The Bay of Bengal Low Pressure area now lies over Sub-Himalayan
West Bengal & Sikkim and adjoining Bihar. The axis of the monsoon trough at mean sea level now runs close to the foothills of the
Himalayas. The off shore trough from Gujarat coast to Kerala coast persists.
There has been unexpected turn of event yesterday. After clear skies on Thursday, suddenly yesterday morning the weather changed and rain started from the coastal Saurashtra areas and subsequently by 11.00 am. rain over Rajkot. Most places over Western Saurashtra received rainfall.
CHIEF AMOUNTS OF RAINFALL IN CM. from 16th Morning till 17th morning.
SAURASHTRA & KUTCH
Manavadar (dist Junagarh) 9, Keshod Aero (dist Junagarh) 7, Mangrol (dist Junagarh) 6, Ranawao (dist Porbandar) 6, Jamjodhpur (dist Jamnagar) 6, Jamnagar Aero (dist Jamnagar) 6, Kutiana (dist Porbandar) 5, Kalawad (dist Jamnagar) 4, Mendarda (dist Junagarh) 4, Malia (dist Junagarh) 3, Lodhika (dist Rajkot) 3, Jodia (dist Jamnagar) 3, Bhesan ((dist Junagarh) 4, Visavadar (dist Junagarh) 3, Vanthali (dist Junagarh) 3, Rajkot Aero (dist Rajkot) 2, Upleta (dist Rajkot) 2, Bachau (dist Kutch) 2
GUJARAT REGION
09/17/2011: Vadgam (dist Banaskantha) 4, Danta (dist Banaskantha) 3, Dholka (dist Ahmedabad) 2, Deesa (dist Banaskantha) 2, Tharad (dist Banaskantha) 2
Forecast: 17th to 20th September
Axis of Monsoon is running along the Foot Hills of Himalaya, so th Bay Low will not affect Saurashtra.
Partly cloudy and partly sunshine weather expected during the forecast period. Scattered showers possible but no meaningful rainfall expected.
Weather Forecast in Akila Daily Dated 17th September 2011 @ 11.00 am
