Mumbai: Weather patterns are being seen in different areas of the country. Due to rain, there is a havoc of monsoon in many areas including Gujarat and Maharashtra. In these states, due to the continuous rains in many areas, a flood-like situation has been created. The Indian Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rains in some parts of central and northwest India in the next 4-5 days. The meteorological department has predicted that the monsoon is moving south from its normal position. Due to this, there is a possibility of widespread rains in some parts of central and northwest India in the next four-five days. Heavy rainfall is expected in Odisha, Bengal, Jharkhand and Bihar in the next 2 to 3 days. There is a possibility of heavy rain in Saurashtra and Kutch region of Gujarat during the next three days.

Bad rains in Gujarat, roads and water in many cities including Dwarka: According to the information received, heavy rains spread in many districts of Gujarat. Dwarka, Junagadh, and Porbandar areas of Gujarat have been raining heavily on the past day. Due to this rain, the conditions in Dwarka are getting worse. Where there is water on the roads and as if the rivers are flowing on the road itself. In the pictures which have come out from Dwarka, it can be seen that water has been filled in a large part of the city. Due to the filling of water in some colonies, vehicles have started swimming, while the roads are in bad condition. Like Dwarka, Porbandar and Junagadh have the same condition. Water has been filled in many areas here, while this has happened in a few hours of strong rain.

Apart from Gujarat, Mumbai is also in bad condition: Apart from Gujarat, many parts of Maharashtra, especially Mumbai, also have the bad condition due to rain. Monsoon has given a great knock in Mumbai, after which it has been raining here. Like every time, this time too, the first rain in Mumbai has exposed the work of BMC. Many parts of Mumbai remained waterlogged and roads turned into rivers. With the increasing risk of Coronavirus and the rain hitting from above, Mumbai may face a double challenge.

Gujarat: Water level of Shetrunji river rises in Junagadh following incessant rainfall in the region. (5/7/2020) pic.twitter.com/127MoXZv5D

 ANI  July 5, 2020

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