- Monsoon has established itself over Bihar and Assam, with forecasts predicting heavy rainfall in isolated areas.
- Flash floods hit Assam from upper catchment areas, leading to NDRF deployment for monitoring and response.
- IMD monitors rainfall and river discharge in Arunachal Pradesh and Assam, anticipating downstream flood impacts.
Persistent heavy rainfall in Arunachal Pradesh is causing landslides and floods.
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Updated Sep 16
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What happened
Persistent heavy rainfall in Arunachal Pradesh is causing landslides and floods.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Heavy rain caused sudden rise in Kumey River in Arunachal Pradesh.Sub-event
Heavy rains trigger landslides and floods in Arunachal Pradesh.1 source
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The entities involved
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Arunachal Pradesh
region administered by India as a state
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India Meteorological Department
meteorological agency of the Government of India
- The India Meteorological Department has issued warnings regarding adverse weather conditions, including a red alert for Angul district, due to a low-pressure area affecting coastal regions of India.
- IMD monitors weather shifts in high-altitude Kashmir, leading to snowfall and temporary relief from heatwave conditions.
Related events
- The India Meteorological Department issued warnings regarding intensified rainfall activity in Kerala.
- IMD forecasts more rains in Odisha.
- IMD forecasts heavy rainfall across Andhra Pradesh due to weather systems influenced by Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
- IMD warned of heavy rain in northern Tamil Nadu, while footfall is expected to fall due to Ayudha Puja.
- IMD issued a red alert regarding heavy rainfall in Chandigarh.