorities respond IMD prediction for Gujarat According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the cyclone has weakened and is now moving away from Gujarat. However, an orange alert has been issued as heavy to very heavy rainfall is predicted in south Gujarat in isolated areas till September 5. Vadodara, Narmada, Bharuch, Panchmahal, Anand, Dahod, and Chota Udepur are likely to witness heavy rain for the next few days. The weather department also said that Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad, Aravalli, and Saurashtra-Kutch region are to receive light to moderate rainfall with thunderstorms and lightning. Strong winds of about 40-50 kilometres per hour are expected over the region. Also read | IndiGo flight makes emergency landing in Kolkata after engine failure mid-air Aftermath of Gujarat rains Many areas in Gujarat are severely waterlogged due to heavy rain between August 27 and 29, resulting in loss of lives and properties. At least 36 people have lost their lives due to rain-related incidents. Over 18,000 have been evacuated from the flood-affected areas. In the city of Vadodara, 24 crocodiles have been rescued from residential areas who came into the city after the water level in the Vishwamitri River rose, causing terror among locals. This happened as water was released from the Ajwa dam, which caused flooding in the region. Govt sets up team to assess flood situation The central government on Sunday set up a team to assess the damage caused by rain and floods in Gujarat. The team is being led by the executive director of the National Institute of Disaster Management. (With inputs from agencies)

Cyclone Asna moves away, heavy rainfall to continue in Gujarat for next five days: IMD

Heavy rains triggers massive waterlogging in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh

<p>Heavy flooding caused by torrential rains in Yemen overnight has destroyed homes and left at least 24 people missing, authorities said on Wednesday.</p>

<p>The floods in Al-Mahwit, a province west of the capital Sanaa controlled by Iran-backed Houthi rebels, triggered landslides that swept through several homes, police said in a statement carried by rebel media.</p>

<p>At least 24 people are missing after seven homes were destroyed in the province's Melhan district, police said.</p>

<p>Authorities have yet to report casualties but images circulating on social media purported to show corpses wrapped in blankets after the floods. &nbsp;</p>

<p>AFP could not independently verify their authenticity.</p>

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<p>The mountains of western Yemen are prone to heavy seasonal rainfall. Since late July, flash flooding has killed 60 people and affected 268,000, according to the United Nations.</p>

<p>Western and central provinces have been warned of worse to come.</p>

<p><strong>Watch |&nbsp;Yemen flood: Torrential rains cause chaos in Yemen's western region</strong></p>

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<p>"In the coming months, increased rainfall is forecast, with the central highlands, Red Sea coastal areas and portions of the southern uplands expected to receive unprecedented levels in excess of 300 millimetres (12 inches)," the World Health Organization warned on Monday.</p>

<p>Earlier this month, the United Nations warned that $4.9 million was urgently needed to scale up the emergency response to extreme weather in war-torn Yemen.</p>

<p>Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of seasonal rains in the Yemeni highlands, much of which are controlled by the Houthi rebels.</p>

<p>A decade of war with the internationally recognised government propped up by a Saudi-led coalition has ravaged medical infrastructure and left millions dependent on international aid.</p>

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Heavy flooding caused by torrential rains in Yemen overnight has destroyed homes and left at least 24 people missing, authorities said on Wednesday. The floods in Al-Mahwit, a province west of the capital Sanaa controlled by Iran-backed Houthi rebels, triggered landslides that swept through several homes, police said in a statement carried by rebel media.

Heavy flooding caused by torrential rains in Yemen overnight has destroyed homes and left at least 24 people missing, authorities said on Wednesday. The floods in Al-Mahwit, a province west of the capital Sanaa controlled by Iran-backed Houthi rebels, triggered landslides that swept through several homes, police said in a statement carried by rebel media. At least 24 people are missing after seven homes were destroyed in the province's Melhan district, police said. Authorities have yet to report casualties but images circulating on social media purported to show corpses wrapped in blankets after the floods. AFP could not independently verify their authenticity. Also read: Merchant vessel off Yemen hit by projectiles, catches fire: UK agency The mountains of western Yemen are prone to heavy seasonal rainfall. Since late July, flash flooding has killed 60 people and affected 268,000, according to the United Nations. Western and central provinces have been warned of worse to come. Watch | Yemen flood: Torrential rains cause chaos in Yemen's western region × "In the coming months, increased rainfall is forecast, with the central highlands, Red Sea coastal areas and portions of the southern uplands expected to receive unprecedented levels in excess of 300 millimetres (12 inches)," the World Health Organization warned on Monday. Earlier this month, the United Nations warned that $4.9 million was urgently needed to scale up the emergency response to extreme weather in war-torn Yemen. Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of seasonal rains in the Yemeni highlands, much of which are controlled by the Houthi rebels. A decade of war with the internationally recognised government propped up by a Saudi-led coalition has ravaged medical infrastructure and left millions dependent on international aid. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Heavy floods hit Yemen, trigger landslides; 24 people go missing, several homes swept away

