48 hours of’ heavy’ Rain in Gujarat.
Heavy rains begin in Ahmedabad, and heavy rain is forecast in Banaskantha and Sabarkantha.
The intensity of rain has increased in Gujarat in the last two days. Some heavy and heavy rainfall has been predicted for the next three days. Very heavy rain is expected in Kutch, Banaskantha, and Sabarkantha today. People have been advised to be cautious during July 28 in Banaskantha following the forecast of the Meteorological Department. It has been recommended not to venture into the river bed, and the current water flows there. Currently, heavy rain has started in many areas of Ahmedabad.
Heavy rain forecast in Banaskantha and Sabarkantha,
there will be scattered rain in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar for the next two days. The weather department has predicted heavy rainfall in North Gujarat. Heavy rain is expected in Patan, Mehsana, Gandhinagar, Aravalli, and Surendranagar. Heavy rains are also anticipated in Jamnagar, Rajkot, Botad, and Kheda. Very heavy rains are predicted in Kutch, Banaskantha, and Sabarkantha as the cyclonic circulation system becomes active.
Rain in 232 talukas of the state in 24 hours There has been heavy rain in 232 talukas of the
state in the last 24 hours. In which 5.90 inches in Banaskantha thread. 4 inches in Lakhani, 3.50 inches in Khedana Kathlal, and 3.25 inches in Suigam. 3.25 inches in Vadgam, 3 inches in Palanpur, 3 inches in Ahmedabad, 2.5 inches in Khergam, 2.5 inches in Danta, 2.5 inches in Vav, and 2.5 inches in Mahudha. While Dhanera, Disa, Anjar, Satlasana, Walia, and Santrampur have also received more than two inches of rain.
The state received 66.06 percent rainfall with 22 inches.
Zone-wise rainfall is 116.30 percent in Kutch with 20.90 inches, 46.82 percent with 13.26 inches in North Gujarat, 56.34 percent with 17 inches in Central Gujarat, 60.69 percent with 17 inches in Saurashtra, 80 percent with 46.75 inches in South Gujarat. More rain has been recorded. There is still a lack of rain in North Gujarat, but as per the current forecast, there may also be good rain in North Gujarat. The state has received 66.06 percent rainfall with 22 inches.
With 53 reservoirs in the state, more than 90 percent complete and on high alert,
water income in the reservoirs has increased from Meghmeher in the state. Even the water bodies which were drying up are now filled with water. The current water availability in the state is 58.13%. North Gujarat has 22.00%, Central Gujarat 42.70%, South Gujarat 70.86%, Kutch 70.40%, and Saurashtra 54.99%. When talking about Narmada Dam, 63.32% percent of water is available. 53 reservoirs in the state are on high alert, more than 90 percent full. Eight pools are on the lookout, more than 80 percent full. 14 reservoirs are on warning, more than 70 percent full. While 131 reservoirs have less than 70 percent water.
