The cloud has remained unchanged for the last three days in Surat city. Today (September 19), various areas of the city received heavy rains. In an hour, Limbayat was produced by six inches of rain in one hour and six inches of rain in one hour.
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Orange Alert in seven districts until 10pm The Meteorological Department has forecast rain in the state for the next 10pm. Orange alert has been announced on heavy rains in Amreli, Gir Somnath, Diu, Rajkot, Junagadh, Botad, Panchamahal, Dahod. While yellow alert has been announced in Patan, Bhavnagar, Ahmedabad, Valsad, Dadar and Nagar Haveli, Daman, Navsari, Dang, Surat, Tapi, Bharuch, Narmada, Vadodara, Chhota Udaipur, Mahasagar, Anand, Kheda, Gandhinagar.
Surat receives an average of 57 inches of rainfall. But so far this year, 81.68 inches of rain has been received. Thus, more than 135 percent of the rainfall has been lost.
The Meteorological Department today forecast rain all over South Gujarat, including Surat, according to which the cloud was seen in Surat, Vadodara and Bharuch. Rainfall has been recorded in 34 talukas of the state from 6am to 4pm. The average rainfall was 3.78 inches in Vagara, the highest rainfall and the lowest Chhota Udaipur has received 1 mm of rainfall. For the last few days, people who have been heated and snow have been relieved of rain, but people who were out of the house for work have faced halakis due to the sudden rains.
Rainwater was lost on the main roads like three roads The atmosphere suddenly changed in the afternoon after the morning snowfall and turmoil. Due to heavy rains, areas like Piplod, Week, Gadumas Road, Varachha, and CityLite were rained. Due to heavy rains, water was reversed on the roads and visibility was also reduced, causing the drivers to face heavy problems. Many drivers were forced to pause on the side of the road until the rain stopped.
Traffic was lost due to rainwater flooded on major service roads like three roads. Many vehicles were closed due to waterlogging, so that the drivers and pedestrians faced heavy havoc.
Three road scenes.
The possibility of rain in December as the systems are activated one after another: Ambalal Rain is likely to be held in different parts of the state till September 22. Regarding the rain again, there will be a possibility of rain with thunderstorms in the scattered areas of the state at the beginning of Navratri. Between September 27 and October 5, there will be a possibility of rain in many parts of the state with thunderstorms. Heavy rains are expected in many parts of the state between September 28 and October 2-3. There will be 4 to 6 inches in any part, some part of the rains, so there will be a flood situation in some small rivers, and the maintenance of life-threatening by this rain is imperative.
This time there will be a possibility of a cyclone in the Sea of Bengal in October. There will be a possibility of a cyclone in November, so the weather will change from October 10 to 12 in October. There will be a cloudy atmosphere and rain somewhere. Even then the weather will change and in different parts of the state, there will be a possibility of menstruation after the monsoon. From November 7, heavy rains, post monsoon, which has led to monsoon retreats from almost most areas of India, is likely to receive heavy to heavy rains in South India. The Arabian Sea will be more active, which may change in Gujarat’s weather and rain, so there will be a possibility of rain from Navratri to the beginning of November and the beginning of December due to all the systems.
Weather forecast in the state till September 25 The Meteorological Department is likely to receive light to moderate rainfall in the state from September 19 to September 25, with light rainfall in the entire state, especially except North Gujarat and Kutch. The possibility of rain will be seen in Kutch, Banaskantha, Patan and Mehsana. The monsoon has departed from some parts of Deesa and Kutch.
Meteorological Director Dr. A. K According to Das, winds will be blowing at 30 to 40 km with Gajavij for the next 4 days. Light rain is forecast as upper air cyclonic circulation is active. Today, the Meteorological Department is likely to receive light rains with thunderstorms in Ahmedabad. So far, the state has received 24% more rainfall than normal.
