Panaji: The combined effect of the low-pressure area which is well marked on the coast of Bangladesh and adjacent West Bengal and offshore stretching from South Gujarat Beach to Kerala Utara Beach is likely to produce heavy rainfall over the next five days.
The Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) has stated in the bulletin that the system in West Bengal is likely to start moving for the next 48 hours.
“The low pressure area is well marked with slow western motion and circulation related to the possibility of three to four days.
The impact on the weather above Goa will be relatively lacking, compared to those formed near Odisha beach last week,” said Scientist, “said Scientist,” said Scientist Panaji.
But the rainfall activity, most of which will be largely between July 29 and August 1, it is likely to be heavy.
This system is set to revive weak monsoon activities, which have resulted in the daily average rainfall of almost 70mm for the past five days, compared with 114.9mm recorded in a 24-hour spell on Friday.
During the last 24 hours, most of the centers recorded moderate rainfall to moderate, because Quepem received the highest 28.4mm, 17mm Mapapaa, a long time of cave 11.6mm and other centers below 10mm.
The total seasonal has touched 2,199.7mm (86.6 inches) while 1,864.4mm (73.4 inches) normal at this stage, leaving a 18% surplus.
On Friday, the surplus was 27%.