Monsoon is active in the district, with Gulabpura town receiving 6 inches of rain, leading to water accumulation in low-lying areas.In Bhilwara district, the monsoon is active, with intermittent heavy and light rain occurring from midnight Tuesday to 10 a.m.

Wednesday. The highest rainfall was recorded in Gulabpura town, measuring 6 inches (145 millimetres), causing waterlogging on roads and in colonies.The monsoon is active across the state, and the impact of the weather department's warning was evident in Bhilwara district on Wednesday. From midnight Tuesday to 10 a.m. Wednesday, areas like Asind, Gulabpura, Rayla, Kachhola, Mandal, Bijolia, Shahpura, and Jahazpur in Bhilwara district experienced intermittent heavy and light rain. The highest rainfall was recorded in Gulabpura town under Bhilwara irrigation department at 145 millimetres, followed by Hurda at 140, Agucha at 125, Jetpura Dam at 113, Nahasagar at 90, Rupaheri at 107, and Kachhola at 105 millimetres. With the rainfall, water inflow began in the region's rivers, ponds, and dams.Due to 6 inches of rain in Gulabpura town of Bhilwara district, waterlogging occurred on the city's roads, colonies, and the agricultural produce market, causing significant inconvenience to the residents.

A large amount of water also accumulated in the railway underpass, disrupting traffic. After the rain stopped on Wednesday afternoon, the Gulabpura municipal team arrived in the waterlogged areas to ensure proper drainage and alleviate the situation.