Pune: The Meteorology Department of India (IMD) on Wednesday states that the Monsun has been active once more on Maharashtra in the last two days.
“The low-pressure area has formed above Bengal Bay.
Located in the coastal area of Odisha.
The possibility of moving to the West and northwest.
The rain trough is now passing New Delhi, Varanasi, Center for Low Pressure Area and Bay Bengal.
The trough line is extended from a low pressure area to North Tamil Nadu.
Because of this weather phenomenon, the moisture attack took place in Maharashtra.
As a result, the four state meteorological divisions have begun to receive rainfall in the last two days, “said an IMD senior official.
The rainfall activity in August remained calm because of the absence of the weather system above the country, the official said.
District Pune has reported more than 60% rainfall deficit in August.
The district has received seasonal rainfall 373.2 mm, which is 30.2 mm below normal, since June 1, Note IMD revealed.
The KONKAN and Goa regions receive rain spread with heavy rainfall isolated in several bags in the last 72 hours.
Madhya Maharashtra District, including Pune, has begun to get extensive rainfall.
“The parts of Ghat in this region have received very heavy rainfall too,” the official said.
In August 20 and 21, several districts in the Marathwada region are expected to be spread until moderate rainfall.
Some areas in Jalna and Parbhani districts are also expected to get heavy rainfall isolated in the coming days.
Similarly, the Vidarbha region is likely to spread the widespread rainfall for the next few days.
“The city of Pune is expected to get light rainfall, while the edges may get moderate rainfall isolated.
The district of Ghat will get isolated heavy rainfall.
On August 22 and 23, the insured of moisture compared to Pune District is expected to increase.
This might produce more Many rainfall.
The temperature of the city day will hover between 26ºC and 27ºC for the next few days, “the official said.
The rainfall activity in the district remained calm on Wednesday.
Shivajinagar and Lohegaon each gets rain 0.4mm and 0.2mm.
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