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Floods Ravage Bihar, UP and MP as Weather Bee Charts Show Rising Water Levels
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 04 Sep 2026, 07:48 PM
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Heavy rains have triggered widespread flooding across Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, with the latest Weather Bee charts indicating significant water rise in the regions.
Heavy rainfall over the past week has led to widespread flooding in the eastern and central parts of India, affecting the states of Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. The latest Weather Bee charts, which track real‑time rainfall and river levels, show a sharp rise in water levels across several districts in these states.
According to the charts, several rivers and canals have exceeded their normal capacity, causing water to spill over embankments and inundate low‑lying areas. In Bihar, the Ganges and its tributaries have swollen, while in Uttar Pradesh the Yamuna and its feeder streams have reached critical levels.
Local authorities have issued evacuation orders in affected villages and have deployed flood‑control teams to reinforce embankments. Rescue operations are underway to assist stranded residents, and relief camps have been set up to provide food, water and shelter.
Meteorological agencies predict that the heavy monsoon rains may continue for the next few days, urging residents in flood‑prone areas to remain vigilant and follow official advisories.
According to the charts, several rivers and canals have exceeded their normal capacity, causing water to spill over embankments and inundate low‑lying areas. In Bihar, the Ganges and its tributaries have swollen, while in Uttar Pradesh the Yamuna and its feeder streams have reached critical levels.
Local authorities have issued evacuation orders in affected villages and have deployed flood‑control teams to reinforce embankments. Rescue operations are underway to assist stranded residents, and relief camps have been set up to provide food, water and shelter.
Meteorological agencies predict that the heavy monsoon rains may continue for the next few days, urging residents in flood‑prone areas to remain vigilant and follow official advisories.