Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Monsoon Withdraws from Himachal Pradesh After Heavy Rains
The monsoon season is ending in Himachal Pradesh.
The monsoon arrived on June 20th and has now withdrawn from many districts.
The state received 43% more rain than usual, the highest since 1995.
This caused problems like cloudbursts, floods, and landslides.
Sadly, 454 people died because of the heavy rain.
The state has suffered estimated losses of Rs 4,881 crore.
Many roads are still closed, and some areas still lack power and water.
Monsoon has withdrawn from eight districts in Himachal Pradesh.
The state received 43% more rainfall than normal during the monsoon season.
Himachal Pradesh recorded its highest rainfall since 1995.
Heavy rains led to cloudbursts, flash floods, and landslides.
The death toll from monsoon-related incidents reached 454.
- Who
- Local meteorological centre
- What
- Monsoon withdrawal in Himachal Pradesh
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Himachal Pradesh
- Why
- Seasonal change following heavy rains
- Monsoon Withdrawal
- From 8 districts
- Rainfall
- 43% above normal
- Fatalities
- 454
- Estimated Losses
- Rs 4,881 crore
- Cloudbursts
- 47
- Flash Floods
- 98
- Landslides
- 148
- Road Closures
- 322
Sources
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