AHMEDABAD: India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Saturday declared the southwest monsoon has further progressed into staying sections of Gujarat and coated the whole state together with southern Arabian Sea and a few sections of Rajasthan.
A number of systems across the country are providing rainfall to different components, said the IMD prediction, forecasting good rainfall throughout the country for next fourteen weeks.
Ahmedabad undergone a spell of rainfall Saturday afternoon that lent town about 4mm rain.
Citizens experienced cloudy weather during the day together with humidity.
Other areas of the district received good rainfall such as Dhandhuka 51mm, Sanand 45mm, Bavla 18mm, Detroj 12mm along with Dholera 11mm.
On Sunday, mild to medium rainfall is probably in a number of areas of the town, said IMD prediction.
Based on State Emergency Operations Centre (SEOC) statistics, Anjar at Kutch received maximum 131mm rain from 6am to 10pm, followed closely by Mangrol at Junagadh (104mm) and Bhanvad at Devbhoomi Dwarka (101mm).
Overall, 16 taluka of this nation received 50mm or more rain a day.
‘Very heavy rain occurred at isolated locations in the areas of Anand, Sabarkantha, Surat, and Dwarka.
Heavy rain occurred at isolated locations in the areas of Mehsana, Patan, Anand, Banaskantha, Surat, Navsari, Bharuch, also Botad,’ said the IMD book on Saturday.