NE NEWS SERVICE
AHMEDABAD, JAN 27
Light, unseasonal rain is likely to occur in parts of the Saurashtra region and Vadodara district in Gujarat on Monday and Tuesday due to a cyclonic circulation over parts of Rajasthan and a trough in south Gujarat, a Met department official said here on Sunday.
During this period, maximum temperatures in Gujarat might go up by 2-3 degrees Celsius, followed by a gradual fall in the minimum temperatures over another two days.
“There is a cyclonic circulation on Rajasthan and a trough over south Gujarat. Due to the interaction of these two conditions, there is a likelihood of light rainfall in Dwarka and Porbandar districts in Saurashtra region, as well as in Vadodara in the next two days,” said Jayant Sarkar, Director, Ahmedabad Centre, India Meteorological Department (IMC).
He said a rise in the maximum temperatures is expected during the next two-three days, which will bring down cold.
Meanwhile, Naliya in Kutch district recorded the lowest minimum temperature at 10 degrees Celsius in the last 24 hours ended on Sunday evening.
The temperatures in Gandhinagar during this period stood at 11 degrees Celsius, Keshod 11.6 degree Celsius, Deesa 11.4 degree Celsius and Ahmedabad 12.9 degree Celsius.
