Ahmedabad Rain: Sudden change in the atmosphere of Ahmedabad, rain with heavy winds and hail

Ahmedabad: The weather in Ahmedabad city has suddenly changed amid the forecast of rain by the Meteorological Department.   There have been light showers of rain in the eastern parts of Ahmedabad. Ahmedabad city received light rain in the evening.   The City   There were light showers of rain towards Vastral, Hathijan, Khokhra.   It rained with hail and lightning in many places. After 10 minutes of drizzle, the rain stopped.

rain and hail with sudden heavy winds

hailstorm accompanied by sudden rain in the eastern part of Ahmedabad city.   It rained in areas including Vatva, GIDC, East Vastral. The Meteorological Department has predicted rain in Ahmedabad city today. Ahmedabad city has been cloudy since early morning><

It rained in Dwarka diocese

Devbhoomi Dwarka district also received rains today. By 12 noon, Kalyanpur received an inch of unseasonal rainfall. It rained unseasonally with strong winds.   Unseasonal rains accompanied by thunderstorms caused water to overflow in the fields. The pilgrimage town of Dwarka also witnessed heavy rains today. Unseasonal rains lashed different parts of Dwarka city with thunderstorms since early morning.   Due to the changed climate, the atmosphere across the city became cool throughout the summer.

rain forecast in these districts tomorrow

The Meteorological Department has predicted rainy weather in parts of East Gujarat like Aravalli, Panchmahal, Dahod, Mahisagar and Narmada tomorrow. After that, the weather is likely to dry again in the state from April 6.

According to the forecast of the <> Meteorological Department, the temperature in the state will be 38 to 39 degrees Celsius. According to the forecast of the Meteorological Department, there will be cloudy weather in many parts of the state. Rain with thunderstorms is likely to occur in some areas. Heavy rainfall has been predicted in Kutch, Patan, Morbi, Surendranagar, Sabarkantha, Aravalli, Dahod and Panchmahal districts

unseasonal rains have been forecast in the state for the next three days due to the cyclonic circulation and western disturbances.   The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted unseasonal rains in Gujarat for the next three days. Heavy rains have been forecast in different districts of the state till April 4. Farmers are worried about unseasonal rains.