KHATIMA NEWS
Dehradun
Uttarakhand’s Meteorological Centre has issued a Yellow Alert for mountainous districts, particularly in Kumaon, after heavy rainfall was recorded at 8-9 locations. Light to very light rain is forecast from 31 October through 2 November, while snowfall has been reported in Kedarnath above 3,200 meters.
Dehradun
Mussoorie received rain from 8:00 in the morning through the day on Thursday, bringing strong winds, a sharp fall in temperature and sudden cold. Tourist areas, including Mall Road, remained quiet, while waterlogging created movement problems and schoolchildren faced difficulty travelling to school in wet conditions.
Dehradun
Uttarakhand is likely to see light to moderate rain in parts of all 13 districts, with snowfall possible above 3500 metres. The Dehradun weather centre has warned of lightning and 30 to 40 kmph gusts in 9 districts, raising risks for roads, farms and low-lying areas.
Khatima
Persistent rain has flooded the approach road and grounds of Khatima Sub-District Hospital, creating serious access problems for patients, attendants, staff and nearby residents. The drainage failure has revived a longstanding concern, with local people seeking a lasting solution as more rain remains possible under overcast skies.
Bageshwar
A Bolero carrying 2 passengers became stuck in mud and debris near Aare on Kapkot Road during continuous rain in Bageshwar. Fire Service personnel reached the location, brought both passengers to safety and helped move the vehicle out. No loss of life was reported in the incident.
Others
Persistent rain has suspended day-visit safaris at Corbett National Park in Ramnagar after water entered routes used by safari vehicles. The stoppage affected Sunday morning trips to Garjiya, Dhela and Jhirna. Park authorities may also cancel Monday morning’s safari round if rainfall continues overnight, citing the risk of vehicles becoming stranded.
Haridwar
The Ganga in Haridwar has risen close to the danger mark amid continuous rainfall, bringing renewed attention to river conditions in Uttarakhand. The update signals elevated water levels in one of the state’s major river towns, although no measurement, evacuation, casualty or damage figures were provided in the available information.
Nainital
Nainital experienced light evening rain on Friday after a day of sunshine and cloud cover. The weather remained pleasant despite brief moderate showers. The yellow alert remains active, with light to moderate rain expected in the coming days, while one inch of water continues to be released from Naini Lake.
Nainital
Nainital experienced about half an hour of intense rain on Thursday afternoon after a cloudy morning. The downpour slowed activity in the city and disrupted 2 state roads, one district road and 12 rural routes. Earthmoving machines were deployed to help reopen the affected roads, while temperatures remained between 19°C and 24°C.
Khatima
Intermittent rain that began on Saturday continued through Sunday, leaving several parts of Khatima waterlogged. The worst conditions were reported along Sitarganj Road between the Kotwali and Kanjabag crossing, where submerged footpaths, overflowing drains and dirty water disrupted access for shopkeepers, customers and nearby residents.
Dehradun
Heavy showers across 7 districts prompt school closures in 3 districts, while navigation and traffic face disruptions on major routes. SDRF rescues 3 locals stranded by a swollen river amid ongoing rainfall alerts from the weather department.
Nainital
Cloud cover persisted through Saturday in Nainital, bringing light showers and a noticeable chill. The day saw a high of 23°C and a low of 18°C, with about 20 mm of rainfall in the past 24 hours. Weather officials expect light to moderate rain to continue for the next day.
