Flash floods pose severe risks to life, property, and infrastructure. In hilly terrains like Uttarakhand, they can result in landslides and significant damage to settlements. Urban areas such as Chennai are vulnerable due to blocked drainage systems, leading to waterlogging and disruption of daily life. In arid regions like Rajasthan, dry riverbeds can suddenly flood, endangering nearby communities. The rapid onset of these events often leaves little time for evacuation, increasing the potential for casualties and property damage.