The state has so far recorded 97.70 per cent of the monsoon season’s average rainfall. North Gujarat has received 97.51 percent rainfall while East Central Gujarat has received 80.63 percent rainfall. Saurashtra has received 88.76 percent rain. South Gujarat has received 107.97 per cent and Kutch 151.94 per cent. Meteorologist Ambalal Patel has predicted a cyclonic storm with rain in the near future.
Meteorologist Ambalal Patel has made a big prediction regarding rain and cyclone. Ambalal Patel has predicted that a cyclone will become active in the Bay of Bengal in the first week of September which will affect some areas of Gujarat. However, even before the arrival of the cyclone, another round of rain will start from August 22 to August 24.
It will affect parts of Central Gujarat, North Gujarat, Saurashtra and South Gujarat. Along with this, the possibility of rain has also been expressed from 27 to 30 August. However, Ambalal Patel has predicted that a mild cyclone will become active in the Bay of Bengal and its effect will be seen in the atmosphere of Gujarat. The weather will change and it will rain in the first week. It will rain even after September 13.
Rain in Gujarat is due to the active system over the High Sea of Bengal and the Arabian Sea. Then a mild cyclone will become active in the Bay of Bengal. However, meteorologist Ambalal Patel has predicted that a mild cyclone active in the Bay of Bengal in the first week of September will affect the atmosphere of Gujarat.
Apart from Ambalal Patel, the Meteorological Department has predicted rain for the next two days. In which there is a possibility of heavy rain in Panchmahal, Dahod, Chhotaudpur, Valsad, Navsari, Banaskantha, Sabarkantha, Aravalli, Patan, Kutch. Therefore, there is a possibility of moderate to moderate rain in other areas as well. However, the Meteorological Department has also predicted that from 22nd the rain will increase once again.
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