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Date: 16/08/2021 Central Water Commission Bulletin No: 108 Government of India West Block 2, Ground Floor Central Water Commision Wing No 7, R.K. Puram Sector -1, Tele fax: 2610 6523 Flood Forecast Monitoring Directorate New Delhi-110066 E-Mail: [email protected] Central Flood Control Room FLOOD SITUATION SUMMARY PART - I: LEVEL FORECAST Numbers of Forecasting Sites S.No. Flood Situations Extreme Flood Situation: A 2 (Site (s) where the previous Highest Flood Level (HFL) is exceeded or equalled) Severe Flood Situation: B 30 (Site (s) where water level is touching or exceeding the Danger Level but below Highest Flood Level (HFL)) Above Normal Flood Situation: C 19 (Site (s) where water level is touching or exceeding the Warning Level but below Danger Level) Total number of sites above Warning Level ( A+B+C) 51 PART - II: INFLOW FORECAST Number of sites for which inflow forecasts issued: 3 (Where Inflows are equal or exceed the specified Threshold Limit for a particular reservoir / barrage) Name: Duty Officer Designation: Central Flood Control Room URL FOR FLOOD FORECASTING WEBSITE: https://ffs.india-water.gov.in/ URL FOR THREE DAYS ADVISORY FLOOD FORECAST (AFF): http://120.57.99.138/ Page 1 of 8 16/08/2021 Central Water Commission Date : PART-I: DAILY WATER LEVELS AND FORECASTS FOR LEVEL FORECAST SITES A: Extreme Flood Situations : Sites where the previous Highest Flood Level (HFL) is equalled or exceeded Highest Actual level Forecasted Level flood ------------------ -------------------------- River District Warning Level (m) Trend Trend Danger ------------------------------------ ------------------------------- Level ------------------ ------------------ -------------------------- Level Station State (m) Date Time Date (m) -------------------- 34.76 Ganga BHAGALPUR 34.72 34.74 Rising 32.68 33.68 Steady 16/08/2021 Bhagalpur Bihar 2016-08-26 08:00 16:00:00 - Ganga PATNA 43.17 43.51 - 40.76 41.76 Steady - Hathidah Bihar 2016-08-21 08:00 - Page 2 of 8 16/08/2021 Central Water Commission Date : PART-I: DAILY WATER LEVELS AND FORECASTS FOR LEVEL FORECAST SITES B: Severe Flood Situations : (Site (s) where water level is equalled or exceeded Danger Level but below Highest Flood Level (HFL)) Highest Actual level Forecasted Level flood ------------------ -------------------------- River District Warning Level (m) Trend Trend Danger ------------------------------------ ------------------------------- Level ------------------ ------------------ -------------------------- Level Station State (m) Date Time Date (m) -------------------- 77.95 Jiabharali SONITPUR 78.5 78.02 Falling 76.0 77.0 NT Road Crossing Jia- Steady 16/08/2021 Assam 2007-07-26 Bharali 08:00 15:00:00 - Kosi KHAGARIA 36.4 34.97 - 32.85 33.85 Steady - Baltara Bihar 1987-08-15 08:00 - - Bagmati MUZAFFARPUR 50.01 49.73 - 47.68 48.68 Rising - Benibad Bihar 2004-07-12 08:00 - 60.6 Ganga BUXAR 62.09 60.49 Falling 59.32 60.32 Falling 16/08/2021 Buxar Bihar 1948-08-01 08:00 12:00:00 - Ghagra SIWAN 61.74 60.91 - 59.82 60.82 Rising - Darauli Bihar 1998-08-29 08:00 - - Mahananda PURNIA 38.2 35.69 - 34.65 35.65 Falling - Dhengraghat Bihar 2017-08-14 08:00 - - Ganga PATNA 52.52 51.72 - 49.45 50.45 Steady - Dighaghat Bihar 1975-08-23 08:00 - - Gandak GOPALGANJ 64.36 62.58 - 61.22 62.22 Rising - Dumariaghat Bihar 2020-07-24 