Emergency teams are scrambling to find out how many people remain missing after a dam breach in Eastern Sudan. The region has been hit by the worst in a series of floods that have devastated a country already torn by 500 days of war.

Sudan Flood: Death toll up to 138, scores missing

In war-torn Sudan, at least 132 people have died due to heavy rains and flooding. The country has experienced an intense rainy season in the last one month, with intermittent torrential flooding mainly in the country's North and East.

Sudan: At least 132 dead in flooding after heavy rainfall

Flash floods triggered by the latest spell of monsoon rains have flooded streets in southern Pakistan. It has further blocked a key highway in the north. This comes as the death toll from rain-related incidents rose to 209 since July 1st.

Heavy rains hit Pakistan as deaths from flash floods jump to 209 since July

<p>A day after torrential rains lashed Delhi-NCR, the government&nbsp;ordered&nbsp;schools to remain shut on Thursday, August 1. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) had&nbsp;issued a red alert for&nbsp;heavy rains on Wednesday in the&nbsp;national capital.</p>

<p>The weather department has also issued an orange alert in Delhi, predicting moderate rains along with thunderstorms and lighting in the next 24 hours in many parts of the region. The rainfall activity is&nbsp;likely to continue till August 5 in the national capital region.</p>

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<p>Several areas in the city got waterlogged due to the sudden downpours on Wednesday, causing&nbsp;long traffic jams and inconvenience to residents. A video of waterlogging outside the new Parliament building, along with leaks in the lobby, was shared on X.</p>

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<p>Many areas in NCR are also affected by waterlogging including Noida and Gurugram. Some schools in Gurugram have also announced a holiday for Thursday as many parts of the city are waterlogged.</p>

<h2>Over 100 mm of rainfall recorded</h2>

<p>Many areas in Delhi recorded over 100 mm of rainfall, according to IMD data from 8:30 am on Wednesday till 5:30 am on Thursday. Safdarjung recorded 107.6 mm of rain, Najafgarh recorded 112.5 mm, and Mayur Vihar measured 147.5 mm of rain.</p>

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<h2>Flights disrupted in the national capital</h2>

<p>The incessant rains in Delhi-NCR resulted in airlines issuing advisories for passengers as many flights were affected. At least 10 flights arriving in the national capital were diverted, while eight were rerouted to Jaipur and two to Lucknow due to severe weather conditions.</p>

<h2>IMD prediction for other regions</h2>

<p>IMD has also predicted heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places in Uttarakhand. While heavy rain activity is expected in Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan at isolated places.</p>

<p>The weather department has forecast&nbsp;thunderstorms and lightning activity at isolated places over Northwest Indian states.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A day after torrential rains lashed Delhi-NCR, the government ordered schools to remain shut on Thursday, August 1. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) had issued a red alert for heavy rains on Wednesday in the national capital.

