Heavy to extraordinarily heavy rains are doubtless in remoted locations in Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Kangra, Mandi and Sirmaur on Monday and in Chamba, Kangra, Kullu and Mandi on Tuesday, in response to climate officers.
The Himachal Pradesh authorities, in coordination with the India Meteorological Division (IMD), has issued a crimson alert for very heavy to extraordinarily heavy rainfall throughout a number of districts from Sunday to Tuesday. As a precautionary measure, all authorities and personal academic establishments, together with teaching and nursing centres, have been ordered to stay closed in 5 districts.
The state has witnessed a staggering 72 per cent extra rainfall in August 2025, with devastating penalties, together with landslides, flash floods, and widespread disruption. As of Sunday morning, 666 roads throughout the state had been closed as a result of harm and obstruction, together with three nationwide highways — Outdated Hindustan Tibet Highway, Mandi-Dharampur Highway, Hatkoti-Paonta Highway, and the Aut-Sainj Highway.
The meteorological division has warned of extreme climate, together with thunderstorms and remoted heavy downpours, affecting Una, Bilaspur, Shimla, Solan, and Sirmaur districts. Dangers of landslides, flash floods, land subsidence, waterlogging, and rising water ranges in rivers and reservoirs stay excessive.
Reviews from Dalit Basti in Chabutra village close to Hamirpur point out that six homes had been destroyed and about 15 others partially broken as a result of land subsidence triggered by the heavy rainfall. Almost 120 affected residents have been relocated to safer shelters similar to native panchayat and satsang ghars, whereas some have sought refuge with kinfolk.
Heavy rainfall is forecast to proceed, with areas together with Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Kangra, Mandi, and Sirmaur anticipating extreme showers on Monday, and Chamba, Kangra, Kullu, and Mandi on Tuesday.
Shimla has been notably onerous hit, with steady rain inflicting landslides, uprooted timber, and street blockages. In response, Shimla’s Deputy Commissioner Anupam Kashyap ordered the closure of all academic establishments on Monday below the Catastrophe Administration Act. Related orders have been issued for Kangra, Hamirpur, Mandi, and Bilaspur.
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has urged residents to stay vigilant and help these affected by the relentless rains. The continuing monsoon has already led to 320 deaths and prompted intensive harm throughout the state, together with 4,098 homes being partially or totally destroyed.
Authorities proceed restoration work on crucial roads just like the Manali-Naggar-Kullu route, which was blocked by flash floods. Energy and water provide disruptions have affected lots of of transformers and schemes, worsening the scenario.
With heavy rains anticipated to persist, Himachal Pradesh stays on excessive alert as efforts intensify to handle the disaster and guarantee public security.