Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Heavy Rains Cause Flooding in Nashik
Heavy rains have been falling in Nashik, a city in India, for the past day.
This has caused many problems like flooded streets, fallen trees, and no electricity in some areas.
The main river, Godavari, has risen to dangerous levels, and a big dam that supplies water to the city is almost full.
People living near the river have been told to be careful.
The government is helping by giving advice and supplies, but some residents are still worried about their safety.
Farmers are also being told to protect their crops and equipment from the water.
Heavy rainfall disrupted normal life in Nashik district, causing waterlogging, uprooted trees, power outages, and flooding.
Gangapur Dam reached nearly 98% of its storage capacity, and the Godavari River crossed the danger mark.
Authorities increased water discharge from the dam and advised residents to avoid riversides and flood-prone areas.
Heavy rain and strong winds uprooted 51 trees and damaged five houses, leading to electricity outages.
Farmers were advised to monitor weather forecasts and protect their crops and equipment from waterlogging.
- Who
- Residents of Nashik district, authorities, farmers
- What
- Heavy rainfall causing flooding and disruption
- When
- Beginning Wednesday night, continuing through Thursday
- Where
- Nashik district, Maharashtra, India
- Why
- Continuous heavy rainfall leading to increased water levels in reservoirs and rivers
Residents' Concerns
Government Response
Safety Measures
Residents' Concerns
Residents fear for their safety due to rising water levels and flooding.
Government Response
Authorities have activated the Emergency Disaster Management Cell and advised residents to avoid riversides and flood-prone areas.
- Average Rainfall
- 135 mm in the last 24 hours
- Highest Rainfall
- 193.3 mm in Trimbakeshwar
- Gangapur Dam Capacity
- 98%
- Godavari River Status
- Above danger mark
- Trees Uprooted
- 51
- Houses Damaged
- 5
- Water Discharge
- 55,775 cusecs
