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Heavy rain batters Northeast as IMD issues alerts across twenty states Delhi awaits monsoon relief
Down To Earth··30 Jun
Down To Earth and Indian Express reported June 29 relentless monsoon downpours inundated Arunachal Pradesh and Assam where over 45,000 people across five districts are affected. IMD forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall in northeast India and sub Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim. Delhi continued reeling under heat even as southwest monsoon advance into northern states is expected within five to six days.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Northeast floods may worsen with more rain.
- Delhi heat may ease as monsoon advances.
- Travel and crops face disruption risks.
What's Happening
- Assam and Arunachal are flood hit.
- IMD issued rain alerts in 20 states.
- Centre assured disaster assistance.
Weather Context
- Monsoon may reach north in days.
- Dhemaji is worst hit in Assam.
- Landslides blocked a river in Arunachal.
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