Rajasthan Weather Live: Flooding risk in Chambal River, Churu's danger has increased, Sikar has been converted into an island, knows the state of your district

Rajasthan Weather Live: The continuous rain in many districts Rajasthan over the past few days has affected normal life. In many areas, the situation has become like flooding. On Wednesday, districts such as Jaipur, Kota, Sawai Madhopur, Tonk, Sikar, Dausa, Bharatpur and Alwar received heavy rain, which weakened in many areas. In some areas of Tonk and Sawai Madhopur, the water was filled so that the water level reached five feet in the homes and the tracks in the water at railway stations were underwater. In Jaipur, water also accumulated outside the government houses of several senior officials, including general secretary Sudhansh Pant and director -general of police Rajiv Sharma. Meanwhile, one of the largest raw dams in Asia in the Lalsot area in the Dausa district overflowed. About one and a half foot of water flow from the dam. Earlier in 2024, this dam was completely filled and now this situation was repeated for the second consecutive year. Helpline number released to handle emergencies in Churu was brought underwater due to constant heavy rain in the Churu district. Due to rain, the roads were flooded and traffic was affected in the city. The administration has issued emergency contact numbers for overflowing citizens. The number 01562 – 251322 was released for the emergency and an appeal was made that the ordinary people were vigilant during the rain. The meteorological center has issued more rain warnings in the region, which is likely to exacerbate the situation. At the same time, the water level of the Deal River in the Niwai area of Tonk increased and the river is in flurry. Due to the rapid flow on the path of Sirohi of the Shimmer, many people try to cross the river and cross the river. People try to cross this route through tractors and chargers, while about 6 feet of water flows into the river. The Chambal River holds the Rudra Roop Dholpur due to the water released from the Kota fire and continuous rain, the Chambal River took the form of anger. The water level of the river reached 142.60 meters, which is 12 meters above the danger mark. Many areas, including the old bridge, are completely underwater. Dozens of towns were cut from the headquarters. In the low -lying areas, houses are flooded, people are transported to safe places. District collector Srinidhi BT and SP Vikas Sangwan are watching the situation himself. SDRF and NDRF teams are working on rescue operation on a war foot. Army staff also reached Dholpur for help, which will soon begin with the relief in the flood -driven areas. Water in Bikaner, water surrounded people in Nokha of Bikaner. The entire area was plunged underwater due to the tremendous kindness of Lord. Water is visible everywhere. The low -level water relocation has increased problems and the situation remains alarming. Due to heavy rains in Rajasthan, floody conditions increased the water in the Naval Sagar lake, due to ongoing rain in the Bundi district, the arrival of the water in the Naval Sagar increased. As a result, water is drained by opening the gate of the lake. As a result of this situation, the problem of weakening arose in different parts of the city. Especially the flow of water started on the streets of Sadar Bazar and the Nagdi market, which affected traffic there. Due to rain, ordinary people have had problems due to flooding in these markets. The administration and municipal teams are making efforts to control weakening. At the same time, the meteorological department expressed the possibility of more rain in the environment, which could make the situation more serious. In the districts of Bharatpur, Karauli, Dholpur, the situation in many districts Rajasthan aggravates life. Things deteriorate in many districts, including Bharatpur, Karauli, Dholpur, Sikar and Jhunjhunu. The meteorological department issued a yellow warning until August 1 and warned against heavy rain. In light of continuous rain in Bharatpur, District Collector Qamar Chaudhary declared a holiday in all private and government schools and colleges in the district on July 31 and August 1. According to the order, children will also have a holiday in Anganwadi centers. However, this order does not apply in colleges where exams are underway. In order to save the people in Rajasthan, the SDRF team took over the Morcha Chambal River, many towns that plunged Dholpur and the water level of the Chambal River into the Karauli district, crossed the dangerous level. The water level of the river in Dholpur reached 142.60 meters, which is about 12 meters above the danger mark 130.79 meters. The old bridge and muktidham of Chambal are completely underwater. Water entered the coastal villages and the residents are moved to high places. SDRF and administration teams are engaged in relief and rescue operations. However, the water level of the Chambal River in Karauli is declining gradually and it has now come to 165.70 meters. At the same time, the drainage of water from the Panchna Dam was reduced. The water level of the dam is 257.90 meters and 222 Cuseecs water is released after two gates are opened. According to officials, the water level is likely to fall this afternoon. The situation in Sikar-Fatehpur has deteriorated due to heavy rains in Fatehpur in the Sikar district, the city became in an island. 