Rainfall in Gujarat will reduce; Gujarat received approx 34% rainfall in 2021 till July.

Key Points:

A low-pressure developing in the Bay of Bengal will not give any rainfall to Gujarat.

34% Rainfall till now in 2021 which is quite low compare to 2020.

Damns are in good shape in Saurashtra and entire Gujarat.

Rainfall in Madhyapradesh will help Narmada overflow in July end and August first week. Which is a good thing for Gujarat.

The state will receive fewer rains from tomorrow. This is forecast by the state Meteorological Department. According to the weather, there will be scattered rains in the state. However, no heavy rainfall is forecast anywhere at present. So far, the state has received 242 mm of rainfall.

While the state was supposed to receive 330 mm of rainfall by July 27, it is still 28 per cent less than the state. He further said that low pressure is developing in the Bay of Bengal, which will not affect Gujarat.

How much rain is in the state

It has received 32.58 per cent of the season’s rainfall so far, with 10. inches. As of July 17, the state had received an average of 21. per cent rainfall with 7 inches. Thus, 11. per cent rainfall has been recorded in the last ten days in the state. South Gujarat has received the highest rainfall of 20. inches, while Kutch has received only 5 inches.

The state received an average of 37 per cent of the season’s rainfall with 13 inches till July 26 last year. Thus, the rainfall has been normal so far this year as compared to last year. The state has so far recorded the highest rainfall of 35. per cent with 20. inches in South Gujarat, 30. per cent with 5. inches in Kutch, 28. per cent of the season with 8 inches in North Gujarat, 30. per cent of the season with 31 inches in East-Central Gujarat and 32 per cent of the season with 9 inches in Saurashtra. Is.

There are three districts in the state where more than 25 inches of rain has been recorded. Valsad received 34 inches, Navsari 25 to 27 inches and Dangs 40 to 42 inches. The highest rainfall of 44 inches was recorded in Kaprada taluka, 37 inches in Umargam taluka, 35 inches in Khergam and 34 inches in Vapi.

Apart from this, 20 to 40 inches of rain fell in 25 talukas, 10 to 20 inches in 88 talukas, five to ten inches in 96 talukas and two to five inches in 39 talukas. As a result, Ahmedabad district has received 28 per cent of the season’s rainfall so far, with 7. inches. That compares with 37 per cent of the season’s rainfall last year with 10. inches.