Gujarat Rain Update: Gujarat witnessed widespread monsoon activity over the last 24 hours, with South Gujarat receiving the heaviest rainfall. According to official rainfall data recorded till 6:00 AM on Tuesday, Vapi in Valsad district emerged as the wettest location in the state with 8.58 inches of rainfall.
A total of 225 talukas reported rainfall during the period, while 114 talukas recorded more than one inch of rain, indicating strong monsoon activity across the state.
Top Rainfall Recorded Across Gujarat
The highest rainfall during the last 24 hours was recorded in:
| Location | Rainfall |
|---|---|
| Vapi (Valsad) | 8.58 inches |
| Kamrej (Surat) | 6.46 inches |
| Pardi (Valsad) | 6.34 inches |
| Umargam | 6.26 inches |
| Ghogha (Bhavnagar) | 6.14 inches |
| Nanapondha (Valsad) | 5.91 inches |
| Kaprada | 5.79 inches |
| Surat City | 5.39 inches |
These intense showers caused waterlogging in several urban areas, particularly in Surat city.
Other Districts Also Receive Good Rainfall
Several districts across Central Gujarat, Saurashtra, and North Gujarat also received significant rainfall.
Some notable rainfall figures include:
- Khergam (Navsari) – 4.88 inches
- Lathi (Amreli) – 4.61 inches
- Bhavnagar City – 4.49 inches
- Shihor – 4.45 inches
- Babra (Amreli) – 4.37 inches
- Amreli City – 4.25 inches
- Radhanpur (Patan) – 4.21 inches
- Sinor (Vadodara) – 3.90 inches
- Khanpur (Mahisagar) – 3.86 inches
- Savarkundla (Amreli) – 3.82 inches
- Dolvan (Tapi) – 3.70 inches
- Dharampur (Valsad) – 3.62 inches
- Dabhoi (Vadodara) – 3.54 inches
Ahmedabad and Vadodara Also Receive Rain
The rainfall spread extended to major cities as well.
- Vadodara City received 2.32 inches of rainfall.
- Dhandhuka in Ahmedabad district recorded 2.17 inches.
- Sanand received 1.97 inches of rain.
IMD Forecast Predicts More Rain
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has indicated that moderate to heavy rainfall is likely to continue in several parts of Gujarat over the coming days as the southwest monsoon remains active. Authorities have advised residents in low-lying areas to remain cautious due to the possibility of waterlogging, rising river levels, and localized flooding.
Conclusion
The latest rainfall data highlights the strong progress of the southwest monsoon across Gujarat, with South Gujarat remaining the most affected region. As more rain is expected in the coming days, citizens are advised to follow official weather updates and avoid unnecessary travel during periods of heavy rainfall.
Also read, Gujarat Weather Update: IMD Forecast Predicts Widespread Rainfall Across State Till July 12
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