Panaji: The rainfall activity above Goa has been below its normal value for the past 20 days, according to observations of the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD).
This has become a cumulative rainfall the average lowest state of the season so far.
“The average cumulative rainfall of the new country is only 1% higher than normal this season compared to last year, which is 24% higher than usual,” said IMD Scientist Rahul M.
Goa has a prolonged weak magoon mantra or break-like situation from July 24 because of the absence of a rainy season system such as offshore trough and circulation.
Meteorology BPK as depression or depression in until now, in the Arab Sea or Bay of Bengal.
At present, there is circulation above the bengal bay off the coast of Odisha.
There is a possibility of the system movement towards the western-Northwest because it is possible that cave can experience relatively higher rainfall activities over the coming days.
On August 17 and 18, there is a possibility that heavy rainfall exceeds 6cms in 24 hours more than one or two places above Goa.
Goa: The last 20 days have seen rain below normal, said IMD
