New Delhi: After quiet rainfall activities in Central and West India, precipitation is expected to increase from August 29, the Indian Meteorology Department said on Saturday.
Enhanced rainfall activities are very possible in Indian South Peninsular until August 30.
The possibility will be reduced afterwards, he added.
The low pressure area in the northwest side by side with West Teluk in Bengal Off South Odisha-North Andhra Pradesh with cyclone circulation which is related to the possibility of moving west-northwest throughout Central India and Western India for the next four to five days.
The spacious rainfall activity with isolated heavy rain is very likely to continue the overtarakhand for the next five days with severely isolated until very heavy rainfall with very heavy rain for the next 24 hours, the department’s meeting meets.
The rainfall activities that are on fire to the whole northwest region between 28 and August 31.
IMD said it was quite extensive for rainfall activities that were widespread with isolated weight losses very likely on Odisha, Andhra Pradesh for August 28-31; over chhattisgarh for August 28-30; Above Madhya Pradesh for August 29-31 and Timur Rajasthan for August 30- September 1.
It was heavily isolated until it fell very hard as possible over Vidarbha and Marathwada on August 30; Telangana on August 29 and 30; Maharashtra northern-middle on August 31; Konkan north and Gujarat on August 31 – September 1 and Saurashtra and Kutch on September 1.
Rainfall activities that are widespread with isolated heavy waterfalls are very possible in Northeast India for the next 24 hours and decrease afterwards.
Heavy isolated to fall very hard is very possible on the sub-humaniary West Bengal and Sikkim for the next 24 hours and subsequent reduction, said IMD.
The rainfall activity is very possible on Rayalaseema and the northern interior of Karnataka for the next two days.
Heavy isolated to very heavy waterfalls tend to be over the coastal interior and south of Karnataka, the area of Ghat Tamilnadu and Kerala and Mahe on August 28 and 29.
Rainfall activities tend to take over the center, West India from August 29: IMD
