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Bhopal Monsoon & Waterlogging Guide

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Bhopal's monsoon runs from July to September, and most of the year's rain falls in these months. The lakes fill and the city turns green — but a handful of low junctions and underpasses flood fast in a heavy downpour. Below is the live weather right now, a map of spots that commonly waterlog, and safety tips.

Bhopal weather right now

Bhopal right now

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Air quality (AQI)

Live data: Open-Meteo · open-meteo.com

For official warnings and rainfall forecasts: IMD Bhopal · IMD city forecast

Waterlogging hotspots

This is a list of commonly reported spots and the locations are approximate — it is not an official flood warning. Conditions change with every spell of rain. Suggest or correct a spot →

Last reviewed: 3 July 2026

Waterlogging hotspots

6 commonly reported spots — tap a pin

Staying safe in heavy rain

  • Avoid flooded underpasses and culverts — it's hard to judge how deep the water is.
  • Never drive or ride into moving water; even half a metre of flow can sweep a vehicle.
  • Keep away from fallen wires and electric poles; standing water can carry a live current.
  • Check the IMD forecast and warnings before heading out; postpone travel in very heavy rain.
  • Keep key numbers handy — the municipal control room and emergency services (112).

When is the monsoon in Bhopal

The monsoon usually arrives in late June and lasts through September, with the heaviest rain in July (~370 mm) and August. For month-by-month rainfall and temperature, see Bhopal weather, and for air quality see Bhopal AQI.

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Manish Mahadware

Curious explorer from Bhopal. After ~20 years in IT, I now build websites, apps and AI-powered utilities for clients, make YouTube videos, and help people invest through mutual funds.

Frequently asked questions

When is the monsoon in Bhopal?
Usually from late June to September, with the heaviest rain in July (~370 mm) and August.
Where does Bhopal waterlog the most?
Low junctions and underpasses fill first — places like Depot Chauraha, parts of MP Nagar and the old city's low lanes. The map above shows commonly reported spots (locations are approximate).
What precautions help in heavy rain?
Avoid flooded underpasses and culverts, never drive into moving water, keep clear of electric poles and loose wires, and follow IMD warnings.