Pune: more rain in stores for Maharashtra parts in the next few days.
The Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) has issued an isolated warring of heavy rain.
Circulation of the top air cyclone over South Chhattisgarh and other cyclone circulation over Telangana and its environment, and Western birds that are strong enough to carry a heavy shower.
Anupam Kashyapi, Head of the Weather Forecasting Division, IMD, Pune told TII that the influence of this system along with the low-pressure area that will come in Bengal Bay, will cause the return of Massun to Maharashtra, especially in relation to the strong enough western wind.
“From Friday, the rainfall activity in the state will decrease.
However, from Sunday night, rainfall activities will begin to increase again for a short time.
Monsun tends to be strong in Maharashtra from September 27 and so on,” Kashyapi said.
Another system that will help the strong strong task is the low pressure area that will occur soon.
According to IMD, the circulation of cyclones above Myanmar Beach and the Teluk Martaban are adjacent to the mid-level troposphere.
“This system tends to move to the west and emerge in the northeast and side by side with the Bay of East-Central Bengal.
Under the influence, low pressure areas are likely to be formed in the same region around September 24 night.
This low pressure is likely to move towards Northwest to Odisha Beach for the next 48 hours, “he said.
This will better help rainfall increases on Maharashtra.
Estimates of the IMD on Thursday stated that heavy rainfall in isolated places would probably over Konkan-Goa and Madhya Maharashtra on September 26.
Sunday and Monday can also see storms and lightning in Madhya Maharashtra and Marathwada, among other locations in India.
Syu weather with a wind speed of 40-50 kmps to a gust of 60 kmpj is also likely above the west-west and western sea, Mannar Bay and the comorine area on Sundays.
Fishermen have been advised not to explore the sea.
On September 27, heavy rainfall in isolated places had estimated all four regions of Konkan-Goa, Madhya Maharashtra, Marathwada and Vidarbha.
Kashyapi said the two Madhya Maharashtra and Marathwada would see quiet rain until September 25, but would increase there after reaching September 26 for several days.
Nashik, Pune and Satara were alert to thunderstorms, strong winds and heavy rain in isolated places in the Ghats for September 26-27.
The ‘yellow’ warning for half the district in the Marathwada Department of the Meteorology India (IMD) on Thursday issued a “yellow” warning for half of the district, tracing Nanded, Parbhani, Hingoli and Latur, in the battered Marathwada region.