Meghmalhar forecasts 5 more days of heavy rains, 80% rainfall in the state, 26 inches of rain in Gujarat so far, 26 days of monsoon left

 Meghmalhar forecasts 5 more days of heavy rains, 80% rainfall in the state, 26 inches of rain in Gujarat so far, 26 days of monsoon left

• 12 inches in Talala rural panth, 7 inches in Gadu, 3 inches in 2 hours in Tankara

• 35 rivers overflow in the state, more than 40 inches of rain in 44 talukas

• Ahmedabad received 2 to 5 inches of rain late at night, 2 underpasses closed

In Surat district, Megharaja has started batting again. Mandvi taluka of the district has received 10 inches of rain in 10 hours. While Mahuva received 9 inches, Bardoli received 6 inches and Choryasi-Palsana received 5-5 inches of rain. 

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Anxiety is rife among the people who are facing the crisis of Khadipur again after the water of Khadipur dried up in Parvatpatiya-Limbaita of Surat city due to heavy rains in Surat district. At present, if Mithikhadi is stable, the level of Seemada and Bhedwad Bay has increased.

Navsari district has also received 3 to 7 inches of rain. Clouds were over 3 districts of Saurashtra. One and a half inches of water fell in Sutrapada of Gir Somnath district, 1 inch in Una, 12 inches in Talala village and 8 inches in Talala Gir, 2 inches in Kodinar and 1 inch in Veraval.

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 Apart from this, Keshod in Junagadh district received 1.5 inches, Junagadh half an inch, Bhensana five inches, Mendarda one and a half inches, Mangrol 2 inches, Manavadar half an inch, Malia Hati 1.5 inches, Vanthali 1 inch and Visavadar 2 inches. Rajula in Amreli district received half an inch and Bagasara half an inch.

In North Gujarat, Mehsana district received 2 inches of rain in Satlasana, 1-1 inch in Visnagar-Kadi, 3 inches in Amirgarh in Banaskantha district, 2 inches in December and 1-1 inch in Dantiwada-Dhanera while 3 inches in Wadali and Idar in Sabarkantha.

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State dam condition

Water in 206 dams 60 per cent 79 per cent water in dams

94 dams high L i.e. more than 90% filled.

Over 10 dam alerts i.e. 80 to 90% filled

74 dams on warning i.e. 70 to 80% filled

Sardar Sarovar Dam is 54% full

Other demos filled less than 70%

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The next five days will be twelve clouds in the state Khanga, 14 teams of NDRF stand by

 The next five days will be twelve clouds in the state Khanga, 14 teams of NDRF stand by

Rainy weather has prevailed in the state. Twelve clouds are expected in the state for the next five days. The meteorological department has issued a red alert for rains in the state for the next three days. Heavy rains are likely in some places in the state, especially on August 14 and 15. After that, the intensity of rain will decrease a little for two to three days. However, heavy rains will continue in some places.

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Currently an upper air cyclonic circulation is active over South Gujarat. On the other hand, a low pressure has also been created in the Bay of Bengal. It is expected to strengthen further in the next two days. In addition, an upper air cyclonic system is also prevailing over South Pakistan and West Rajasthan. While the monsoon axis over North India will shift over the next two days and become active over Central India. Under the effect of which, there is a possibility of continuous rain in Gujarat till next 25th August.

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In addition, humid winds are blowing from the Arabian Sea towards the land. Fishermen have been told not to plow the sea in this situation. Following the heavy rain forecast by the meteorological department, 14 NDRF teams have been placed on stand-by in different districts. The state is likely to receive heavy rains in Kutch, Banaskantha, Patan, Morbi, Jamnagar, Devbhoomi Dwarka, Gandhinagar, Porbandar, Gir Somnath, Amreli, Bhavnagar, Surat, Valsad and Ahmedabad.

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4 inches of rain in Vadodara, 3 inches of rain in Padra, water turned on city roads again, farmers happy with Megh Maher

4 inches of rain in Vadodara, 3 inches of rain in Padra, water turned on city roads again, farmers happy with Megh Maher

One and a half inches of rain in Dassar taluka and one inch in Vaghodia taluka

Rainy weather in Vadodara district from this morning after late night rain

Vadodara. Vadodara city and district has been witnessing rainy weather since late night on Tuesday. Vadodara received 4 inches of rain from late night till 10 am. Following which, the roads of Vadodara city were flooded again. Padra district has also received 3 inches of rain.

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The low-lying areas of Vadodara were flooded

Late night torrential rains in Vadodara city turned water back on Rawpura, Mandvi, Karelibagh, Jubileebagh, Nagarwada, Fatehganj and Rajmahel roads. As a result, the drivers had to face a lot of difficulties.

The surface of Ajwa Dam rose to 208.50 feet and the surface of Vishwamitri river to 10 feet

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Due to heavy rains in Vadodara city and Uparvas, the surface of Ajwa Dam, the lifeline of Vadodara city, has risen to 208.50 feet and the surface of Vishwamitri river passing through the center of Vadodara city has risen to 10 feet.

Rainfall statistics in Vadodara district from 8 pm to 10 am

98 mm in Vadodara. 15 mm in Karjan, 6 mm in Dabhoi, 73 mm in Padra, 23 mm in Vaghodia, 10 mm in Savli. And 36 mm. It's raining.

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Megh Maher again after a break of 2 days

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After a break of 2 days, Megharaja has re-established in Vadodara district. As a result, happiness has spread among the farmers. Due to heavy rains in Vadodara and Padra Panth, ravines and lakes have become overflowing. The farms have turned into ponds. 

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