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Monsoon Surge Triggers Alerts, Flooding and Fatalities Across Northern India

Extended heavy rains have replenished Mumbai’s reservoirs to over 75 percent capacity, prompting relief operations in flood-hit northern states.

Parts of Delhi received patchy light showers in the early hours of Monday, with gusty winds.
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Overview

  • The India Meteorological Department has issued red and orange warnings for heavy to extremely heavy rainfall across northern and central India through July 19.
  • Uttar Pradesh recorded 24-hour rainfall peaks of 163 mm in Mahroni and 147 mm in Lalitpur, leading to widespread waterlogging and major traffic disruptions.
  • At least 14 people were killed in rain-related incidents in Uttar Pradesh yesterday, while Himachal Pradesh’s monsoon death toll has risen to 95 since June 20.
  • Delhi’s roads remain waterlogged after recent downpours even as air quality improved to a ‘good’ AQI of 48, according to the Central Pollution Control Board.
  • Mumbai’s seven main reservoirs have climbed above 75 percent of capacity, easing long-term water supply concerns after weeks of intense monsoon downpours.