Gujarat weather: News of relief for farmers, Maavathu will not happen anymore; Meteorological department has predicted

 

Gujarat weather: From last 4-5 days unseasonal rains in Gujarat i.e. Mavtu are troubling the farmers a lot. Ready crops of farmers are getting lost. Unseasonal rain has occurred in many districts of Gujarat. In that case, the Meteorological Department has made an important forecast. In which after 48 hours you can get rid of the problem of constipation.

At present, monsoon-like weather has spread in Gujarat at the beginning of summer. Rainy conditions have prevailed in many districts of the state. Yesterday, Rajkot received about a quarter of an inch of rain. So today, Thursday, there was 1 inch of rain in the villages of Barda area of ​​Porbandar. Apart from this, Anjar and Palitana also received monsoon-like conditions with about an inch of rain. Scattered rains are likely to persist in many parts of the state today, light to moderate rains with thundershowers are expected at scattered areas in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar districts. Meanwhile, news of relief has come for the farmers.

Talking about Gujarat weather, according to the Meteorological Department, the state may receive normal rain for the next two days. That means rain may occur in some areas for two more days. There are chances of rain in some areas in Kutch, Banaskantha, Sabarkantha, Patan and other districts along with strong winds for the next two days. However, after 48 hours, there is also a possibility of getting rid of Mavtha.

At present, due to the changed climate, the maximum temperature is being recorded much lower in many districts of Gujarat and people are getting relief from the heat. But after three-four days, the temperature will rise across the state and it has been predicted by the Meteorological Department that it will increase by three to four degrees.

With this, Gujarat weather has been covered with rain for a few days due to cyclonic circulation. Prices of vegetables have skyrocketed due to glut. So now the spice season is going on and the prices of other spices including chili are very high. The mango crop has also suffered a lot due to this unseasonal rain. Farmers’ prepared crops have been damaged by Mavtha.