Cyclone Biparjoy may affect Rajasthan and Gujarat as well, strong rains and winds can cause havoc

The heat wave continues in Rajasthan. However, now the period of heavy rains has also started with thunderstorms. It rained heavily in Sriganganagar of the state on the previous day and a yellow alert for rain has also been issued in many areas for the coming days. Not only this, the IMD has expressed apprehension that the Biparjoy cyclonic storm arising from Gujarat will affect Rajasthan as well. The Meteorological Department says that Biparjoy is now moving towards the north.

It is believed that Biparjoy Cyclone will reach the coast of Pakistan by June 16 and due to this rain, strong storm and storm can also be seen in the western parts on June 14-15.

The effect of the storm, there may be devastation in many areas

According to the information given by the Meteorological Department, clouds will thunder in Jaipur and Udaipur and there are possibilities of heavy rains. On June 16-17, this process of cloud-rain will intensify further. Due to this people may also have to face trouble. There is a possibility that this season is going to bring some devastation as well and due to this the life of the common people may get disturbed.

It is believed that the effect of cyclonic storm Biparjoy can wreak havoc in many areas of Rajasthan. That’s why the Meteorological Department has already warned of stormy rain. Let us tell you that on Saturday, stormy rains were recorded in Ganganagar, Hanumangarh and Churu with strong thunderstorms.

Meteorological Department gave alert of heavy rain

The Meteorological Department has issued an alert that in the coming days, avoid getting out of the house without any reason. At the same time, stay away from trees and electric poles. Because in the coming days there are chances of rain with strong winds in Rajasthan.

Cyclone Biparjoy may affect Gujarat

Biparjoy in the Arabian Sea, which earlier seemed to be heading towards the coast of Pakistan, has now changed its course. Biparjoy, which has turned into a severe storm, is now seen moving in the north- northeast direction. The Meteorological Department has said in the latest bulletin that it may hit the northern Gujarat coast on June 15.

A bulletin from the IMD’s Regional Specialized Meteorological Center (RSMC) said the severe cyclone would cause storm surge of 2-3 meters high in the Arabian Sea off the Gujarat coast. Apart from this, there is a possibility of large scale damage due to the storm. The bulletin said that due to the storm, conditions of severe rains and floods can arise in the western coastal districts of Gujarat and damage to kutcha- pucca houses. Apart from this, the destruction of thatched houses, standing crops. Damage to roads and roads, extensive damage to plantations and orchards are expected. The IMD has said that the storm is likely to disrupt railway service and power supply.

According to the Meteorological Department, Biparjoy which has already intensified into an “extremely severe cyclonic storm” was located about 540 km west of Mumbai on Sunday evening. It is the second highest category storm in terms of strength. Earlier it was expected that the severe cyclonic storm ‘Biparjoy’ would hit around Karachi, Pakistan. Now by changing the route it has reached Kutch in Gujarat.

District and Pakistan’s Karachi coast may collide on June 15. In view of this possibility, the Gujarat government is deploying National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) teams in the coastal areas and will set up shelter centers in six districts. The coming news about the place where the storm will hit the land in the coastal area the situation will be clear in days.

The cyclone bulletin released on Sunday evening said, “The storm is very likely to move almost northwards till the morning of June 14, then move north north east and reach Mandvi in Gujarat and Pakistan by the afternoon of June 15.” It can hit Saurashtra and Kutch between Karachi and adjoining coasts of Pakistan.

The districts of Kutch, Jamnagar, Morbi, Gir Somnath Porbandar, and Devbhoomi Dwarka are likely to be affected by the cyclone with heavy rains and wind speed up to 150 kilometer (km) between June 13 and 15, an official said. . The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Sunday said that the cyclone is very likely to cross Saurashtra- Kutch and Karachi coast on June 15 afternoon with wind speed reaching 125-130 kmph gusting to 150 kmph.

Relief Commissioner Alok Pandey told reporters that Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel held a meeting with district magistrates of coastal districts, representatives of the Army, Navy and Indian Coast Guard and officials of various departments. Pandey said officials of various departments have been instructed to prepare well in advance and coordinate to minimize the impact of the cyclone in the coastal districts.

