Ahmedabad: Gujarat, until morning on September 20, has received 631mm rainfall, contributing 75% of the season’s rain so far.
Of the total, 43% of the rain was received in the first 20 days of September – one of the highest in the last 10 years.
A good rain spell removes the deficit in half the country – especially in Saurashtra – because Gujarat looks at the less year.
At present, 17 districts have normal or excessive rain while 16 deficiencies.
According to the GSDMA figure, the Saurashtra region has so far received 88% of seasonal rain, followed by Kutch, 74% in South Gujarat, 65% in Eastentral Gujarat, and 60% in North Gujarat.
After a moderate bath at the afternoon, the city also experienced a moderate rain spell at night on Monday.
Until 8 pm, the city had received 16mm rainfall.
Viratnagar recorded 48mm rainfall, according to the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) data, followed by 47.5mm in Rakhial, 44.5mm in Odhav, 25mm in Dudheshwar, 23.5mm in Usmanpura, 22.5mm in ranip and memo, and 15.5mm in Bopal.
This spell brings a total of 600mm rainfall calculations with an annual average of 795mm, or around 75%.
Forecast of the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) mentioned the chances of light to the moderate bathroom on Tuesday.
Because of the rain and cloudy weather, the maximum temperature on Monday is 3.3 degrees lower than the average at 30.9 ° C.
Manorama Mohanty, Head of Imd Gujarat, said that the cyclone circulation was above the East Rajasthan and a trough from East Rajasthan to the sea Northeast Araba.
“Profitable conditions will still provide rainfall to the state.
Starting on Wednesday and so on, it can spread rainfall with occasionally heavy rainfall opportunities,” he said.
On Tuesday, part of Panchmaahal, Mahisagar, Navsari, and Valsad can receive heavy rainfall, mention the estimated IMD.
On Friday, some South Gujarat including Dang, Navsari and Valsad may get heavy rainfall, added that estimate.
On Monday, Chhota Udepur received 72mm rainfall until 8pm, followed by 64mm in the Bodel and 50mm at Pavi Jetpur, both in the Chhota udepur district.
Unja in Mehsana got 49mm, Matar in the 46mm and Visnagar Kheda in Mehsana got 43mm.
The rain lives a new life to the reservoir and agriculture of state water because of less countries until early September.