A day after torrential rains lashed Delhi-NCR, the government ordered schools to remain shut on Thursday, August 1. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) had issued a red alert for heavy rains on Wednesday in the national capital. The weather department has also issued an orange alert in Delhi, predicting moderate rains along with thunderstorms and lighting in the next 24 hours in many parts of the region. The rainfall activity is likely to continue till August 5 in the national capital region. Also Read | Delhi: Three students dead after IAS coaching centre basement floods amid heavy rain Several areas in the city got waterlogged due to the sudden downpours on Wednesday, causing long traffic jams and inconvenience to residents. A video of waterlogging outside the new Parliament building, along with leaks in the lobby, was shared on X. ये वर्तमान नजारा संसद भवन का है.. दिल्ली: राष्ट्रीय राजधानी के कई हिस्सों में बारिश हुई. संसद भवन के बाहर कुछ ऐसा दृश्य देखने को मिला..#Delhi । #Parliament । #DelhiRains pic.twitter.com/7SUFxK9kpm — NDTV India (@ndtvindia) July 31, 2024 × Many areas in NCR are also affected by waterlogging including Noida and Gurugram. Some schools in Gurugram have also announced a holiday for Thursday as many parts of the city are waterlogged. Over 100 mm of rainfall recorded Many areas in Delhi recorded over 100 mm of rainfall, according to IMD data from 8:30 am on Wednesday till 5:30 am on Thursday. Safdarjung recorded 107.6 mm of rain, Najafgarh recorded 112.5 mm, and Mayur Vihar measured 147.5 mm of rain. #WATCH | Delhi: Rain lashes parts of the national capital; water-logging witnessed at Civil Lines pic.twitter.com/8hA2X7KfNI — ANI (@ANI) July 15, 2024 × Also Read | Wayanad landslides: Death toll rises to 256; Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka leave for Wayanad Flights disrupted in the national capital The incessant rains in Delhi-NCR resulted in airlines issuing advisories for passengers as many flights were affected. At least 10 flights arriving in the national capital were diverted, while eight were rerouted to Jaipur and two to Lucknow due to severe weather conditions. IMD prediction for other regions IMD has also predicted heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places in Uttarakhand. While heavy rain activity is expected in Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan at isolated places. The weather department has forecast thunderstorms and lightning activity at isolated places over Northwest Indian states. (With inputs from agencies)

Monsoon Updates: Schools closed in Delhi after torrential rains lash national capital

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<p>At least four people have been killed amid heavy rains that hit parts of the Indian states of&nbsp;Maharashtra and Gujarat. The&nbsp;torrential rain also&nbsp;forced&nbsp;hundreds&nbsp;to&nbsp;evacuate.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>IMD issues red alert&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Mumbai and surrounding regions including&nbsp;Thane, Pune and Palghar. IMD has also issued a red alert for Vadodara, Gujarat with the level of the Vishwamitri River rising to 18.3 feet.</p>

<p>The National Disaster Relief Force (NDRF) has been conducting evacuation operations in Gujarat since Tuesday.</p>

<p>As of Thursday (Jul 25) morning, areas in south and central Gujarat, including Surat, Bharuch, and Anand, have been struck by heavy rain. Train services in several regions of the state were also impacted.</p>

<h2><strong>Surat: Over 200 individuals relocated</strong></h2>

<p>Heavy rain in Gujarat's&nbsp;Surat on Tuesday (Jul 23) led to widespread flooding in the city and isolated several villages.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The floods also prompted&nbsp;the relocation of over 200 individuals, according to officials. Precautionary measures included blocking 132 roads in the district.</p>

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<p>The intense rainfall also reportedly resulted in six incidents of wall collapses in Gujarat&nbsp;on Tuesday and Wednesday.</p>

<h2><strong>Four killed&nbsp;in Pune due to heavy rains</strong></h2>

<p>In Pune, at least four people were killed, and nearly 400 others were evacuated on Thursday due to flooding along Sinhagad Road and other riverbank areas, caused by incessant&nbsp;rains, officials told the news agency&nbsp;PTI.</p>

<p>On Wednesday night, three youngsters died from electrocution near Bhide Bridge in Pune&nbsp;after&nbsp;an electric current entered stagnant floodwater.</p>

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<p>Meanwhile, a&nbsp;landslide in Adharwadi village early on Thursday morning claimed one life. The Indian army has deployed two columns in the Sinhagad Road area which was severely affected by flooding.</p>

<p>In Maharashtra, four major rivers have surpassed their danger levels, prompting a high alert for riverside villages. According to the state irrigation department's data released on Thursday, the Kundalika River has risen to 24.50 metres, exceeding its danger threshold of 23.95 metres. Therefore, villages such as Roha, Kolad, Gowe, Pui, Wakan, Khargaon, and Dhatav face potential risks.</p>

<p>The Amba River at Nagothane Bandhara has also climbed to 10.40 metres, surpassing its danger level of 9.00 metres. As a result, Nagothane, Pali, and Unhere villages were said to be&nbsp;at risk.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


At least four people have been killed amid heavy rains that hit parts of the Indian states of Maharashtra and Gujarat. The torrential rain also forced hundreds to evacuate.

