Yellow alert in 20 districts of Gujarat, orange alert in 4 districts and yellow alert in 16 districts in the next 1 hour

Meteorological Department forecast: The Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an important rain alert for the next one hour in Gujarat amidst heavy monsoon clouds. According to the forecast of the department, an orange alert has been issued in four districts of the state following the possibility of lightning and thunderstorms. At the same time, a yellow alert has been issued in 16 other districts of the state, including north and south Gujarat, in view of the possibility of moderate to heavy rains><

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4 rain systems active

The heat and scorching heat in the state have added to the woes of the people as the rains have taken a break for the last few days. But now there is news of relief for those who are troubled by the heat. According to the latest forecast of the Meteorological Department, the rainy weather is going to be in Gujarat once again. A simultaneous 4 rain systems have become active over the state, leading to a forecast of universal rainfall with thunderstorms and winds in the coming days

Which 4 systems are activated and what will the weather be like?

Presently, low pressure, monsoon trough, western disturbance and cyclonic circulation have become active over Gujarat. Due to the impact of this system, light to moderate rainfall is likely to occur across the state for the next 7 days

'Yellow alert' in these 5 districts on August 11

The intensity of rain will increase on August 11. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted heavy rains in 5 districts of north and central Gujarat. As a precautionary measure, a 'Yellow Alert' has also been issued in these areas. These districts include:

North Gujarat: Aravalli

Central Gujarat: Mahisagar, Panchmahal, Dahod and Chhota Udepur

rain and wind speed, the administration has also issued strict instructions to the fishermen not to venture into the sea in the coming days.