He said that to deal with its impact, the Gujarat government is deploying several teams of NDRF and SDRF in the coastal areas. Also, the government will set up shelter sites in six districts for people living within 5-10 km radius from the coast line. Pandey said, “In the meeting, the chief minister directed all departments to carry out maximum possible relief and rescue operations in coordination with district magistrates of districts likely to be affected by the cyclone.

The Chief Minister has given this responsibility to senior ministers of the coastal districts, who will help the local administration in planning and executing disaster management work keeping in view the likely impact of the cyclone. In a statement, the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) has directed Rishikesh Patel, Kanubhai Desai, Raghavji Sanghvi, Jagdish Vishwakarta and Purshottam Solanki to reach the districts assigned to them.

The IMD has issued a warning of heavy rain on June 14 and 15 in Kutch, Devbhoomi Dwarka, Porbandar Jamnagar, Rajkot, Junagadh and Mori districts. The IMD said in the bulletin that heavy to very heavy rainfall is very likely at a few places on June 14 and extremely heavy rainfall at isolated places over the affected districts on June 15. The Meteorological Department said that “Viperjoy” active over the east- central Arabian Sea moved north- east with a speed of eight kilometers per hour at 4.30 pm on Sunday.

IMD has advised complete stop of fishing activities in the affected areas and directed fishermen not to venture into Central Arabian Sea and North Arabian Sea between 12 to 15 June and along and off Saurashtra- Kutch coasts till 15 June Has been given. The IMD has advised people who have landed at sea to return to the coast and to judiciously control offshore and onshore activities.

It said that the sea along and off Saurashtra and Kutch coast would remain rough till Wednesday and would further increase on Thursday. The Meteorological Department said, “In view of the above information, the state governments are advised to keep a close vigil in their areas, monitor the situation regularly and take appropriate precautionary measures. District authorities are advised to take steps according to the situation.” Is given.”

Weather changing due to cyclonic storm! Moderate to heavy rain forecast in these states

Amid the possibility of heatwave in many parts of the country, the Meteorological Department issued a warning of cyclonic storm ‘Biparjoy’ for Saurashtra and Kutch coast of Gujarat.

According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), cyclonic storm ‘Biparjoy’ is likely to make landfall between Kutch district and Karachi coast of Pakistan on June 15.

Forecast
At the same time, it rained in many parts of Maharashtra including Mumbai on Sunday night. According to IMD, light to moderate rain with gusty wind speed reaching 45-55 kmph is very likely at isolated places over Thane, Raigad, Mumbai and Palghar districts.

IMD has predicted heavy rains in Kerala for five days. A yellow alert has been issued for Alappuzha, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Malappuram and Kozhikode on June 11 and for Kannur and Kozhikode on June 12. The IMD said in a release on Sunday morning that winds with a speed of 40-60 kmph would prevail along the Saurashtra coast.

If we talk about the northeastern state of Assam, there is a possibility of heavy rains for five days. The Guwahati meteorological center has issued a yellow alert for Sunday and Monday and an orange alert for Tuesday to Thursday.

The bulletin said that there is a possibility of heavy to very heavy rain with thundershowers in Assam during the next five days. This weather condition is also likely to prevail over other northeastern states like Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur and Mizoram.

Heatwave likely in these states
There is a possibility of rain on one side. On the other hand, the condition of heatwave also persists. IMD scientist Naresh Kumar said that talking about the heatwave situation in India, at present the main heatwave zone is eastern India. Heat wave condition persists in Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha and West Bengal. For this IMD has issued Orange Alert. In these areas, Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Telangana are also coming under the influence of heat wave.

How will be the weather in Delhi
The Meteorological Department says that the temperature is not expected to rise much for the next three-four days. On Monday, the maximum temperature is expected to be 40 and the minimum temperature will be 26 degree Celsius. The wind speed will be in the range of 25 to 35 kilometers per hour.

It will also be partly cloudy. After Wednesday the wind will become south-westerly. This wind will bring moisture from the Arabian Sea with it, due to which light rain may occur in isolated areas of Delhi on 15th and 16th.

Ever-changing weather
The weather is changing every moment in Haryana. According to meteorologists, on June 12, except for West and South West Haryana, it may rain in other districts of Haryana. Similarly, on June 13, except for the districts of South and South-East Haryana, there is a possibility of rain in the rest of the state. This change in weather will continue till June 15. Due to continuous such weather from the side of the scientists, a drop in temperature can be registered.