Monsoon Rain: There will be a monsoon impact from north to south... east to west. Rain will fall in 24 states of the nation, and Delhi and the Upper Potomac will be inundated

 

Monsoon Rain: There will be a monsoon impact from north to south... east to west. Rain will fall in 24 states of the nation, and Delhi and the Upper Potomac will be inundated

Monsoon Rain: Delhi, the nation's capital, is also experiencing the effects of the monsoon. IMD has even predicted rain and clouds for today. In addition to this, the Northeast and South Indian states will get monsoon rains.

In India, the monsoon has covered more than 80% of the country. In 24 states throughout the nation, the Meteorological Department has forecast moderate to heavy rain during the next 24 hours. In places like Gujarat and Punjab, the monsoon has progressed. According to IMD, India's East, Central, North West, and West will experience monsoon rainfall throughout the course of the next five days. In this time, the UP, Uttarakhand, Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Punjab, and Himachal Pradesh will see severe rains. A warning for heavy rains has also been issued by the Bureau of Meteor for Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Goa.

Delhi, the nation's capital, is also experiencing the effects of the monsoon. IMD has even predicted rain and clouds for today. In addition to this, the Northeast and South Indian states will get monsoon rains. Assam is still experiencing wet weather, which has given the Brahmaputra river a ferocious appearance. In the state's low-lying regions, there is a flood-like condition. Numerous thousands have been impacted. The rivers in Himachal Pradesh are also swollen at the same time. It has been suggested that visitors avoid Himachal for the upcoming days. At numerous locations, landslides are blocking roads, and erosion is happening because of the swift water flow.

According to this IMD forecast, Uttar Pradesh would experience the monsoon's greatest impact starting on June 29. Until July 1, the entire state is predicted to see heavy rain. In several areas of the state, light to moderate rain is predicted on July 2 and 3. The Meteorological Department has expressed optimism for Western UP's return to normal rainfall today. This region of the state had light to moderate rain with thunder and lightning over the past 24 hours. For today's heavy rainfall in 7 districts of Uttarakhand, IMD has issued an orange alert. Heavy downpours are expected in Nainital, Champawat, Tehri, Pauri, Dehradun, Bageshwar, and Pithoragarh, according to the weather service. On the one hand, UP is experiencing the effects of the monsoon,

In Bihar, June rainfall may break a record that has stood for 122 years. With only 2 days left till the end of June, the state has only received 28.6 mm of rain. The Meteorological Department has data going back to 1901, and according to that data, the lowest amount of rain that fell in Bihar during the month of June was 41.1 mm in 1926. The IMD provided some good news, stating that the state will not experience rain-friendly conditions anytime soon. Kerala's monsoon began on June 8, but the state hasn't received as much rain as usual. Kerala has received 65% less rain so far this year than it typically does because of the monsoon.