08:00 - - Adhwara DARBHANGA 49.52 47.14 - 45.94 46.94 Steady - Ekmighat Bihar 2004-07-12 08:00 - Page 3 of 8 Highest Actual level Forecasted Level flood ------------------ -------------------------- River District Warning Level (m) Trend Trend Danger ------------------------------------ ------------------------------- Level ------------------ ------------------ -------------------------- Level Station State (m) Date Time Date (m) -------------------- - Ganga PATNA 50.52 50.41 - 47.6 48.6 Falling - Gandhighat Bihar 2016-08-21 08:00 - - Ghagra SIWAN 58.01 57.47 - 56.04 57.04 Steady - Gangpur Siswan Bihar 1983-09-18 08:00 - - Gandak VAISHALI 50.93 50.51 - 49.32 50.32 Steady - Hajipur Bihar 1948-08-18 08:00 - - Kamla MADHUBANI 71.35 68.5 - 66.75 67.75 Falling - Jainagar Bihar 08:00 - - Kamalabalan MADHUBANI 53.11 51.94 - 49.0 50.0 Rising - Jhanjharpur Bihar 2019-07-14 08:00 - 32.53 Ganga BHAGALPUR 32.87 32.47 Rising 30.09 31.09 Rising 16/08/2021 Kahalgaon (Colgong) Bihar 2003-09-17 08:00 22:00:00 - Adhwara DARBHANGA 52.99 50.39 - 49.0 50.0 Steady - Kamtaul Bihar 1987-08-12 08:00 - - Burhi Gandak KHAGARIA 39.22 38.85 - 35.58 36.58 Rising - Khagaria Bihar 1976-08-16 08:00 - - Kosi KATIHAR 32.1 31.59 - 29.0 30.0 Steady - Kursela Bihar 1982-09-07 08:00 - - Sone PATNA 53.79 53.29 - 51.0 52.0 Falling - Maner Bihar 1976-09-10 08:00 - Page 4 of 8 Highest Actual level Forecasted Level flood ------------------ -------------------------- River District Warning Level (m) Trend Trend Danger ------------------------------------ ------------------------------- Level ------------------ ------------------ -------------------------- Level Station State (m) Date Time Date (m) -------------------- - Ganga MUNGER 40.99 40.09 - 38.33 39.33 Steady - Munger Bihar 1976-09-19 08:00 - 42.83 Burhi Gandak SAMASTIPUR 46.56 42.79 Rising 41.63 42.63 Rising 16/08/2021 Rosera Bihar 2020-08-03 08:00 10:00:00 - Bagmati MUZAFFARPUR 58.15 55.8 - 54.0 55.0 Rising - Runisaidpur Bihar 2017-08-14 08:00 - - Punpun PATNA 53.91 51.84 - 49.6 50.6 Falling - Sripalpur Bihar 1976-09-18 08:00 - - Ganga Sahebganj 30.91 28.8 - 26.25 27.25 Steady - Sahibganj Jharkhand 1998-08-20 08:00 - - Ghagra Ayodhya 94.01 92.8 - 91.73 92.73 Steady - Ayodhya Uttar Pradesh 2009-10-11 08:00 - - Ganga BALLIA 60.39 59.86 - 56.615 57.615 Falling - BALLIA Uttar Pradesh 2016-08-25 08:00 - - Rapti BALRAMPUR 105.54 105.03 - 103.62 104.62 Steady - Balrampur Uttar Pradesh 2017-08-15 08:00 - - Ganga GHAZIPUR 65.22 63.28 - 62.105 63.105 Falling - GHAZIPUR Uttar Pradesh 1978-09-09 08:00 - - Ghagra BALLIA 66.0 64.19 - 63.01 64.01 Rising - Turtipar Uttar Pradesh 1998-08-28 08:00 - Page 5 of 8 Highest Actual level Forecasted Level flood ------------------ -------------------------- River District Warning Level (m) Trend Trend Danger ------------------------------------ ------------------------------- Level ------------------ ------------------ -------------------------- Level Station State (m) Date Time Date (m) -------------------- 23.78 Ganga MURSHIDABAD 25.14 23.67 Rising 21.25 22.25 Rising 17/08/2021 Farakka(FF) West Bengal 1998-09-07 08:00 08:00:00 Page 6 of 8 16/08/2021 Central Water Commission Date : PART-I: DAILY WATER LEVELS AND FORECASTS FOR LEVEL FORECAST SITES C: Above Normal Flood Situations : Site (s) where water level is equalled or exceeded Warning Level but Less than Danger Level Highest