Heavy rains lashed many elements of the nation from the nationwide capital to Tamil Nadu and Telangana on Saturday. According to the newest forecast of the India Meteorological Department (IMD), these climate circumstances are more likely to persist for the following few days.
Delhi, specifically, is experiencing a extremely uncommon monsoon this 12 months, which has to date recorded a file 1,100 mm of rainfall, the very best in 46 years.
Safdarjung Meteorological Station recorded 81.3 mm of rain, whereas Palam Observatory recorded 98 mm of rain between 5.30 am and eight.30 am on Saturday. Between 8.30 am on Friday and eight.30 am on Saturday, Safdarjung obtained a complete of 94.7 mm of rain, whereas Palam recorded the very best rainfall of 103.3 mm. Ridge recorded 67.6 mm and Lodi Road 64 mm in the identical interval of 24 hours.
Rain in Delhi: Many roads inundated attributable to heavy rains
The streets of Delhi have been flooded attributable to heavy rains that lashed the nationwide capital on Saturday morning. The Delhi airport premises additionally received flooded for a while.
The Delhi airport stated on Twitter that the forecourt was briefly waterlogged. “Our team was aligned to look into this immediately and the issue has been resolved.”
This is the Delhi airport terminal which has now been renamed as Ferry Terminal pic.twitter.com/8wAvA88Y83
— Dhananjay Singh (@KunwarDJAY) September 11, 2021
Waterlogging was additionally seen in lots of elements of Moti Bagh, RK Param, Som Vihar, Ring Road close to IP Station, Vikas Marg, Sangam Vihar, Mehrauli-Badarpur Road, Pul Prahladpur Underpass and Munirka.
The IMD has predicted average rain and thundershowers in the course of the day. Heavy rain can be anticipated at remoted locations throughout town later within the day, whereas the utmost temperature within the nationwide capital is more likely to hover round 31 levels Celsius.
Heavy rain may be very more likely to happen at remoted locations between at this time and tomorrow over different elements of North India together with elements of Uttarakhand and Punjab.
Five gates of Bhatsa dam open in Thane, Maharashtra after heavy rains
Meanwhile, in Maharashtra, 5 gates of the reservoir within the catchment space of Bhatsa dam in Thane district have been opened to launch water after incessant heavy rains on Saturday morning.
“The water level of the dam reached 141.70 meters at around 9 am today. Since the catchment area is receiving heavy rains, its five gates have been opened,” an irrigation division official from Bhatsa Nagar workplace informed information company PTI.
The IMD stated that the remainder of the west coast together with Coastal Karnataka, Konkan and Goa are more likely to obtain heavy rains over the following two days. Extremely heavy rainfall has been predicted over elements of Konkan and Goa throughout the identical interval.
Between September 13-14, there’s a chance of heavy to very heavy falls in Gujarat additionally.
Heavy downpour possible over Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka this week
According to the IMD’s newest climate bulletin, pretty widespread rainfall is more likely to proceed over peninsular India over the following 5 days. While heavy rains are possible over Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Coastal Karnataka in the course of the subsequent 5 days, Kerala and South Interior Karnataka are more likely to obtain heavy rains in the course of the subsequent three days.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
