The monsoon in Maharashtra is not yet taking its name. Due to the low pressure sector in the Bay of Bengal, the rain is going to increase once again in the state. The Meteorological Department and the government have warned of cloudy and good rain in many parts from 26 to 28 September.

When and where will it rain more

According to the statement issued by the government, moderate rains may start in South Vidarbha and parts of Marathwada from the afternoon of September 26. Especially in Gadchiroli, Chandrapur, Yavatmal and Nanded districts, there is more chances of rain. Light rain and thick clouds may remain in the rest of Vidarbha and Marathwada.

Monsoon will not go before 5 October

Monsoon is usually farewell to the beginning of October. But the Meteorological Department says that this time the south-west monsoon will not go from Maharashtra before 5 October. That is, the weather will change for a few days and the rain will continue to be intermittently.

Special advice for farmers

The Agriculture Department has asked the farmers to be vigilant. It has been advised by the department not to leave the harvesting crops in the open, otherwise it can cause damage due to rain and strong winds. Plan the work of farming according to the weather information.

In areas where there is a possibility of water filling, make arrangements to save the crop. This step is necessary so that both the farm and the crop are not harmed by the sudden rains.

Water level of dams and rivers is expected to rise

Government officials have warned that heavy rains in South Marathwada, Konkan and Ghat areas of western Maharashtra may increase the water level of dams rapidly. This will speed up the flow of water in rivers and drains and can also create flood -like situation in some places.

The State Disaster Management Department has appealed to the people to keep an eye on the weather information and follow the instructions given by the local administration. Do not go to rivers and drains, avoid unnecessary travel and be cautious.