Actual level Forecasted Level flood ------------------ -------------------------- River District Warning Level (m) Trend Trend Danger ------------------------------------ ------------------------------- Level ------------------ ------------------ -------------------------- Level Station State (m) Date Time Date (m) -------------------- 44.92 Beki BARPETA 46.2 44.92 Steady 44.1 45.1 Rising 16/08/2021 Beki Road bridge Assam 2000-08-04 08:00 18:00:00 27.91 Brahmaputra DHUBRI 30.37 27.85 Rising 27.62 28.62 Steady 16/08/2021 Dhubri Assam 2019-07-17 08:00 21:00:00 - Brahmaputra DIBRUGARH 106.48 105.1 - 104.7 105.7 Falling - Dibrugarh Assam 1998-09-03 08:00 - 29.1 Sankosh DHUBRI 30.95 29.2 Falling 28.94 29.94 Falling 16/08/2021 Golokganj Assam 2007-09-08 08:00 18:00:00 64.78 Brahmaputra SONITPUR 66.59 64.73 Rising 64.23 65.23 Steady 16/08/2021 Tezpur Assam 1988-08-27 08:00 18:00:00 - Parman ARARIA 49.4 46.97 - 46.0 47.0 Steady - Araria Bihar 2017-08-14 08:00 - - Kosi SUPAUL 49.24 47.3 - 46.75 47.75 Rising - Basua Bihar 2017-08-13 08:00 - - Ghagra SARAN 54.59 53.01 - 52.68 53.68 Falling - Chhapra Bihar 1982-09-03 08:00 - - Bagmati SITAMARHI 73.0 70.42 - 70.0 71.0 Steady - Dheng Bridge Bihar 2017-08-13 08:00 - Page 6 of 8 Highest Actual level Forecasted Level flood ------------------ -------------------------- River District Warning Level (m) Trend Trend Danger ------------------------------------ ------------------------------- Level ------------------ ------------------ -------------------------- Level Station State (m) Date Time Date (m) -------------------- - Bagmati DARBHANGA 48.96 45.6 - 44.72 45.72 Rising - Hayaghat Bihar 1987-08-14 08:00 - - Mahananda KATIHAR 34.07 30.81 - 30.4 31.4 Falling - Jhawa Bihar 2017-08-14 08:00 - - Gandak MUZAFFARPUR 55.46 54.21 - 53.41 54.41 Steady - Rewaghat Bihar 2020-07-24 08:00 - - Adhwara SITAMARHI 83.2 81.05 - 80.85 81.85 Falling - Sonbarsa Bihar 1999-07-03 08:00 - - Rapti SIDDHARTH NAGAR 85.88 84.52 - 83.9 84.9 Rising - Bansi Uttar Pradesh 2017-08-20 08:00 - - Rapti GORAKHPUR 77.54 74.9 - 73.98 74.98 Rising - Birdghat Uttar Pradesh 1998-08-23 08:00 - - Ghagra BARABANKI 107.616 106.016 - 105.07 106.07 Rising - Elginbridge Uttar Pradesh 2014-08-18 08:00 - - Ganga FARRUKHABAD 138.14 137.09 - 136.6 137.6 Falling - Fatehgarh Uttar Pradesh 2010-09-26 08:00 - - Ganga BUDAUN 162.79 161.96 - 161.0 162.0 Falling - Kachhlabridge Uttar Pradesh 2010-09-24 08:00 - - Gandak KUSHINAGAR 97.5 95.38 - 95.0 96.0 Steady - Khadda Uttar Pradesh 2002-07-23 08:00 - Page 7 of 8 Central Water Commission Date:16/08/2021 PART-II: DAILY WATER LEVELS AND INFLOW FORECASTS FOR INFLOW FORECASTING SITES (RESERVOIRS) 2A: Reservoirs / Barrage Inflow Forecast: Reservoir/Barrage receiving Inflow more than the Threshold limit Actual Level Forecast MWL (m) Name of River Flood Forecasting Site District State FRL (m) Average Inflow Level (m) Time Trend Trend Date and Time (Cumec) Bhadra Bhadra Reservoir Chikmagalur Karnataka 657.75 657.75 Steady 150.0 Steady 16/08/2021 12:00:00 Ghatprabha Hidkal Reservoir Belgaum Karnataka 662.94 662.94 Steady 125.0 Steady 16/08/2021 12:00:00 Tunga Upper Tunga Prject Shimoga Karnataka 588.24 588.24 Steady 350.0 Steady 16/08/2021 12:00:00 Page 8 of 8.
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    Master Plan for Patna - 2031

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