PANAJI: The Indian Meteorology Department, Panaji, has issued a red warning for Sundays, and said that the combination of cyclone circulation and two troughs would likely produce rainfall which was very heavy than 200mm (7.9 inches) in one or two places in one or two places in one or two places in one or two places in one or two places in one or two Two weeks and Monday.
“There are opportunities for activities continuing on July 19, and very heavy rainfall in one or two places.
In general, rainfall will be very heavy in two districts on both days,” said Rahul M, scientist, IMD, Panaji.
While the wet spell has continued since July 12 – record almost 500mm (19.7 inches) rainfall in six days – the opportunity to pause far, because the low pressure area is likely to be formed above the Bay of West Bengal on Wednesday.
“Rainfall is very heavy likely about one week,” said the scientists.
On Saturday, the circulation applies on the coast of Andhra Pradesh and its environment, while offshore troughs stretch at the average sea level from Maharashtra Beach to Karnataka Beach.
A east trough also ran from the North Arab Sea to the cyclone circulation on the coast of Andhra Pradesh.
Wind sometimes will blow up to 50 km per hour along with rain spells, which can increase intensity in short duration.
IMD, Panaji has been careful to monitor sites that are vulnerable to floods and landslides.
Water levels in the river can also rise due to rainfall intensification.
On Saturday, the total seasonal has touched 1.740mm (68.5 inches) compared to normal 1480mm, a 17% surplus.
During the last 24 hours, Mormugao recorded the highest rainfall, 110mm, while Dabolim recorded 97mm, Panaji 95.1mm, and Quepem and Old Goa 80mm respectively.