Udham Singh Nagar Records Highest Rainfall in Uttarakhand, Gularbhoj Receives 91.5 mm
Dehradun, September 26, 2026: Several parts of Uttarakhand received rainfall on Saturday, with Udham Singh Nagar recording the highest rainfall among the districts based on the available rainfall data.
Gularbhoj recorded 91.5 mm of rainfall, followed by Kashipur with 89.0 mm and Gadarpur with 86.0 mm.
Secretary, Disaster Management and Rehabilitation, Vinod Kumar Suman, said that the State Emergency Operations Centre (SEOC) is continuously monitoring the weather and situation across the state. The department is maintaining regular coordination with the Meteorological Department, while weather alerts and warnings are being communicated to the public in a timely manner.
He said the dissemination of weather-related alerts is aimed at ensuring that people remain aware of potential risks and are able to take necessary precautionary measures in time.
Heavy Rainfall Recorded in Nainital and Champawat
In Nainital district, Kosyakutoli received 87.5 mm, Nainital 78.5 mm, and Dhari 66.5 mm of rainfall.
In Champawat district, Pati recorded 72.5 mm, Lohaghat 68.5 mm, and Champawat 60.5 mm.
In Pauri Garhwal, Nainidanda received 65.0 mm, Lansdowne 54.0 mm, and Kalagarh 52.5 mm.
Rainfall Recorded Across Almora, Dehradun and Other Districts
In Almora district, Jainti received 63.0 mm, Sitalakhet 61.5 mm, and Ranikhet 57.5 mm of rainfall.
In Dehradun district, Niranjanpur recorded 57.0 mm, followed by Raiwala with 20.5 mm and Chakrata with 18.5 mm.
In Pithoragarh district, Ganai Gangoli received 47.5 mm, Gangolihat 46.0 mm, and Berinag 38.0 mm.
In Bageshwar district, Dangoli recorded 47.0 mm, Kanda 44.5 mm, and Liti 34.0 mm.
Rainfall in Uttarkashi, Chamoli, Rudraprayag and Other Districts
In Uttarkashi district, Janki Chatti recorded 43.0 mm, Gangotri 41.0 mm, and Harsil 33.5 mm of rainfall.
In Chamoli district, Pokhari received 42.0 mm, Auli 40.0 mm, and Gauchar 38.5 mm.
In Rudraprayag district, Agastyamuni recorded 26.0 mm, Jakholi 25.5 mm, and Sonprayag 25.0 mm.
In Haridwar district, Khanpur received 23.5 mm, Laksar 21.5 mm, and Haridwar 19.5 mm.
In Tehri Garhwal district, Chamba recorded 19.5 mm, Kanatal 18.5 mm, and New Tehri 16.5 mm.
The Disaster Management Department said that the situation is being continuously monitored and coordination is being maintained with the concerned departments in view of the prevailing weather conditions.
