Ahemadabad weather forecast: Rain starts on Tuesday.

KEY POINTS :

•  Heavy rains are forecast on July 6 in South Gujarat and Saurashtra.
• Ahmedabad is likely to receive heavy rains from Tuesday. 

Monsoon is slowly advancing in Gujarat. It is raining universally in South Gujarat and Saurashtra.

 Besides, rains have also started in North Gujarat and Kutch. At that time, Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar have seen less rainfall. Ahmedabad had received 16 percent rainfall till July 3 last year.

 This year, there has been barely five percent rainfall this season. Rainy weather has been witnessed in Ahmedabad since this morning.

 On the other hand, the meteorological department has forecast torrential rains in the state for the next five days. It has rained in 104 talukas in the last 24 hours.

People in South Gujarat and Saurashtra are advised to be cautious

 Heavy rains are forecast on July 6 in Botad, Amreli, Bhavnagar, Ahmedabad, Kheda, Panchmahal, Vadodara, Chhotaudepur, and Bharuch, Narmada, Surat, Tapi, and Dangs, as well as Valsad, Navsari, and Daman.

 Heavy rains are forecast in Devbhoomi Dwarka, Porbandar, Junagadh, Gir Somnath, Botad, Amreli, Bhavnagar, Anand, Vadodara, Bharuch, Surat and Valsad, and Navsari on July 7.

 Heavy rains are forecast in Botad, Amreli, Bhavnagar, Navsari, Tapi, Dang, Valsad, Bharuch, and Surat on July 8, prompting people here to be cautious.

People were relieved by the rains in Kutch.

People in Ahmedabad is suffering due to rains. People in Ahmedabad are suffering due to rain.

So far, Ahmedabad city has received only 4.27 percent of the rainfall with 1.33 inches, while Ahmedabad district has received only 7.39 percent of the precipitation with two inches.

 From 1996 to 2021, Ahmedabad district receives an average rainfall of 27 inches during monsoon. However, meteorologists believe the rains will pick up speed in the coming days.

 According to a private weather forecasting agency, Ahmedabad will likely receive heavy rains from Tuesday. The probability of precipitation is 87 percent on Tuesday-Wednesday, 94 percent on Thursday, 65 percent on Friday-Saturday, and 74 percent on Sunday.

Rainfall in 104 talukas in the last 24 hours

Taluk Rainfall (mm)

Navsari 61

Satlasana 60

Wadali 45

Mangrol 41

Mandvi 39

Vijayanagar 38

Virpur 38

Songadh 35

Pillars 34

Karjan 34

Ganadevi 30

In Chorkhadi of Khambhat, the amount of water coming from the upstream water of the villages towards Dakor had increased.

Ahmedabad receives only 4.27 percent of the season’s rainfall.

According to meteorologists, Ahmedabad is likely to receive good rainfall from Tuesday. After waiting for the people’s eagerness in the city, the rainy weather has set in today.

 Then Ahmedabadis have experienced hashtags. Rains lashed many areas like Ghuma, Bopal, SG Highway, Satellite, Vastral, Jashoda Nagar, and Narol this morning.

 So far, Ahmedabad city has received only 4.27 percent of the season’s rainfall with 1.33 inches, while Ahmedabad district has received only 7.39 percent of the season’s rainfall with two inches.

 If we talk about last year, till July 3 previous year, Ahmedabad city had received 16 percent of the season’s rainfall with 5.31 inches.

The meteorological department has forecast heavy to weighty rains

in Banaskantha, including several districts of Gujarat, during the next four days. Rescue operations are equipped with live boys, live jackets, rubber boats, and tree cutting machines. This NDRF team will go to the side where more rain and rescue operations are needed.

NDRF teams were dispatched.

33.40% of water is in reservoirs in the state. The

the state has received more than four inches of rainfall during the season. 

The amount of usable water in the state’s reservoirs has increased to 33.40 percent. Due to universal rainfall in Saurashtra and South Gujarat, new water has come into the pools.

 In addition, North Gujarat has received more than two inches of rain so far, while the water level in the reservoirs has also increased due to the inflow of fresh water. Currently, the amount of water is only 11 percent. South Gujarat has 42.22%, while Saurashtra has 24.09%.