It has been raining heavily in some parts of Ahmedabad for the last one hour.
keypoints:
- Hurricane to hit Pakistan’s Makran coast today, rain forecast in seven states including Gujarat in India.
- It has been raining heavily in some parts of Ahmedabad for the last one hour.
It has been raining heavily in some parts of Ahmedabad for the last one hour. Megharaja has been gracious in areas of the city, including Khokhra, Hatkeshwar, Amraiwadi, Vastral, CTM, Jashodanagar, Ghodasar, Vatva, Isanpur, Narol, Maninagar, Ramol, Hathijan, Odhav, Rakhial, Bapunagar. Due to rains, there has been heavy traffic jam from CTM Char Rasta to Jashoda Nagar and Isanpur Bridge for the last one hour.
Many vehicles have three kilometre long lines. In addition, the Mithakhali underbridge has also been flooded. Scenes of flooding have also been seen on CG Road. Ashram Road, Vadaj and Usmanpura received one inch of rain.
Just a few spots of rain flooded the saltwater underbridge.
‘Shaheen’
made of ‘Rose’ will become more powerful today ‘Shaheen’ made of ‘Rose’ will become more powerful today. The hurricane will be the most powerful when it hits the Makran coast of Pakistan. As soon as the storm becomes strong, the wind is likely to blow at a speed of 100 kilometres per hour.
Although the hurricane is not likely to cause much damage as it is a short distance from the Indian coast, the Indian Meteorological Department has alerted people and fishers living in the coastal area. In Gujarat, light to heavy rains is forecast in Saurashtra-Kutch. As a result, the hurricane will remain active for the next 36 hours.
It rained and flooded CG Road
Fishers were instructed not to plough the
seas until October 2 The meteorological department has forecast that the effects of the depression in the Arabian Sea will increase currents in the sea, and waves of up to 3.5 meters could rise. Fishers from Gujarat and Maharashtra have been instructed not to plough the seas till October 2.
17 out of 20 NDRF teams have been
deployed Following the rains, 17 out of 20 NDRF teams and 8 out of 11 SDRF teams have been deployed in the state. Out of 20 teams of NDRF, 17 teams have been deployed in Surat, Valsad, Navsari, Rajkot, Gir-Somnath, Amreli, Bhavnagar, Junagadh, Jamnagar, Patan, Morbi, Dwarka, Porbandar, Kheda and Gandhinagar, while out of 11 teams of SDRF, Rajkot, Deployed at Junagadh, Jamnagar and Kheda.
Saurashtra receives heavy rainfall due to hurricanes.
More than 100 per cent of average rainfall
in 14 districts In Gujarat, Megharaja has recorded an average of 94% rainfall of the season with 31.04 inches of rain in September. Only 14.31 inches of rain was recorded between June and August.
Rainfall was down more than 45% in early September, but with 16.77 inches in September, there is no longer a drop in rainfall from the state. 14 out of 33 districts of the state have received more than 100% rainfall of the season. These include Jamnagar, Devbhoomi Dwarka, Rajkot, Junagadh, Porbandar, Amreli, Anand, Bharuch, Kutch, Bhavnagar, Botad, Valsad, Chhotaudepur, Narmada, with Jamnagar district receiving the highest average of 138% rainfall of the season.
Kutch has also been affected by the storm, flooding the roads in Bhuj.
There are 14 districts with less than 35% decline, on the
another hand, there are 14 districts with less than 35% decline, with Dahod-Tapi-Aravalli having the highest decline with 33%. Apart from this, Surendranagar, Tapi, Vadodara, Sabarkantha, Patan, Navsari, Mehsana, Mahisagar, Kheda, Gandhinagar, Dang, Banaskantha, Ahmedabad are the districts where rainfall is still deficient.
Out of 251 talukas of the state, 59 talukas received more than 40 inches of rain, 129 talukas received 19.72 to 39.37 inches and 61 talukas received 9.88 to 19.68 inches of rain. There are only two talukas where rainfall is between 4.69 inches and 9.84 inches. Valsad tops the list with 90 inches, Navsari second with 61.18 inches and Surat third with 55.19 inches.
