PANAJI: Circulation in Bengal Bay is likely to trigger a low pressure area within 48 hours and increase rainfall even because the total seasonal is set to cross a 2,000mm sign, a 24% surplus, on Wednesday.
Also, a offshore trough at the average sea level from South Gujarat to Karnataka will also affect the country’s weather together with a low pressure area.
This will trigger an increase in the rainfall activity and the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) has expected very heavy rain which can touch 110mm in 24-hour spells with spatial distribution isolated and spread in both districts for the next four days.
Although rainfall activities showed a slight decline on Wednesday, several centers received heavy rainfall.
Sanguem recorded the highest 88.3mm, Sakhali recorded 77.2mm, Old Goa 66.7mm, 57.6mm Quepem, Ponda 5mm, 41.8mm Pernem and other centers on a lower scale.
Total seasonal on Wednesday has touched 1,998.3mm, compared to normal 1,612.7mm, and a large surplus after 10 days often experiences very heavy rainfall.
Fishermen have been warned not to explore the sea even when the wind tends to be gusty, peaking from 40 to 50 km per hour to 60 km per hour.
While the Monsun has begun on the schedule on June 5, the rainfall activity has been consistent and there is a 6% surplus at the end of the month.
After the short phase of weak monsoons, precipitation has increased since July 12.
Goa might see very heavy rain 4 days the next, said IMD
