Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Nashik: Godavari River Nears Danger Mark Amidst Heavy Rains
Heavy rain in Nashik caused the Godavari River to rise close to a dangerous level, and some temples were flooded.
The weather forecast predicts more heavy rain on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday.
Officials have issued a red alert.
Dams are releasing water.
The Punad river flood has cut off contact with Kakane-Khedgaon village.
The reservoirs are filled almost to capacity.
The weather department has issued a red alert for heavy rainfall in Nashik on Sunday and Monday.
The Godavari River's water level neared the danger mark in Nashik.
Temples in the Ramkund area were submerged due to flooding.
Contact with Kakane-Khedgaon village was disrupted by flooding.
Water is being discharged from dams due to heavy rainfall.
- Who
- Officials, weather department
- What
- Heavy rains leading to rising water levels in the Godavari River and flooding.
- When
- Ongoing, with heavy rain expected Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday.
- Where
- Nashik, Maharashtra, specifically Ramkund area and surrounding regions.
- Why
- Due to heavy to very heavy rainfall and water discharge from dams.
Residents
Government
Safety Concerns
Residents
Residents may be worried about the rising water levels and potential damage to property.
Government
The government is monitoring the situation, issuing warnings, and managing dam releases to mitigate the impact of flooding.
- River
- Godavari
- Location
- Nashik, Maharashtra
- Warning Level
- 1,849 feet
- Current Water Level
- 1,847.50 feet
- Water Discharge (Gangapur Dam)
- 8,684 cusec
- Reservoir Capacity
- 98.11%
Sources
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