New Delhi: Heavy rainfall has led to extensive waterlogging in several states across India, including Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Kerala, and Bihar. The downpourhas severely disrupted normal life, causing significant challenges for residents. Several videos have surfaced online. Take a look at all the visuals here: Tamil Nadu In Tamil Nadu, several low-lying areas in Chennai experienced waterlogging, leading to traffic congestion and delays in public transport. Local authorities are working to pump out excess water from inundated streets to restore normalcy.#WATCH | Tamil Nadu: Rain lashes parts of Nilgiris.A holiday has been declared today in the schools Pandalur Gudalur in Nilgiris district due to heavy rains: Nilgiris District Collector pic.twitter.com/NuZqkU3E6U— ANI (@ANI) June 26, 2024#WATCH | Tamil Nadu: Rain lashes several parts of Kanchipuram pic.twitter.com/Js0RmTWKTZ— ANI (@ANI) May 21, 2024#WATCH | Tamil Nadu: Rain lashes in several parts of Madurai. pic.twitter.com/GYIpIBabGi— ANI (@ANI) May 20, 2024DelhiDelhi also faced its share of woes as heavy rain inundated roads and caused waterlogging in various parts of the city. Commuters struggled with disrupted traffic flow, resulting in long delays during peak hours.PLS RAISE DELHI FLOODING ISSUE IN PARLIAMENT TODAYThis is what happens when we want to construct incessantly, cover rain water drains & concretize everywhere. There is no collective responsibility @BansuriSwaraj @ManishTewari @official_dda @ManojTiwariMP @Jairam_Ramesh (1/5) pic.twitter.com/G4kGjWqsys— Jeevesh KulwantGupta (@cerebraljuggler) June 28, 2024 Extremely Heavy Rainfall in New Delhi as Safdarjung recorded 228mm Rainfall in early morning hours till 8:30am, just missed its old June record of 1 day rain235.5mm on 28th June 1936Shimla in Himachal Pradesh recorded 84mm Rainfall overnightKota in Rajasthan 153mm in 48hrs pic.twitter.com/zAbTzcPZC7— Weatherman Shubham (@shubhamtorres09) June 28, 2024Delhi drowns after rainA scene from Hansraj College, Malka ganj chowk.#Rain pic.twitter.com/J1oiXvRpvO— Atulkrishan (@iAtulKrishan1) June 28, 2024Waterlogging under Dhaula Kuan flyover, traffic on Ring Road affected. This is the condition of the national capital after rain. Delhi Traffic Police has issued an alert. pic.twitter.com/UFuBlObKVf— Abhishek (@AbhishekSay) June 28, 2024Delhi drowns after rainA scene from New Delhi Railway Station pic.twitter.com/8HcJSmqFLO— Atulkrishan (@iAtulKrishan1) June 28, 2024Delhi: BJP councillor Ravi Negi blamed the AAP government for waterlogging due to heavy rain, says, Weve been shouting in the assembly to clean PWD drains... Delhi is drowning now pic.twitter.com/RWDDp3LGXH— IANS (@ians_india) June 28, 2024Watch: Delhis ITO area submerged after hours of rain, causing significant inconvenience to locals pic.twitter.com/prrKO0Iv7U— IANS (@ians_india) June 28, 2024 Uttar Pradesh Uttar Pradesh witnessed similar scenes, with cities like Lucknow and Kanpur grappling with waterlogged streets. The incessant rain added to the woes of residents already dealing with the aftermath of previous downpours.Visuals of Ram Mandir entrance gate under first spell of rain.No wonder why they lost from Ayodhya.They are playing with the emotions of a billion of Hindus for their political gain.Wake up pic.twitter.com/jyLUzk4vwh— Dr Vegitarian Sehgal 🤡(देवस्य गुप्तचरः) (@Nayak_Khalnyak) June 27, 2024 Kerala In Kerala, the situation was compounded by heavy rains that triggered landslides and flash floods in some hilly areas. Rescue teams have been deployed to evacuate affected residents to safer locations and provide necessary relief efforts.#WATCH | Kerala: Rain lashes several parts of Kozhikode. pic.twitter.com/80tYMyBcDm— ANI (@ANI) June 27, 2024🌧️☔❤️#Kerala #Rain #India @meDhruv10 @_meAshMolly #Delhi #Lucknow pic.twitter.com/aji1ulqCVw— News 24×7🇮🇳 (@News2406) June 19, 2024Heavy rain Western Ghats Manjolai kMTR. Gods country.@rameshpandeyifs @MMathiventhan @supriyasahuias @tnforestdept @TNForest @Collectortnv @Vish_speaks @Rajani_Weather @chennaiweather @weather_kerala pic.twitter.com/PViNPQ0xFO— manjolai selvakumar 0+ (@Mselvak44272998) June 26, 2024BiharBihar, too, reported waterlogging in urban centers like Patna and Gaya. The state government has activated disaster response teams to manage the situation and assist those stranded by the rising water levels.Much needed rain for Patna.pic.twitter.com/kVjkt1YNd9— Bihar_se_hai (@Bihar_se_hai) June 27, 2023#WATCH | Bihar: Rain lashes parts of Patna. pic.twitter.com/iIi81s7y41— ANI (@ANI) June 24, 2024Mumbai In Mumbai, the situation was compounded by heavy rains that triggered landslides and flash floods in some hilly areas. Rescue teams have been deployed to evacuate affected residents to safer locations and provide necessary relief efforts.#MumbaiThis is Borivali Stn Platform 3 nr the FOB after a brief spell of Rain.@drmbct@RailMinIndia #MumbaiRains pic.twitter.com/bHMaWN1pgI— मुंबई Matters™ (@mumbaimatterz) June 19, 2024This is a view of Mumbai. 😍Hope to see you soon in #Delhi🥰🥰 ☔️☔️☔️#Rain #LoveRain#MumbaiRains @IndiaWeatherMan pic.twitter.com/fmDVal1A20— Sakshi Gupta (@SakshiG09) June 20, 2024Its Monsoon Season Lets Enjoy the Heavy Downpour.Traffic was Disrupted on my route to home but once I turned on Atal Setu, I enjoyed the Rain.Check it out..sound of wind & rain on Atal Setu#atalsetu #MumbaiMeriJaan #Mumbai @mumbaimatterz @rushikesh_agre_ @RoadsOfMumbai pic.twitter.com/ZX6R5ukczm— Jignesh Gada (@gadajignesh) June 28, 2024IMD warning on rainThe meteorological department has issued warnings for continued heavy rainfall in these regions, urging residents to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel. The forecast predicts intermittent showers over the next few days, which could exacerbate the existing waterlogging issues.Authorities are on high alert, coordinating efforts to drain waterlogged areas and minimize the impact on daily life. Residents are advised to exercise caution, adhere to safety guidelines, and seek assistance if needed during this challenging weather period. As the monsoon season progresses, monitoring and response measures remain crucial to mitigating the effects of heavy rainfall and ensuring the safety and well-being of all citizens affected by the weather conditions across India.
