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SEE PICS: Heavy rain fills up Bihar rivers, Gujarat receives first heavy rainfall

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As rainfall lashed Bihar, many villagers were forced to leave the area causing acute trouble for them. (Video grab: ABP Live)
As rainfall lashed Bihar, many villagers were forced to leave the area causing acute trouble for them. (Video grab: ABP Live)
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Roads were drowned as heavy rain lashed Bihar. (Video grab: ABP Live)
Roads were drowned as heavy rain lashed Bihar. (Video grab: ABP Live)
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Heavy to very heavy rainfall occurred in Bihar in the past 24 hours. Patna received 5 mm of rainfall today while Jainagar in Madhubani district received 16 cm of rainfall. Banka received 12 cm rainfall, Gaunaha in West Champaran district 7 cm and Katoria in Banka district received 6 cm in past 24 hours. (Video grab: ABP Live)
Heavy to very heavy rainfall occurred in Bihar in the past 24 hours. Patna received 5 mm of rainfall today while Jainagar in Madhubani district received 16 cm of rainfall. Banka received 12 cm rainfall, Gaunaha in West Champaran district 7 cm and Katoria in Banka district received 6 cm in past 24 hours. (Video grab: ABP Live)
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Gujrat witnesses first heavy rainfall this monsson. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) Gujarat had earlier issued a heavy rainfall warning for south Gujarat, Saurashtra and parts of east-central Gujarat. (Video grab: ABP Live)
Gujrat witnesses first heavy rainfall this monsson. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) Gujarat had earlier issued a heavy rainfall warning for south Gujarat, Saurashtra and parts of east-central Gujarat. (Video grab: ABP Live)
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Heavy rainfall lashed Gujarat due to which Damanganga river crossed danger border. Amid this, a man got stuck in Valsad's Damanganga river. He was later rescued by the rescue team. (Video grab: ABP Live)
Heavy rainfall lashed Gujarat due to which Damanganga river crossed danger border. Amid this, a man got stuck in Valsad's Damanganga river. He was later rescued by the rescue team. (Video grab: ABP Live)
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Bhagalpur recorded the state's highest maximum temperature at 37.6 degrees Celsius, followed by Patna 37.2, Gaya 36.4 and Purnea 35.4 degree Celsius. (Video grab: ABP Live)
Bhagalpur recorded the state's highest maximum temperature at 37.6 degrees Celsius, followed by Patna 37.2, Gaya 36.4 and Purnea 35.4 degree Celsius. (Video grab: ABP Live)
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