Gwalior. (New World Representative). A depression over the Bay of Bengal has started adding moisture to the air, due to which the weather in the city has changed on Tuesday. After raining for half an hour in the evening, the extreme sun has increased tremendously for the last three days and the roads have become waterlogged. The Meteorological Department has said that it will rain on October 5 as well. Heavy rains are likely on October 6 and 7 as the cyclone reaches Gwalior-Chambal division over Bay of Bengal.
Meteorological Department has officially announced that Monsoon has departed from Gwalior last day. On the second morning of the farewell, the city was overcast. The sun didn’t come out until 12 noon today, but after one hour the heat increased. Climate has changed due to heat. Black spots are covered. Lashkar and the city center, Tatipur have black spots. The roads were waterlogged due to incessant rain for half an hour. Relieved of humidity. According to the Meteorological Department, 10.2 mm of rain has been recorded till 5:30 pm. The maximum temperature was recorded 0.1 degrees above normal. Higher than normal temperatures have resulted in increased humidity.
Due to these reasons it is raining
– Low pressure formed in Bay of Bengal near Andhra Pradesh coast. As a result, the wind shifted to the northeast. Moisture has started from the Bay of Bengal. As the system develops, humidity increases.
– Rains will increase with the arrival of Rewa Division. This system may move towards Delhi via Uttar Pradesh. Due to this, heavy rain is expected in Gwalior-Chambal division.
– The Western Disturbance is active, also bringing moisture from the Arabian Sea. Due to all these reasons the Gwalior-Chambal division will receive rain till October 8.
Rains were also recorded in October last year
Monsoon weakens after September 30, but October 2021 has good monsoon rains. This rain was recorded in the second week of October. The situation is the same this time too. Rains were recorded in the first week of October. Kharif crops were damaged due to this rain. Sorghum, millet, amla and amla crops are harvested in the first week of October.
– This rain acts as nectar for ravi crop. Mustard and chickpeas do not require palava.
Maximum temperature – 34.5 degrees
Minimum temperature – 23.2 degrees
Rainfall-10.2 mm
Movement of mercury
time temp
05:30 24.6
08:30 26.2
11:30 30.2
14:30 33.8
17:30 27.4
Posted by: Anil Tomar
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