Ahmedabad: It was all textbooks for Cyclone Gulab, which began as depression at Bay of Bengal on September 24.
The system is increasing as a deep depression and then a typhoon that makes landing in Odisha and Andhra Pradesh beach two days later.
Tropical typhoon, it became the third cyclone in 2021 to hit India after Tauktae and Yaas.
But something unusual happened when running the Indian peninsula.
The typhoon weakened gradually after making chaos on the east coast of India and carrying heavy rain to middle countries.
Depression moved west to Vidarbha in Maharashtra and several South Gujarat districts.
“It began to get stronger.
The main reason is the availability of the rainy season – a system that has given good rainfall to Gujarat.
Depression issued a moisture of the system and continued the journey to the West,” said a senior official meeting the department.
“When reaching the Arabian Sea, depression is increasing into severe depression.
At the end of Thursday or Friday morning, it will be a full cyclone, which will be named Shaheen.” Typhoon tends to travel to the Middle East after crossing Pakistan Beach.
“The phenomenon (from the Bay of Bay of Bengal again appeared as a cyclone in the Arabian Sea), although noted before, it is rare.
Simple reasons are losing the intensity so land.
It will not happen if not in the rainy season that is ongoing,” official said that.
The system has produced very heavy rainfall in several parts of Gujarat since Tuesday, which is likely to continue on Friday.
Because the monsoon was active in September, the country returned from the threshold of the lack of years.
September alone accounts for 54% (426mm 789mm) seasonal rainfall.
Officials of the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) said that in-depth depression had caused expanding rainfall on the west coast of Saurashtra and Kutch.
Kalyanpur and Khambhalia received rainfall of 113 mm and 65 mm in Devbhoomi Dwarka district, followed by 56mm and 52mm in Chotila and Thangadh in Surdendranagar, and each 47mm in Mandvi and Lakhpat in Kutch District.
“The intensity of rain will be reduced from Friday and so on with a memorable cyclone away from Gujarat Coast.
Parts of Saurashtra and Kutch can receive rain on Friday, while other parts may get a light shower.
From Saturday and so on, the state can record a reduction in activities Rain, “said Manorama Mohanty, Head of Imd Gujarat.