Jhelum, Beas Rivers In Spate As Heavy Rains Lash North India. Landslides, Waterlogging Seen — IN PICS

Fresh spells of showers lashed different states in North India causing landslides in different areas. Rivers like Jhelum and Beas are overflowing leading to more waterlogging. Here is a look at it:

Fresh spell of showers lashed different states in North India causing severe waterlogging in different areas. Here is a look at it:

Water started to enter houses in Srinagar after the water level of the Jhelum River crossed the danger mark due to continuous rains, causing problems for locals. (Source: ANI)

After fresh rains in Haryana, a landslide was witnessed at Morni Hills in Panchkula. (Source: ANI)

Due to heavy rains, the area near Gurugram's Sadar Police Station also witnessed severe waterlogging. Several people were also seen using wooden slabs to prevent rainwater from entering their houses during monsoon rain in Gurugram on Sunday. (Source: ANI)

Waterlogging was also witnessed near Gurugram's Narsinghpur Chowk as the city continues to receive heavy rain. (Source: ANI)

India Meteorological Department said moderate to heavy rain will continue in Delhi on Sunday. It also said Delhi's Safdarjung observatory recorded 153mm of rain at 08:30 hours today, which is the highest since 25th July 1982. (Source: ANI)

Chandigarh received light rainfall and is further expected to witness a generally cloudy sky with one or two spells of rain or thundershowers on Sunday, said IMD. (Source: ANI)

After heavy rains, a portion of National Highway 3 got washed away by the overflowing Beas river in Himachal Pradesh's Kullu. (Source: ANI)

Punjab also witnessed waterlogging in parts of Zirakpur due to heavy rainfall. (Source: ANI)

Rainwater entered a few houses located in the area around the Housing Board colony in Haryana's Ambala Cantt. (Source: ANI)

Locals were seen battling the waterlogging due to heavy rains in Moradabad on Sunday. (Source: PTI)