IMD ALERT: HEAVY RAIN MAY CAUSE HAVOC, WARNING ISSUED FOR BIHAR AND OTHER STATES, LATEST UPDATE HERE
Heavy Rainfall Warning for Bihar and Surrounding Areas
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an alert for heavy to very heavy rainfall with thunderstorms, lightning, and squalls expected over Bihar and adjoining states starting August 10, 2025, continuing into the next few days. The warning covers multiple districts with a risk of localized flooding, waterlogging, and possible disruption to normal life.
Key Details of the IMD Warning
Date of Issue: August 10, 2025
Region: Bihar, along with parts of eastern Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, and West Bengal.
Nature of Warning: Heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorm and lightning, with squalls expected possibly exceeding 40–50 km/hr winds.
Duration: The advisory covers Day 1 (August 10) and Day 2 (August 11), with possible extension based on evolving weather patterns.
Potential Impact and Precautions
Urban and rural areas may face flooding, traffic disruptions, and power outages due to storm activity.
Riverbanks and low-lying areas could witness waterlogging and heightened flood risks.
Farmers are advised to protect crops and livestock from strong winds and heavy downpours.
General public should avoid non-essential travel during peak rainfall hours and heed official advisories.
IMD’s Ongoing Monitoring and Coordination
IMD is actively monitoring the monsoon parameters using satellite data and weather models, providing timely updates to state governments and disaster management authorities. Emergency preparedness measures are recommended by local administrations to mitigate the adverse effects of heavy rainfall.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
Q1: Which states have received the heavy rain warning from IMD?
Bihar is primarily warned, along with adjoining regions of eastern Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, and West Bengal.
Q2: What kind of weather is expected during the alert period?
Heavy to very heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds or squalls of 40–50 km/hr are forecast.
Q3: How long will the heavy rain warning last?
The alert is currently for August 10 and 11, 2025, with possible extensions depending on weather updates.
Q4: What precautions should residents take during this period?
People should avoid unnecessary travel, stay indoors during storms, secure property and crops, and follow official advisories from local authorities.
Q5: Are flooding and waterlogging expected?
Yes, localized flooding and waterlogging are likely in low-lying urban and rural areas.
Published on : August 10th
Published by : selvi
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