Rare Cyclone Asna Likely To Move Away From Indian Coast Within 24 Hours, Heading West-Northwest
IMD on Saturday issued a warning that the cyclone ‘Asna’ is likely to move West-Northwest over the Northeast Arabian sea and away from the Indian Coast during the next 24 hours.
Gandhinagar: The Indian Meteorological Department issued a warning on Saturday that Cyclone ‘Asna,’ a deep despair over the Arabian Sea, is anticipated to go west-northwest over the northeast Arabian Sea and faraway from the Indian coast within the next 24 hours. Totally, ‘Asna’ is causing heavy rainfall in Gujarat. In accordance to IMD, the deep despair is relocating a speed of 14 km per hour West of Naliya in Gujarat, 160 km South-South West of Karachi in Pakistan, and 350 km East- Southeast of Pasni in Pakistan.
Cyclone Asna: Rains In Ahmedabad And Gandhinagar
Previously on Friday, IMD scientist Ramashray Yadav pointed out that Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar would purchase handy to typical rains.
The regions of Kachchh received heavy rainfall within one of many most out of the famous 24 hours, with the kingdom receiving 882 mm of rainfall after you you may have that that June 1, in keeping with the IMD scientist.
“Kachchh has received very heavy rainfall within one of many most out of the famous 24 hours…Gujarat has received 882 mm of rainfall after you you may have that that June 1, which is 50% better than kind of virtually always taking place…Saurashtra and Kachchh regions have additionally recorded better than kind of virtually always taking place rainfall…Light to typical rains are expected for Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar these days.”, Yadav pointed out in a announcement.
Cyclone Asna: Rain Warning
The heavy downpour on Thursday resulted in a harsh climate warning for the districts of Jamnagar, Porbandar, Morbi, Swarka, and Kutch. Flooding as a final final finish impact of this heavy rainfall has adversely affected ingredients of Gujarat, most exceedingly forcing the shutdown of the stretch between Padana Patiya and Changa Patiya in Jamnagar, noticeably impacting the waft of web web content guests. As good, floodwater has broken a factor of a small bridge on Sir PN Road, which is causing firstclass inconvenience to regional commuters.
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