The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has raised concerns with a red alert for heavy to very heavy rainfall across significant regions of South Konkan, Goa, Maharashtra, and Coastal Karnataka. This advisory comes in light of a developing weather system in the East Central Arabian Sea, which meteorologists predict may evolve into a depression.
IMD Scientist Dr. RK Jenamani elaborated on the imminent weather patterns. According to Dr. Jenamani, a low-pressure area forming over the East Central Arabian Sea, just off the South Konkan-Goa coast, is likely to intensify, potentially transforming into a depression. This development underscores the IMD's vigilance and the need for precautionary measures in the affected regions.
Furthermore, Dr. Jenamani highlighted the anticipated onset of the monsoon over Kerala within the next two to three days. This crucial meteorological event marks the official commencement of the annual rainy season across the Indian subcontinent, vital for agricultural cycles and water resources management.
Looking ahead, Dr. Jenamani indicated that the monsoon's progression is anticipated to reach eastern India around the 27th of May, setting a timeline for its northward advancement across the country. This forecast serves as a pivotal guide for regional preparedness and agricultural planning.
The IMD's proactive approach in issuing alerts and providing timely forecasts underscores its pivotal role in safeguarding public safety and supporting sustainable development amidst India's diverse climatic challenges. As communities brace themselves for the monsoon's onset, stakeholders across sectors are urged to remain vigilant and responsive to evolving weather conditions.
Stay tuned to Akashvani News for further updates on the monsoon's progression and its impact across India.
Key Points:
IMD issues red alert for heavy to very heavy rainfall over South Konkan, Goa, Maharashtra, and Coastal Karnataka.
Low-pressure area over East Central Arabian Sea likely to intensify into depression.
Monsoon expected to reach Kerala within the next two to three days; eastern India by 27th May.
Importance of preparedness and response measures emphasized amidst evolving weather patterns.
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