Ambalal Patel predicts heavy rains in these districts after 3 days

Ambalal Patel latest forecast : Ambalal Patel, a meteorologist in Gujarat, has issued a new forecast for rainfall. According to him, after three days, there will be a rainy season.   After August 5, the state is likely to experience cloudy weather, increased wind speed and good rainfall in many areas from August 8 to 15. Heavy rains are likely to occur in South Gujarat, while the rainy weather is likely to continue in the month of September

weather conditions may change after August 5

Ambalal Patel, there is a possibility of cloudy weather in Gujarat after August 5. Along with this, the wind speed may also increase, due to which the rainy weather is likely to become more active in many parts of the state. According to the forecast, several districts of Gujarat are likely to receive good rainfall between August 8 and 15. Heavy rains are expected in parts of south Gujarat. Farmers and citizens have been advised to keep a close watch on the weather conditions<>

Tapi river water level may rise

Ambalal Patel has said that if there is good rainfall in the upper basin, the inflow of water in the Tapi river may increase. Due to this, the water level of the river is likely to rise. People living in low lying areas need to be vigilant, he added><

rainy weather likely to continue in September as well

Ambalal Patel, the rainy activity may continue in the month of September after August. There is a possibility of rain during Ganesh Chaturthi as well. In addition, after September 12, a new rain system may be activated again. In both August and September, the wind speed is high and the rainy season is likely to continue, he said><

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17 August begins in Magha star, auspicious sign for agriculture

Ambalal Patel, the Sun will enter Magha star from August 17. According to traditional belief, if there is good rainfall during Magha star, it is considered beneficial for agriculture. However, this is a religious-traditional belief and the actual rainfall conditions will depend on the scientific predictions of meteorological systems and the Meteorological Department. Farmers have been advised to keep a close watch on the official forecasts of the Meteorological Department.