4 to 5 feet of water is flooded from place to place. The roads bus that goes to Delhi has stuck to the bus stall, in which the passengers sitting were removed after two hours of effort. There is also heavy rain in other parts of the district, including Patan. At the same time, in the Jhunjhunu district, the rain has continued since the morning, which flourished the faces of the Boers. This rain will benefit the crops of vulture, moon, moth and cotton. Administration increased vigilance in all districts and called on the people not to go to weakening and rivers. The impact of Jaipur Municipal Corporation and JDA Monsoon Active on warning mode is now clearly visible in Bundi and Jaipur. As a result of continuous rain in the Bundi district area, an electric line tower collapsed in the Chakan River, which disrupted the power supply of the Gudha filter plant. This had a direct influence on Indragarh drinking water project, which would affect the water supply of 47 towns, 6 Dhanis and 2 towns. Departmental teams are solving the problem. On the other hand, the capital Jaipur has been overcast since Tuesday morning and the rain started shortly thereafter. Light to moderate rain was seen in areas such as Transport Nagar, Malviya Nagar, Jhotwara, Vaishali Nagar and Amer Road in the city. Traffic on the roads delayed due to rain. Municipal corporation and JDA teams are on a warning mode so that the reconciliation of the decoration can be handled. The meteorological department warned more rain in the next 24 hours, which advised people to be vigilant. Due to heavy rains in Rajasthan, the situation of water in many cities over the past 24 hours, according to the information received from the meteorological division, has been the highest rainfall during the past 24 hours in the Shahpura area in Jaipur, where 155 mm (about 6 inches) fell. Apart from this, Kotoputli received 112 mm, 82 mm in Pavta, 73 mm in Jamwaramgarh, 63 mm in Madhorajpura, 59 mm in Jaipur Collectorate, 52 mm on JLN Marg, 72 mm in Viratnagar and 50 mm in Chaumun. 52 mm in Ramgarh, Alwar, 44 mm in Govindgarh, 59 mm in Rundawal in Bharatpur, 43 mm in Todabhim, Karauli, 105 mm in Patan van Sikar, 45 in Take Kathana 45 mm, 102 mm in Piplu van Tonk, 60 mm in Tonk City, 44 mm and 44 mm, mm in the city, 44 mm in tonk and 44 mm, 60 mm in the city, 44 mm in tonk and 44 mm in NII, in the city, 44 mm in Tonk I recorded 63 mm of rainfall. According to the daily data report released by the meteorological department, light to moderate rainfall was recorded in the state on Wednesday. The highest maximum temperature in the state was talked about the temperature at 37.0 degrees Celsius in Sriganganagar and 23.7 degrees Celsius in the minimum temperature Ajmer. According to the records, the average amount of humidity in the air was recorded between 50 and 100 percent in most parts of the state. The maximum temperature of the main districts is, according to the Fourcast report of the Meteorological Department, 28.3 degrees in Ajmer on Wednesday, 27.2 in Bhilwara, Alwar 28.5 degrees, 27.8 degrees in Jaipur, 27.2 degrees in Sikar, 27.8 degrees in Kota, 30.3 degrees in Chittorggar, 31.8 degrees in Barer, 34.3 In Chittorggarh, 31.8 degrees in Barer, 34.3 in ChittorGarh, 31.8 degrees in Barer, 34.3 in Chittorggarh, 31.8 breastpers JaisAlmer, 34.3 degrees in Jodhpur, 36.2 degrees in Jodhpur, 36.2 degrees in JODHPUR, 36.2 Grades in JODHPUR, 36,2 In Jodhpur, Churu recorded 32.9 degrees, 37.0 degrees in Sri Ganganagar, 31.0 degrees in Nagur, 26.1 Degrees Dungarpur, 29.5 degrees in Jalore, 31.1 degrees in Karauli and 30.3 degrees Celsius in Dausa. According to the meteorological division, the minimum temperature of the main districts, on Wednesday, 23.7 degrees in Ajmer, 26.8 degrees in Alwar, 25.2 degrees in Jaipur, 25.1 degrees in Pilani, 25.0 degrees in Sikar, 25.4 degrees in Kota, 24.3 degrees in ChittorGarh, 27.2 Degele in Barder, 26.0 27.2 Degene in Barder, 26.0 Degrees in Jaiser, 27.2 Degene in Barder, 26.0 Grade 25.4 degrees in Jodhpur, 27.5 in Chore, 27.5 degrees and Sranganagar has 30.1 degrees, 26.3 degrees in Nagaur, 24.7 degrees in Dungarpur, 26.8 in jalore, 26.8 degrees in Karauli and 26.7 Celsius recorded in Dausa. The warning of the meteorological department, Radheshyam Sharma, said that the depression system of the Bay of Bengal, which became weak and became a low-pension system, will start ending from August 2. The Monsoon trough line is currently going through Bikaner, Sikar. As a result, heavy rain is expected for the next two days in some state districts. From August 1, there will be a decrease in heavy rain activities in the state. The department today issued an orange for 6 districts of state and yellow warning in 12 districts.