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New Delhi: Monsoon has reached from Kerala to Mumbai ahead of time. Along with this, while the record for the highest rainfall in Bangalore, Mumbai and Delhi in May has been broken, now the Meteorological Department has said that people in North India will get relief from the scorching heat in June and will receive more than average rainfall. Along with this, the Meteorological Department has also launched India’s Swadeshi India Forecast System for highly accurate forecast. A total of five people died in rain -related incidents in Karnataka and Maharashtra on Tuesday. On the other hand, there is a mixed atmosphere of rain and heat in Rajasthan at this time.
Secretary of the Ministry of Earth Sciences M. Ravichandran said that in June there will be 108 percent more rainfall than normal across the country. This time, 105 percent rainfall was estimated compared to last time, but now it is being said that 106 percent rainfall may be received from the monsoon season i.e. June 1 to September 30.
Meteorological Director General Mrityunjay Mahapatra said that Central India and Southern Islands will receive more than normal rainfall. Rainfall is likely to remain normal in north-west India, while Northeast India may receive less than normal rainfall. In June, most parts of the country will receive more than normal or normal rainfall. However, there will be less than normal rainfall in coastal areas and parts of the Northeast. In June, the maximum temperature in most areas except northwest will be normal or below normal.
The Meteorological Department said that the minimum temperature in most parts of the country is expected to be higher than normal. However, Central India and its adjacent southern coastal areas may be cloudy. From June to September, the long -term average in the country is 87 cm. It is expected to receive 106 percent rainfall.
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Meanwhile, Jaipur -based Meteorological Department said that the scorching heat in Rajasthan strengthened its grip on Tuesday. In the coming days, the temperature is expected to rise by 2 to 3 degrees in most areas of the state. In many parts of Rajasthan, the temperature was above 40 degrees, Barmer recorded the highest temperature of 46.6 degrees. However, the Meteorological Department has predicted that the heat will be reduced in the coming days and there is a possibility of rain and thunderstorms. Till May 29, there is a possibility of thunderstorms and light rain in many areas including Jodhpur, Bikaner division, Udaipur, Kota.
There was a thunderstorm in Rajouri in Jammu and Kashmir due to the killing of Hindus in a terrorist attack in Pahalgam. 100 sheep died due to lightning in Rajouri. Additionally, hail, strong winds and hailstorms fell with heavy rains in the upper areas of Buddhaal sub-division.
114 percent probability of rain in Gujarat
Ahmedabad: This time the monsoon is likely to be better than normal in Gujarat. The Meteorological Department has predicted 114 percent rainfall in Gujarat this time. In the last 10 years, from 2015 to 2024, more than normal rainfall has been recorded 6 times. Last year, 143.14 percent rainfall was received.
