The shadow monsoon across the country is now raining in different parts of the country. Somewhere the weather has become pleasant and somewhere there are situations like floods. Now the Meteorological Department has said that in July, most parts of India are expected to receive more than normal rainfall. Also, Central India, Uttarakhand and Haryana have been asked to be vigilant due to the threat of floods.
Possibility of less rain
Apart from this, IMD has predicted large parts of the Northeast, many areas of eastern India and less than normal rainfall in Southern Peninsular India. The average maximum temperature in many areas is expected to be below normal. However, there is a possibility of higher temperatures than normal in parts of the Northeast, North-West, East and Southern Peninsula. Let us know that on an average 28 cm of rainfall in the country in the month of July.
IMD Director General Mrityunjay Mahapatra said that heavy rains are likely in Central India and the southern peninsula adjacent to it. This includes the areas around East Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Vidarbha and Telangana and parts of Gujarat and Maharashtra. He said, “We should monitor the catchment areas of rivers like Godavari, Mahanadi and Krishna.
Excess rain alert in these states
Our models show the possibility of more rain than normal in the upper Mahanadi catchment area, including Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh. There are many other rivers in this region. We should keep a close watch on the rain activity and the water level in the reservoirs. “Uttarakhand and Haryana are also expected to receive good rains. Mahapatra said,” The region includes many cities and towns including Delhi. Many rivers flowing from the south come out of Uttarakhand. We should take care for all these river catchment areas, cities and towns. “
He said that this type of rain usually occurs when the monsoon line moves south from its normal position and when many low pressure systems are formed. Usually five low pressure systems are formed in July and run in the west-north-west direction.