At least four people have been killed amid heavy rains that hit parts of the Indian states of Maharashtra and Gujarat. The torrential rain also forced hundreds to evacuate. IMD issues red alert The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Mumbai and surrounding regions including Thane, Pune and Palghar. IMD has also issued a red alert for Vadodara, Gujarat with the level of the Vishwamitri River rising to 18.3 feet. The National Disaster Relief Force (NDRF) has been conducting evacuation operations in Gujarat since Tuesday. As of Thursday (Jul 25) morning, areas in south and central Gujarat, including Surat, Bharuch, and Anand, have been struck by heavy rain. Train services in several regions of the state were also impacted. Surat: Over 200 individuals relocated Heavy rain in Gujarat's Surat on Tuesday (Jul 23) led to widespread flooding in the city and isolated several villages. The floods also prompted the relocation of over 200 individuals, according to officials. Precautionary measures included blocking 132 roads in the district. Watch: Deadly China floods | Three Gorges Dam to collapse? | Typhoon Gaemi × The intense rainfall also reportedly resulted in six incidents of wall collapses in Gujarat on Tuesday and Wednesday. Four killed in Pune due to heavy rains In Pune, at least four people were killed, and nearly 400 others were evacuated on Thursday due to flooding along Sinhagad Road and other riverbank areas, caused by incessant rains, officials told the news agency PTI. On Wednesday night, three youngsters died from electrocution near Bhide Bridge in Pune after an electric current entered stagnant floodwater. Also read: UAE's non-oil sector is 74 per cent of GDP; small industries crucial: UAE economy minister in India Meanwhile, a landslide in Adharwadi village early on Thursday morning claimed one life. The Indian army has deployed two columns in the Sinhagad Road area which was severely affected by flooding. In Maharashtra, four major rivers have surpassed their danger levels, prompting a high alert for riverside villages. According to the state irrigation department's data released on Thursday, the Kundalika River has risen to 24.50 metres, exceeding its danger threshold of 23.95 metres. Therefore, villages such as Roha, Kolad, Gowe, Pui, Wakan, Khargaon, and Dhatav face potential risks. The Amba River at Nagothane Bandhara has also climbed to 10.40 metres, surpassing its danger level of 9.00 metres. As a result, Nagothane, Pali, and Unhere villages were said to be at risk. (With inputs from agencies)

Heavy rains devastate Maharashtra, Gujarat: Four killed, hundreds evacuated amid flood risk

<p>Heavy rain lashed parts of Delhi and Noida on the morning of Wednesday (Jul 24), bringing respite from humidity. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a "yellow" alert in the national capital as more rains are forecasted for the next two days. An "orange" alert has been issued in Haryana and Punjab.</p>

<p>According to the weather department, moderate to heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms is expected in parts of Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Meerut and some adjoining areas today. The maximum temperature will likely hover around 34 degrees Celsius and the minimum at 26 degrees Celsius in the national capital.</p>

<p>On Monday, Delhi witnessed a change in the weather conditions with heavy showers. According to the weather officials, the city recorded a maximum temperature of 36.2 degrees Celsius, 1.3 notches higher than normal. The relative humidity was recorded at 68 per cent at 5:30 pm.</p>

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<p>According to the Central Pollution Control Board Delhi recorded a "satisfactory" Air Quality Index (AQI) measuring 93 at 6 pm.</p>

<p>The authorities have issued an alert for the villages in Noida along the banks of the Yamuna River as the water levels have risen due to heavy rains. Last year, villages in Delhi and Noida witnessed flooding during the rainy season which caused inconvenience for the residents.</p>

<p>According to IMD officials, light to moderate rain was recorded in many parts of the national capital on Monday (Jul 22). 31.4 mm of rainfall was recorded at the Safdarjung Observatory between 8:30 am and 5:30 pm.</p>

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<h2>IMD rainfall prediction for other states</h2>

<p>The weather department has also predicted heavy to very heavy rain activity in Gujarat, Konkan, and Goa. The rainfall in these regions is possible to be more than 20 cm.</p>

<p>IMD has also predicted heavy rainfall in Jammu, Kashmir, Ladakh, Gilgit, Muzaffarabad, and Baltistan. Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and West Uttar Pradesh are also to witness heavy rains.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Northeastern states of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Mizoram and Tripura, along with Jharkhand, are also expected to receive heavy rainfall. Kerala and Mahe, Coastal Karnataka and South Interior Karnataka regions are also likely to receive heavy rainfall.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Heavy rain lashed parts of Delhi and Noida on the morning of Wednesday (Jul 24), bringing respite from humidity. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a "yellow" alert in the national capital as more rains are forecasted for the next two days.

