The annual Indian summer rains, which have been on a slow down in recent years, will once again begin in September, according to the National Weather Service.
The last time it happened was in 2008.
The first rain falls around 8pm on September 2nd, according the meteorological office of Gujarat.
It is the second rain event this year, after the last one occurred in July. “
As the rain falls, we may see heavy rainfall in some parts of the state and may see some flash flooding,” said the weather service in a tweet.
It is the second rain event this year, after the last one occurred in July.
The previous one was caused by heavy rains in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, which caused extensive damage to crops.
The weather service said that the first rain of the year will come between 8am and 12pm on Friday.
“We will see rainfall during the day and a few hours after midnight,” said Shamsuddin Bhatti, head of meteorology at the weather bureau. “
“For the next few days we may get some drier than normal rains, but we expect the rains to pick up later,” he said.”
We will see rainfall during the day and a few hours after midnight,” said Shamsuddin Bhatti, head of meteorology at the weather bureau.
“For the next few days we may get some drier than normal rains, but we expect the rains to pick up later,” he said.
