Mumbai: IMD Mumbai on Saturday said that depth depression intensified into storm cyclone Gullab over Bengal Bay will bring a storm storm accompanied by lightning, strong winds, and heavy rain in isolated places starting from Monday.
The yellow warning has been issued for Mumbai, Thane, and Palghar from September 27-29 which shows thunder accompanied by lightning and Gusty wind.
IMD Scientist Shubhangi Bhute said, that the system tended to move almost westward and cross the beach Andhra Pradesh-South North on the night of September 26.
“Under the influence of the system above, several parts of Maharashtra such as Vidarbha, Marathwada, and North Maharashtra Madhya are likely to be a very heavy rainfall and strong strong winds from 26, 27 and September 28.
Conkan is likely to receive isolated weight until bulk Very heavy rain (isolated places) with strong strong winds, “Bhute said.
Mumbai and coexist areas are under the region of Konkan.
The IMD has also issued a warning for fishermen along the North Maharashtra coast when the wind reaches a speed of 45 -50 kmps and barriers to 60 KMPJ is expected to apply.
Meanwhile on Saturday in the city witnessed dry weather conditions with IMD Colaba and Santacruz Recordatory Reconing No Rains.
This season so far the total rain recorded in the city has 2984.2 mm which is 824 mm above normal.
Meanwhile, the total shares in the lake that supplied Mumbai’s needs have crossed 99% or 14 million liters.