IMD has issued a ‘red warning’ for South Konkan, Goa and South Central Maharashtra and Orange Warnings for North Central Maharashtra, East Vidarbha and West Vidarbha for the next two days. The red warning for the districts of Pune, Satara and Kolhapur showed a very heavy rainfall in West Maharashtra for the next three days. The red warning is valid from 6 to 8 July for the Satara District and from 7 to 9 July for the Kolhapur District.
The warning came when the surface of the Panchganga River in Kolhapur was only seven legs away from a warning sign on Wednesday night. Of the 17 teams from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) which were deployed in the Maharashtra area that had reported heavy rain to a very heavy, two teams had been placed in Shirol Tehsil and the City of Kolhapur who were flooded prone. District administration in Kolhapur has taken preemptive steps to overcome the flood situation in the district, which was beaten by floods in 2019 and 2021.
“During this period, each region will witness a very heavy rainfall in remote places in the Ghat area. For Pune, red warnings have been issued for July 7 and July 8,” PTI said quoting IMD officials.The southern state of Telangana also tends to receive very heavy rainfall in the next few days, according to the Met Department.”In the last 24 hours, Telangana has received good rainfall; While Naggkunool received 16 centimeter rainfall (CMS), several districts have received 9cms of rainfall. The temperature in the state also rose from 30 to 32 degrees Celsius in the past 24 hours , “Hyderabad Sravani’s metrology center scientist said, as quoted by Ani.
“The state of the telagana will receive a good rainfall in the coming days, districts in the southern part of the state-jogulamba gadwal, vanaparti, nagarkurnool, and nalgonda are expected to receive very heavy rainfall, while the central part can enjoy rainfall “The good in the next five days with heavy rainfall so that it is very heavy in the southern part of the telangana tomorrow and the day passes (eg., on Wednesday and Thursday),” he added. IMD also predicts heavy rains to be very heavy in the southern interior of Karnataka, Vidarbha, and Chhattisgarh.”Heavy rain was very heavy in … Telangana and South Interior Karnataka on 06 and 07; Vidarbha on 08; Chhattisgarh on 07 and 08 July 2022,” he said in a series of tweets.
“Heavy rainfall is very heavy with very severe rainfall as well as the possibility above Konkan and Goa for the next 5 days and very severe rainfall which is most likely on the coast of Karnataka on 06,” he added.Himachal Rain: The girl died in a landslide in Shimla, four missing in KulluDelhi is likely to see light rain and lightning on Thursday even when the maximum temperature of the city settled at 38.6 degrees Celsius the previous day.”There will be a sky that is generally cloudy with the possibility of light rain and lightning in remote places. The maximum and minimum temperature of the city will float around 36 degrees Celsius and each 28 degrees Celsius,” PTI quoted IMD officials.
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