Rain

Authorities warn of rising water levels and sudden flows in small rivers across several western districts as heavy rain continues, with more unsettled weather expected through Friday.

More than 100 mm of rain was recorded at 186 rainfall measurement stations across the country over the four-day period through September 27.

Flooding has affected thousands of villages and urban wards, while rising Mahanadi waters threaten more areas in the densely populated delta region.

The state received 45.1 mm rainfall in the 24 hours ending September 27, as against the normal 1.8 mm, officials said.

Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand face flooding, road disruption and flight cancellations as heavy rain lashes several states

Thailand’s capital faces severe flooding after more than 24 hours of rain, with roads blocked, hundreds evacuated and more rain forecast through Sunday.

The state government has put the district administrations on alert in view of the forecast of heavy rain, thunderstorms and lightning till September 27.

Authorities report 16 people stranded and 74 homes damaged as a red alert is declared in Biobío over rising river levels.

IMD said the system was likely to maintain deep-depression intensity for the next 12 hours before weakening gradually.

Gandaki and Lumbini could see extremely heavy rainfall between September 25 and 27, with authorities warning of floods, landslides and mudslides.

Heavy rains trigger flash floods and landslides across Kerala, leaving five dead in Malappuram and prompting rescue operations, evacuations and travel warnings in Idukki.

Death toll in Malappuram flash floods touched five on September 21.

Rain to continue in Keralam till September 24.