Heavy rain lashed parts of Delhi and Noida on the morning of Wednesday (Jul 24), bringing respite from humidity. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a "yellow" alert in the national capital as more rains are forecasted for the next two days. An "orange" alert has been issued in Haryana and Punjab. According to the weather department, moderate to heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms is expected in parts of Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Meerut and some adjoining areas today. The maximum temperature will likely hover around 34 degrees Celsius and the minimum at 26 degrees Celsius in the national capital. On Monday, Delhi witnessed a change in the weather conditions with heavy showers. According to the weather officials, the city recorded a maximum temperature of 36.2 degrees Celsius, 1.3 notches higher than normal. The relative humidity was recorded at 68 per cent at 5:30 pm. Also Read | Kedarnath: 3 dead, several injured after landslide hits pilgrimage According to the Central Pollution Control Board Delhi recorded a "satisfactory" Air Quality Index (AQI) measuring 93 at 6 pm. The authorities have issued an alert for the villages in Noida along the banks of the Yamuna River as the water levels have risen due to heavy rains. Last year, villages in Delhi and Noida witnessed flooding during the rainy season which caused inconvenience for the residents. According to IMD officials, light to moderate rain was recorded in many parts of the national capital on Monday (Jul 22). 31.4 mm of rainfall was recorded at the Safdarjung Observatory between 8:30 am and 5:30 pm. Also Read | 11 dead, over 30 missing after bridge in China collapses amid torrential rain IMD rainfall prediction for other states The weather department has also predicted heavy to very heavy rain activity in Gujarat, Konkan, and Goa. The rainfall in these regions is possible to be more than 20 cm. IMD has also predicted heavy rainfall in Jammu, Kashmir, Ladakh, Gilgit, Muzaffarabad, and Baltistan. Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and West Uttar Pradesh are also to witness heavy rains. Northeastern states of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Mizoram and Tripura, along with Jharkhand, are also expected to receive heavy rainfall. Kerala and Mahe, Coastal Karnataka and South Interior Karnataka regions are also likely to receive heavy rainfall. (With inputs from agencies)

Weather updates: Heavy rain lashes Delhi, Noida on Wednesday morning; 'yellow' alert issued

<p>As the intensity of the monsoon rains is increasing, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts heavy rains in North and Northeast India.</p>

<p>After a long spell of dry and hot weather, Delhi-NCR has witnessed rains and relief from the heat over the last week. It is expected that Delhi will observe rainfall between July 11 and 13. Alerts have been issued for the rising water level in the Yamuna River during the monsoon rains.</p>

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<p>The weather is expected to remain cloudy in the national capital today with light rainfall. Maximum is expected to settle around 36 degrees Celsius and minimum around 26 degrees Celsius.</p>

<p>An 'orange alert' for heavy rains has been issued for parts of Uttar Pradesh as IMD predicts isolated very heavy rainfall in the region. Bihar is to witness extremely heavy rains on July 11, according to the weather department.&nbsp;</p>

<h2>Mumbai rains</h2>

<p>The IMD has issued a 'yellow alert' for several parts of Mumbai after the city witnessed torrential rains on Monday. Heavy to very heavy rainfall alert has been issued in the city for the next three days, July 12 to 14.</p>

<p>On Monday, heavy rainfall lashed Mumbai, disrupting public services due to waterlogging. Bus services, local trains, and flight operations were affected. The schools and colleges also remained closed.</p>

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<h2>Other parts of the country</h2>

<p>According to IMD, several states are expected to witness rainfall activity until July 15. Heavy rains are expected over Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim, Odisha, and Jharkhand. Light rains are expected in Uttarakhand, Jammu-Kashmir, Ladakh, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Rajasthan, and central parts of the country.</p>

<p>A yellow alert has been issued in Himachal Pradesh for July 11 and 12 as IMD forecasts lightning, thunderstorms, and strong winds, while sporadic rains are to continue till July 15.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


As the intensity of the monsoon rains is increasing, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts heavy rains in North and Northeast India. After a long spell of dry and hot weather, Delhi-NCR has witnessed rains and relief from the heat over the last week.

