Heavy rains lashed Sirohi district of Rajasthan in the last 24 hours, causing rivers and streams to overflow and increasing water inflow into dams and ponds. The rains brought smiles to the faces of farmers, but roads were submerged in many areas. The district administration has ordered caution and closure of schools and Anganwadi centers until August 25.
Sirohi: Heavy rains occurred in Sirohi district of Rajasthan on August 24, 2025, causing rivers and streams to overflow and dams to fill up. The district administration has warned people to stay away from rivers, streams, and areas with b currents, and has ordered the closure of all schools and Anganwadi centers until August 25. The rains have brought smiles to the faces of farmers, but public life has been affected.
People Distressed by Continuous Rain in Sirohi
Following the weather department's warning, heavy rains have continued in Sirohi district of Rajasthan for the past 24 hours. The rains have profoundly affected public life and agriculture in most parts of the district. Due to continuous rain, rivers and streams are overflowing, and a good inflow of water has been recorded in dams and ponds.
In particular, the mountainous region of the district, Mount Abu and Bhula, recorded the highest rainfall of 120 mm. Meanwhile, Angor recorded 105 mm, Dhanari 95 mm, Sirohi 81.7 mm, Shivganj 79 mm, Pindwara 68 mm, and Deldar 50 mm. These figures clearly show that the situation in many parts of the district has become challenging due to heavy rain.
Farmers Rejoice as Water Level Rises in Dams
Due to the rain, the gauge of the West Banas Dam reached 18 feet, Angor Dam 10.90 feet, Dhanta Dam 15.20 feet, Tokra Dam 29.50 feet, Bhula Dam 20.50 feet, and Battisa Dam 14 meters.
This rising water level has raised the hopes of farmers. Fields that have been struggling with water scarcity for a long time have been filled with water, increasing the possibility of crop protection and production. The faces of the farmers are beaming with joy, and they have described the rain as an unprecedented piece of relieving news.
Waterlogging on Roads Due to Rain
Continuous rain in Sirohi and Mount Abu has submerged roads in many rural areas, causing serious problems for the general public and vehicle drivers in commuting. The district administration has appealed to people to stay away from rivers, streams, and areas with b currents, stay in safe places, and travel only when absolutely necessary.
Keeping safety in mind, the administration has ordered all schools and Anganwadi centers to remain closed on August 25. The situation in the hill station of Mount Abu remains even more serious, where the b flow of water can be dangerous for tourists and locals.
Heavy Rain in Sirohi, Meteorological Department Issues Warning
Sirohi district has recorded 58.4 mm of rainfall in the last 24 hours. The total rainfall figure for this season has now crossed 1400 mm. The Meteorological Department has predicted the possibility of even heavier rains in the coming days. The administration has warned the public and tourists to stay away from flowing drains, waterfalls, and areas with b currents.
