The cyclonic system formed in the Bay of Bengal is significantly impacting Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. Saran district has been experiencing intermittent rain and strong easterly winds for the past three days, causing considerable damage to daily life and crops. The weather in the district shifted on Friday, with Saturday also seeing overcast skies and light to heavy rainfall. During this period, easterly winds blew at speeds of 40 to 60 kilometers per hour, breaking branches of trees and plants.

Continuous rainfall has led to waterlogging in several areas of Chhapra. Main roads and alleys are submerged. Localities like Prabhunath Nagar, Sadhana Puri, and Mohan Nagar have accumulated one to two and a half feet of water. Water has also entered houses in low-lying areas, causing significant inconvenience for residents' movement.

According to the Meteorological Department, similar weather conditions are expected to prevail in the district for the next 12 hours. Intermittent rain with strong winds is likely, and some places may also experience heavy rainfall with thunder. Residents have been advised to remain vigilant and only venture out if absolutely necessary.