As the intensity of the monsoon rains is increasing, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts heavy rains in North and Northeast India. After a long spell of dry and hot weather, Delhi-NCR has witnessed rains and relief from the heat over the last week. It is expected that Delhi will observe rainfall between July 11 and 13. Alerts have been issued for the rising water level in the Yamuna River during the monsoon rains. Also Read | Watch: People scream, run for life as massive landslide blocks Badrinath Highway in Joshimath The weather is expected to remain cloudy in the national capital today with light rainfall. Maximum is expected to settle around 36 degrees Celsius and minimum around 26 degrees Celsius. An 'orange alert' for heavy rains has been issued for parts of Uttar Pradesh as IMD predicts isolated very heavy rainfall in the region. Bihar is to witness extremely heavy rains on July 11, according to the weather department. Mumbai rains The IMD has issued a 'yellow alert' for several parts of Mumbai after the city witnessed torrential rains on Monday. Heavy to very heavy rainfall alert has been issued in the city for the next three days, July 12 to 14. On Monday, heavy rainfall lashed Mumbai, disrupting public services due to waterlogging. Bus services, local trains, and flight operations were affected. The schools and colleges also remained closed. Also Read | Monsoon mayhem: Incessant rains continue to lash Mumbai, over 248 flights delayed Other parts of the country According to IMD, several states are expected to witness rainfall activity until July 15. Heavy rains are expected over Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim, Odisha, and Jharkhand. Light rains are expected in Uttarakhand, Jammu-Kashmir, Ladakh, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Rajasthan, and central parts of the country. A yellow alert has been issued in Himachal Pradesh for July 11 and 12 as IMD forecasts lightning, thunderstorms, and strong winds, while sporadic rains are to continue till July 15. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>A man&nbsp;was spotted floating on a mattress on a flooded road in the west Indian city of Pune on Friday (June 7), and his antics have gone viral on social media.</p>

<p>An X user shared a video of the man that has many on social media laughing uncontrollably.</p>

<p>The man who has caused many to laugh out on social media was captured on camera by Urmi, who posted the video on X.</p>

<p>In the widely shared video, he was spotted floating on a mattress on a wet road when the monsoon season arrived in parts of India and brought with it heavy rains.</p>

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<p>In the 15-second clip, the man stationed himself on a mattress of sorts and was seen having the time of his life, surfing on the waterlogged road.</p>

<p>"Pune people got no chill," the post's caption read.</p>

<p>Someone said, "Pune becomes more eco-friendly in rains." Another said, "I can bet this boy has an assignment due tomorrow."&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Another replied, "If a truck or bus passes by, you can surf as well."</p>

<p>The video has received over 64,000 views, 114 comments, and 123 reposts.</p>

<p>Maharashtra saw respite from heat on Thursday with the arrival of the southwest monsoon, especially in districts experiencing extreme heat and acute water shortages, according to news agency PTI.</p>

<p>According to scientist Sunil Kamble of the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the monsoon has arrived in the districts of Sindhudurg in south Konkan and Sangli and Kolhapur in western Maharashtra.</p>


A man was spotted floating on a mattress on a flooded road in the west Indian city of Pune on Friday (June 7), and his antics have gone viral on social media. An X user shared a video of the man that has many on social media laughing uncontrollably.

A man was spotted floating on a mattress on a flooded road in the west Indian city of Pune on Friday (June 7), and his antics have gone viral on social media. An X user shared a video of the man that has many on social media laughing uncontrollably. The man who has caused many to laugh out on social media was captured on camera by Urmi, who posted the video on X. In the widely shared video, he was spotted floating on a mattress on a wet road when the monsoon season arrived in parts of India and brought with it heavy rains. Pune people got no chill? Naah, they got all the chul. #PuneRains pic.twitter.com/Im6e9ey4uR — Urrmi (@Urrmi_) June 7, 2024 × In the 15-second clip, the man stationed himself on a mattress of sorts and was seen having the time of his life, surfing on the waterlogged road. "Pune people got no chill," the post's caption read. Someone said, "Pune becomes more eco-friendly in rains." Another said, "I can bet this boy has an assignment due tomorrow." Also read: Delhi water crisis: Atishi blasts Haryana government as blame game continues Another replied, "If a truck or bus passes by, you can surf as well." The video has received over 64,000 views, 114 comments, and 123 reposts. Maharashtra saw respite from heat on Thursday with the arrival of the southwest monsoon, especially in districts experiencing extreme heat and acute water shortages, according to news agency PTI. According to scientist Sunil Kamble of the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the monsoon has arrived in the districts of Sindhudurg in south Konkan and Sangli and Kolhapur in western Maharashtra.

