Mumbai: The monsoon has once again become active in Maharashtra. The MET department has said that the state is likely to receive good rainfall in four to five days. Let me tell you all that Mumbai has been receiving light rain at many places since Veerwar. According to the information received by IMD, the pressure, wind direction, and speed are favorable to this, making the Bay of Bengal a low-pressure area. Let me tell you that in the first week of June in Maharashtra, the monsoon had hit The Day and on 9th June it also reached Mumbai.

In the early days, after the rains, only sporadic rains had occurred in some parts of the state. In Nagpur, the roads have been inundated after heavy rains due to rain since last Veerwar. The situation is grim in the lower reaches and the water is now flowing inside people's houses from the roads here. People living here say that no one from the administration came to ask about our problem. Let me also tell you that the Regional Meteorological Centre of The Meteorological Department (IMD) in Maharashtra had issued an orange alert in the state and issued a warning of heavy rain accompanied by thunder and lightning in several areas including Nagpur on Thursday. The MET department has also issued a yellow alert for today i.e.

In fact, heavy rain may occur at many places even today. The MET department has predicted that "Maharashtra will receive good rainfall for the next 4-5 days. The southwest monsoon has once again become active. The MET department has said that light and medium rainfall is likely to occur at many places over Wardha, Bhandara, Nagpur, Chandrapur, Yavatmal, Amravati, Gondia, Gadchiroli, Akola, and Washim in the state in the next few hours.''

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