In Bihar Monsoon Has gained momentum once again. In many districts including Patna on Tuesday morning Jhajjham rained out. The Meteorological Department has issued a warning of heavy rainfall in 9 districts of the state.

Eastern in these districts ChamparanWestern Champaran And Gopalganj I have been expected to have very heavy rainfall, while Saran, Sewan, Samastipur, Begusarai, Khagadia And Jamui In thunderstorms with heavy rainfall and cloud roaring Alert Has been released.

Overnight Remained from Monsoon

In many districts from late night on Tuesday Monsoon Stayed active. Due to heavy rains in the capital Patna and surrounding areas, people had to face problems in traffic.

Meteorological Department from 3:55 am Eastern ChamparanWestern Champaran, GopalganjSaran, SewanPatna, Vaishali, Bhojpur, Nawada And Madhubani For Yellow Alert Was released it Alert It was expected to remain effective by 7 am.

Wind speed and lightning

The Meteorological Department has warned that strong winds can be blowing at a speed of 30 to 40 kilometers per hour in many districts. Also, electricity Fall And there is also a danger of thunderstorms.

All the districts of North Bihar and Patna, Gaya, Gaya, Nalanda, Jehanabad, Begusarai, Bhojpur And Nawada There is a possibility of clouds and medium level rainfall.

Heavy rains also occurred on Monday also

In the state on Monday too Monsoon Stayed active. Khagadia 158 in Mm Rainfall was recorded, which was the most. Other than this Vaishali 95.4 in Mm89.4 in Gaya MmSaran and Madhubani 87.8 in Mm, Darbhanga 84.4 in MmFrom Patna Khusarupur 73.4 in Mm And Sewan And Samastipur 72 in Mm Rain was recorded.

Tuesday evening west ChamparanEastern Champaran, Gopalganj, Sewan, Muzaffarpur, Aurangabad, Arwal And Went In Orange Alert Of with Heavy Rain of Information Gave Went,

due to rain temperature In I Decline

Continuous Rain Of Reason State Of temperature In Decline I Is, Patna In 0.4 degree of Decline Of with 31.4 degree Celsius temperature Record Did Went, Purnia In Maximum temperature 33.4 degree Raised, Whereas To all Less temperature Sarhasa In 29.5 degree Celsius Record Did Went, State Of average temperature 30 From 31 degree Celsius Of between Made up Happened Is,

The monsoon has once again wreaked havoc in Himachal Pradesh. Life has been disturbed due to continuous rains in the state. The Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert of heavy to very heavy rain for Chamba, Kangra and Kullu districts today (31 August). At the same time, a yellow alert of heavy rains has been issued in Mandi, Shimla, Solan and Sirmaur.

On September 1, there will be a yellow alert of rain in Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Mandi and Shimla. The same situation will remain in Shimla, Solan and Sirmaur on September 2. The weather may be bad from September 3 to 5, although no alert is issued these days.

839 roads closed so far, Chamba’s bad condition

According to the State Emergency Operations Center, 839 roads are closed so far. These include 286 in Chamba, 197 in Mandi, 175 in Kullu, 61 in Kangra, 38 in Sirmaur and 28 in Shimla. Apart from this, three national highways are also stalled in Kullu and Mandi districts. The supply of electricity and water is also badly affected. 728 transformers and 456 drinking water schemes are closed.

320 people died so far

So far 320 people have lost their lives in the monsoon season, while 377 people are injured and 40 people are still missing. The maximum number of deaths have been 51 in Mandi and 49 in Kangra. 36 people have died in Chamba, 29 in Shimla, 28-28 in Kullu and Kinnaur.

Loss of crores in Himachal

So far 4041 houses have been damaged, out of which 824 have completely collapsed. The maximum 1592 houses were damaged in the mandi, of which 517 fell completely. Apart from this, 467 shops and 3646 animals have been destroyed.

A total of Rs 3042 crore has been damaged by the monsoon. In this, there has been a loss of 1693 crore to the Public Works Department and 1070 crores to the Water Power Department.

Heavy rain in the last 24 hours

In the last 24 hours, Chamba’s Chuadi received the highest 100 mm of rain. 90 in Jogindernagar, 70-70 in Rampur Bushahar and Dharamshala, 60-60 mm in Shimla, Katuala, Nahan and Palampur.

A helicopter running a monsoon -affected rescue operation in northern Pakistan crashed on Friday (August 15, 2025), in which 5 crew members were killed. AFP has given this information citing the statement of the Chief Minister of Pakhtunkhwa province.

Chief Minister of Pakhtunkhwa province Ali Amin Gandapur said that this accident has occurred due to bad weather in Pandiali area of Mohammand district. In Bajaur, the MI-17 helicopter carrying relief material for rain-affected areas crashed in Pandiali area of Mohammand district due to bad weather, in which five crew members including two pilots were killed.

Rescue operation team reached the crashed place

According to the PTI report, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government’s MI-17 helicopter was flying from Peshawar to Bajaur, when it lost contact with the moctive tribal district. However, no official information has been received from the officials whether the accident happened due to bad weather or due to any other reason. The rescue operation team has been sent to the crashed area.

According to AFP, landslides and sudden floods have occurred in northern Pakistan due to heavy monsoon rains and at least 164 people have died in the area in the last 24 hours. According to the National Disaster Management Authority, most of the deaths were recorded in the hill Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, where the figure is 150.

Pakistan Meteorological Department released alert

At the same time, the Pakistan Meteorological Department has also issued an alert regarding heavy rains in the north-west and requested the people to get out of the house and avoid going to danger areas.

Also read:- This person hoisted the tricolor before Jawaharlal Nehru in independent India, know that unheard story of 1947