GANDHINAGAR: The State Weather Watch Group (SWWG), in its weekly assembly held here on Tuesday, predicted that monsoon will hit the state on June 10.
The director of India Meteorological Department (IMD), Gujarat, Jayanta Sarkar apprised the gang of the high chance of advance monsoon. Traditionally, monsoon is known to set within the state on June 15. Sarkar additionally informed the gang that rainfall is predicted to be 99% of the typical.
Talking to TOI, Sarkar stated: “A system is creating over the Arabian Sea which is most likely to present very good rains for three to 4 days in South Gujarat and parts of coastal Saurashtra — namely Bhavnagar, Amreli and Porbandar.”
Sarkar stated that to start with there is probably not any important rain task in North Gujarat, which might experience light rains and thunderstorms.
Satish Patel, relief director, who heads the SWWG, stated: “The state has made all important preparations for rescue and relief operations all the way through the monsoon. We are in constant co-ordination with National Disaster Response Force and all of the 3 wings of the defence forces. The control room is already purposeful.”
Gujarat had received 112.18% of reasonable seasonal rainfall ultimate yr. This yr, the state has received 1.92mm rains with Surat and Amreli experiencing heavy spells of pre-monsoon rain lately.
The director of India Meteorological Department (IMD), Gujarat, Jayanta Sarkar apprised the gang of the high chance of advance monsoon. Traditionally, monsoon is known to set within the state on June 15. Sarkar additionally informed the gang that rainfall is predicted to be 99% of the typical.
Talking to TOI, Sarkar stated: “A system is creating over the Arabian Sea which is most likely to present very good rains for three to 4 days in South Gujarat and parts of coastal Saurashtra — namely Bhavnagar, Amreli and Porbandar.”
Sarkar stated that to start with there is probably not any important rain task in North Gujarat, which might experience light rains and thunderstorms.
Satish Patel, relief director, who heads the SWWG, stated: “The state has made all important preparations for rescue and relief operations all the way through the monsoon. We are in constant co-ordination with National Disaster Response Force and all of the 3 wings of the defence forces. The control room is already purposeful.”
Gujarat had received 112.18% of reasonable seasonal rainfall ultimate yr. This yr, the state has received 1.92mm rains with Surat and Amreli experiencing heavy spells of pre-monsoon rain lately.
Monsoon likely to hit Gujarat on June 10
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