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<p>Chinese state media reported on Sunday (April 21) that certain regions of southern China are bracing for severe floods, described as occurring approximately once every hundred years, due to heavy rainfall.</p>

<p>The downpours have affected large&nbsp;areas of Guangdong province since Thursday, causing rivers in the Pearl River Delta, a key manufacturing hub in China, to swell.</p>

<p>Weather advisories have been issued for significant portions of central Guangdong, with the national meteorological agency cautioning about severe storms along the coast until Monday evening.</p>

<p>On Sunday, aerial footage captured by state broadcaster CCTV showed murky floodwaters reaching close to street level in certain towns, submerging low-lying buildings and revealing a towering pagoda amidst the deluge.</p>

<p>According to CCTV, citing the provincial hydrology bureau, three locations within the Bei River basin are expected to witness flooding of a magnitude occurring approximately once every century, attributed to heavy precipitation. These areas are projected to experience floods reaching up to 5.8 metres&nbsp;(19 feet) above the designated warning level starting early Monday morning.</p>

<p>Additionally, several other regions are anticipated to encounter floods of a magnitude typically seen once every 50 years.</p>

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<p>The Pearl River Delta, housing approximately 127 million people in Guangdong alone, stands as one of China's most densely populated regions.</p>

<p>Despite the unfolding situation, there have been no immediate reports of casualties or widespread evacuations.</p>

<p>In response to the crisis, authorities have initiated a level-three emergency response in Guangdong, which is the second lowest level in a four-tier system, as per CCTV reports.</p>

<p>Parts of neighbouring provinces such as Jiangxi and Fujian are also expected to face severe rainstorms on Sunday evening.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/baby-dragons-to-rescue-china-here-is-why-beijing-is-counting-on-2024-to-fix-its-population-woes-681243">Also read |&nbsp;'Baby dragons' to rescue China? Beijing is counting on 2024 to fix its population woes - Here's Why</a></p>

<p>While extreme weather events are not uncommon in China, recent years have witnessed the nation grappling with severe floods, prolonged droughts, and record-breaking heat. The increasing frequency and intensity of these events can be attributed to climate change driven by human-induced greenhouse gas emissions, with China being the world's largest emitter.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Chinese state media reported on Sunday (April 21) that certain regions of southern China are bracing for severe floods, described as occurring approximately once every hundred years, due to heavy rainfall.

Chinese state media reported on Sunday (April 21) that certain regions of southern China are bracing for severe floods, described as occurring approximately once every hundred years, due to heavy rainfall. The downpours have affected large areas of Guangdong province since Thursday, causing rivers in the Pearl River Delta, a key manufacturing hub in China, to swell. Weather advisories have been issued for significant portions of central Guangdong, with the national meteorological agency cautioning about severe storms along the coast until Monday evening. On Sunday, aerial footage captured by state broadcaster CCTV showed murky floodwaters reaching close to street level in certain towns, submerging low-lying buildings and revealing a towering pagoda amidst the deluge. According to CCTV, citing the provincial hydrology bureau, three locations within the Bei River basin are expected to witness flooding of a magnitude occurring approximately once every century, attributed to heavy precipitation. These areas are projected to experience floods reaching up to 5.8 metres (19 feet) above the designated warning level starting early Monday morning. Additionally, several other regions are anticipated to encounter floods of a magnitude typically seen once every 50 years. Also watch | China: Xi Jinping decrees expansion of cyberwarfare capabilities The Pearl River Delta, housing approximately 127 million people in Guangdong alone, stands as one of China's most densely populated regions. Despite the unfolding situation, there have been no immediate reports of casualties or widespread evacuations. In response to the crisis, authorities have initiated a level-three emergency response in Guangdong, which is the second lowest level in a four-tier system, as per CCTV reports. Parts of neighbouring provinces such as Jiangxi and Fujian are also expected to face severe rainstorms on Sunday evening. Also read | 'Baby dragons' to rescue China? Beijing is counting on 2024 to fix its population woes - Here's Why While extreme weather events are not uncommon in China, recent years have witnessed the nation grappling with severe floods, prolonged droughts, and record-breaking heat. The increasing frequency and intensity of these events can be attributed to climate change driven by human-induced greenhouse gas emissions, with China being the world's largest emitter. (With inputs from agencies)

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