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Gujarat Sees Wettest June In 10 Years, Monsoon Rainfall Exceeds 288 MM
June is the wettest month in Gujarat since 2015 with rainfall exceeding 288 mm so far, official data shows.
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Heavy Rain Causes Flood-Like Situation In Gujarat
Heavy rains lashed several parts of Gujarat in the last 24 hours, inundating low-lying areas in cities and villages and creating a flood-like situation, an official said on Saturday.
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"Safely Evacuate People In Vulnerable Locations": PM In Meet On Cyclone Biparjoy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today held a review meeting as cyclone Biparjoy intensified into an "extremely severe cyclonic storm". It is likely to make landfall between Gujarat's Kutch and Karachi in Pakistan on Thursday afternoon.
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2 Killed, 1 Injured In Lighting Strike In Gujarat Amid Heavy Rainfall
Two members of a family were killed and one person was injured in a lightning strike in Moti Jagdhar village in Gujarat's Bhavnagar district on Sunday amid rain and thunder in many parts of the state.
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Gujarat Fishermen Asked Not To Venture To Sea After Strong Winds Advisory
With strong winds likely to blow over the north Gujarat coast, IMD advised fishermen not to venture into the Arabian sea for three days from Friday.
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Severe Heatwave In Gujarat For Next 2 Days; Weather Office Issues Alert
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Monday issued a 'yellow' alert to Gujarat for the next two days as the heatwave intensifies in the country.
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Low Pressure Off Gujarat's Gulf of Kutch May Turn Into Cyclonic Storm: Forecast
The remnant of cyclone Gulab has turned into a depression, moved into the Gulf of Kutch and is likely to further intensify into a cyclonic storm in the Arabian Sea, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Thursday.
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Several Villages Cut Off After Heavy Rainfall In Gujarat's Saurashtra
Even as the rain intensity reduced in parts of Saurashtra in Gujarat on Wednesday, a number of villages in the region remained cut off from the mainstream as the connecting roads were blocked due to flooding and power supply was disrupted.
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Over 7,000 People Shifted To Safer Places As Rains Batters Gujarat
Extremely heavy rains lashed Rajkot and Jamnagar in Gujarat over the last 24 hours, following which more than 200 people stranded in the flood waters were rescued and over 7,000 people shifted to safer places in the two districts, officials said.
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South-West Monsoon Reaches South Gujarat
The south-west monsoon hit south Gujarat on Saturday bringing relief from heat wave conditions, even as the weatherman predicted heavy rains in the region in the next 24 hours.
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Rain on the Cards in North India, South Burns
North India is likely to get a respite from the torrid heat today - rain and summer storms are on the cards. But the monsoon, which was to reach Kerala yesterday, is likely to play truant for a few more days.
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Country Witnesses Rainiest Day of the Season
The country today witnessed the rainiest day of this winter with almost all parts receiving showers, the weatherman said, attributing it to a series of weather conditions.
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Gujarat Sees Wettest June In 10 Years, Monsoon Rainfall Exceeds 288 MM
June is the wettest month in Gujarat since 2015 with rainfall exceeding 288 mm so far, official data shows.
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Heavy Rain Causes Flood-Like Situation In Gujarat
Heavy rains lashed several parts of Gujarat in the last 24 hours, inundating low-lying areas in cities and villages and creating a flood-like situation, an official said on Saturday.
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"Safely Evacuate People In Vulnerable Locations": PM In Meet On Cyclone Biparjoy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today held a review meeting as cyclone Biparjoy intensified into an "extremely severe cyclonic storm". It is likely to make landfall between Gujarat's Kutch and Karachi in Pakistan on Thursday afternoon.
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2 Killed, 1 Injured In Lighting Strike In Gujarat Amid Heavy Rainfall
Two members of a family were killed and one person was injured in a lightning strike in Moti Jagdhar village in Gujarat's Bhavnagar district on Sunday amid rain and thunder in many parts of the state.
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Gujarat Fishermen Asked Not To Venture To Sea After Strong Winds Advisory
With strong winds likely to blow over the north Gujarat coast, IMD advised fishermen not to venture into the Arabian sea for three days from Friday.
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Severe Heatwave In Gujarat For Next 2 Days; Weather Office Issues Alert
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Monday issued a 'yellow' alert to Gujarat for the next two days as the heatwave intensifies in the country.
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Low Pressure Off Gujarat's Gulf of Kutch May Turn Into Cyclonic Storm: Forecast
The remnant of cyclone Gulab has turned into a depression, moved into the Gulf of Kutch and is likely to further intensify into a cyclonic storm in the Arabian Sea, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Thursday.
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Several Villages Cut Off After Heavy Rainfall In Gujarat's Saurashtra
Even as the rain intensity reduced in parts of Saurashtra in Gujarat on Wednesday, a number of villages in the region remained cut off from the mainstream as the connecting roads were blocked due to flooding and power supply was disrupted.
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Over 7,000 People Shifted To Safer Places As Rains Batters Gujarat
Extremely heavy rains lashed Rajkot and Jamnagar in Gujarat over the last 24 hours, following which more than 200 people stranded in the flood waters were rescued and over 7,000 people shifted to safer places in the two districts, officials said.
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South-West Monsoon Reaches South Gujarat
The south-west monsoon hit south Gujarat on Saturday bringing relief from heat wave conditions, even as the weatherman predicted heavy rains in the region in the next 24 hours.
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Rain on the Cards in North India, South Burns
North India is likely to get a respite from the torrid heat today - rain and summer storms are on the cards. But the monsoon, which was to reach Kerala yesterday, is likely to play truant for a few more days.
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Country Witnesses Rainiest Day of the Season
The country today witnessed the rainiest day of this winter with almost all parts receiving showers, the weatherman said, attributing it to a series of weather conditions.
