Impact of a hurricane, rainy weather in Gujarat, fishermen ordered not to plow the sea for three days.

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• Rain fell in 190 talukas in the last 24 hours.
• 142 roads closed to traffic in the state due to rains.
• Chance of heavy to very heavy rainfall in some areas of Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan.
• All district administrations were kept on standby.

The state has issued Orange Alert in 6 districts and Yellow Alert in 20 districts today. Heavy rains are also forecast in the state for the next five days. The wind has started blowing in Ahmedabad since this morning.

 All district administrations have been kept on stand-by. Cyclone Gulab weakened two days ago after hitting the coast of Odisha.

 Due to the cyclone, the meteorological department has forecast heavy to very heavy rains in some parts of Maharashtra, Gujarat and Rajasthan.

 Especially in South Gujarat and Saurashtra, heavy to very heavy rains are likely for the next three days. In addition, strong winds are likely to blow in the Arabian Sea due to the hurricane. So the fishermen have been instructed not to plow the sea for three days.

According to the meteorological department, another hurricane, ‘Shaheen’, is forming in the Arabian Sea due to the post-effects of the ‘Rose’ hurricane, which hit the coasts of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh.

 A deep depression is expected in the Arabian Sea on September 30 and could hit the coastal region of Gujarat. Currently, there is Deep Depression, which will become a Wellmark Low Depression in 6 hours.

 Heavy to very heavy rains are forecast across the state in the wake of Hurricane Shaheen. Not only that, the rainy weather will remain the same throughout the state for the next 3 days.

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Rainfall

in the last 24 hours, Rainfall fell in 190 talukas of the state in the last 24 hours. Heavy rains lashed the state on Tuesday.

 In Saurashtra, Central Gujarat and South Gujarat, four state highways, 138 panchayat roads, and 142 roads have been closed.

 Districts including Surat, Narmada, Valsad, Ahmedabad, Anand, Tapi, Bharuch have received more than 100 mm of rainfall in the last 24 hours. Rainfall of 218 mm in Umarpada and 192 mm in Palsana has created waterlogged conditions.

Atkot

received 4 inches of rain in an hour, and Gondal received 4 inches of rain. And Atkot received 4 inches of rain in an hour. Even today, good rains are forecast by the weather department.

 Due to good rains, people are also getting relief from the heat and hot weather. Heavy rains in Gondal had flooded low lying areas. Where equipment including a bread-making machine filled with water at Osho Ashram was submerged in water. When the Gondola river of Gondal became Ganditur, the people of Gondal, Cantolia and Vorakotda villages were alerted.

Water seeped into people’s homes in Gondal

Risk of Khadipur in Surat Due to

heavy rains in the district along with Surat city, the level of creeks is increasing, and the crisis of Khadipur is looming over the city.

 Umarpada has received 9 inches of rain in 24 hours. Heavy rains in the district are increasing the level of creeks passing through the city. 

The city, on the other hand, has received an average of 2.7 inches of rain. Bhedwad creek is about 6.75 meters above sea level, while Mithikhadi can overflow. The municipal system has been alerted due to the crisis in Khadipur. 

2 lakh water is being released from the dam to maintain the surface of Ukai, so that the Tapi river is flowing on two banks, so the low-lying areas have been alerted.

As the water is released from Ukai Dam, the river Tapi is witnessing a rush of water.

The state receives three times more rainfall in September. The state receives an

average of 110 mm of rainfall in September. The rainfall this year is 340 mm, which is three times the average. In terms of percentage, Gujarat has the highest average rainfall in the country in September.

 According to the Indian Meteorological Department’s analysis based on 110 years (1901-2010) All India Rainfall Monthly data, September this year has the second-highest rainfall in the last 100 years of monsoon history.

Rains in Mehsana caused water to turn back on the road.

Low-pressure systems across the state are becoming more rain.

In the Central Water Commission, scientists were published in Theoretical and Applied Research klaimetolojimam done on rainfall patterns, according to which, see the Monthly rainfall pattern changes due to pressure changes in the law. 

The meteorological department director said that this time, the low-pressure system came to Gujarat in September, which has resulted in good rains this month.

There was scattered rain in Ahmedabad.

Two inches of rain in an hour in

The weather in Bhavnagar city changed abruptly after 8.30 pm on Tuesday, and torrential rains lashed the city after lightning strikes started in the city under cyclonic circulation.

 The city was inundated with thunderstorms and two inches of rain with thunder and lightning in just over an hour. On the other hand, motorists and pedestrians on the road were very upset when the power went out at night.