Monsoon rainfall will stay subdued over most of India through 19 July, even as IMD warns of heavy to extremely heavy rain in the Northeast and East. Meghalaya and Sikkim's Himalayan belt face the highest flash flood risk after a day of extreme rainfall in the region.
Monsoon rainfall will stay subdued over most of India through 19 July, even as IMD warns of heavy to extremely heavy rain in the Northeast and East. Meghalaya and Sikkim's Himalayan belt face the highest flash flood risk after a day of extreme rainfall in the region.
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Monsoon rainfall will stay subdued over most of India through 19 July, even as IMD warns of heavy to extremely heavy rain in the Northeast and East. Meghalaya and Sikkim's Himalayan belt face the highest flash flood risk after a day of extreme rainfall in the region.
