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This page is not an alert service. It can be late or incomplete. For your safety, use the official sources: SACHET (NDMA) (opens in a new tab), IMD district warnings (opens in a new tab). In an emergency call 112.
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Moderate Ended Updated warningLight Rain
Area: BEGUSARAI, PATNA and SAMASTIPURLight Rain is very likely to occur at a few places over Begusarai, Patna, Samastipur in next 3 hours.Valid until: 11 Nov 2026, 2:55 pm ISTView details
What should I do?
Open the relevant safety guide for simple steps before, during and after. General steps from our existing guides, for awareness, not a real-time instruction.
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Know your source
Warnings are read from the public lists of SACHET, the national alert system run by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). It carries warnings from the India Meteorological Department (IMD) and from state disaster management authorities; each warning shows who issued it. We do not use any other warning source.
- We read the all-India list and one list for each state and union territory, about once an hour.
- Last check of the all-India list: 11 Nov 2026, 7:45 pm IST (16 minutes ago).
- A list holds only the latest alerts. A busy state’s list may reach back only a few hours, so we only say “No active warning found” when the state’s list reaches back at least 72 hours and every listed warning was read.
- Some warnings name a district, some only a state, and a few name neither. We never guess a district.
SACHET, national alert portal (opens in a new tab) · IMD district warnings (opens in a new tab) · India Meteorological Department (opens in a new tab)
General information for awareness and preparedness. It is not a real-time emergency instruction. In an emergency call 112, and follow your local authorities.