The Deep Depression effect from 8.30am to 5.30 pm of 28th 

Nagpur 180 mm

Keonjhargarh 105 mms

Meerut, Kanpur IAF and Manjalkhand 8 cms

And overnight rains 🌧 

 28th July...DD position 

System from Bay moving in

 26th July.

Position of Depression in Bay 

Devoloping System with South Bands 👇

Expected to reach Deep Depression and track NW

Substantial amount of rainfall expected along track.. Odisha, Chattisgarh, East M. P. parts of Vidharbh. 

Decrease in all Gujarat rains. 

Since system will weaken along path, activation of West Coast Trough will be limited to 27th/28th.

Madhya Maharashtra and Marathwada should not expect effect of System. 

Mumbai: Best positive news.. Lakes Storage showing good improvements and now at 86.18%..(last year 88%).

Best rainfall this year is Tulsi with 2834 mms followed by Upper Vaitarna showing 2267 mms! 

Mumbai/Goa: Moderate occasional passing showers expected on 27th/28.. translating to around 35 - 50 mms per day.

Could experience some decrease from 29th.

 Scenario today 

Will forecast tomorrow 

250 level 

850 level 

25h July 

Maharashtra water Storage 

Water storage in Maharashtra’s reservoirs has increased following recent rainfall. According to the Water Resources Department’s report released today, the state’s 3,029 dams are collectively holding 53.38% of their live storage capacity. On the corresponding day last year, the live storage stood at 63.42%.

Region-wise, the Konkan region has the highest live storage at 76.54%, followed by Pune at 65.27%, Nashik at 55.11%, Nagpur at 46.71%, and Amravati at 42.91%. The Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar region has the lowest live storage at 25.44%.

Among major dams, Konkan and Pune have 77.19% and 70.15% live storage, respectively. In the medium dam category, Konkan leads with 77.06% live storage. Minor dams in the region are also the best stocked, with 73.06% live storage.

In contrast, the Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar region has 31.70% live storage in major dams, 17.77% in medium dams, and 13.86% in minor dams

Source AIR

Gujarat Rainfall In Excess

% of seasonal rainfall:

North Gujarat

• Santalpur (Patan) – 103.18%
• Kadi (Mehsana) – 96.23%

Central Gujarat

• Viramgam (Ahmedabad) – 96.03%
• Mandal (Ahmedabad) – 93.80%
• Mehmedabad (Kheda) – 107.03%
• Nadiad (Kheda) – 94.09%

Saurashtra

• Mangrol (Junagadh) – 107.49%

South Gujarat

Surat district

• Palsana – 118.78%
• Ambika – 112.16%
• Kamrej – 103.69%
• Bardoli – 93.25%
• Surat city – 92.89%

Navsari district

• Chikhli – 114.02%
• Khergam – 106.35%
• Vansda – 92.42%
• Gandevi – 90.46%

Valsad district

• Umargam – 125.32%
• Valsad – 98.86%
• Pardi – 98.74%

Tapi district

• Dolvan – 97.84%
• Valod – 97.13%

Bharuch district

• Netrang – 92.91%

Overall, Gujarat has received 52.03% of its average seasonal rainfall so far.

Data compiled by deshgujarat.com

Gujarat Record rains continue

Ahmedabad: 294.6mm in last 24hrs, this is 4th highest all time 24hrs rain recorded there in history.

Also this is highest 24hrs rain recorded there after year 2000

Highest 24hrs rain records for Ahmedabad (including all months of year)

414.8mm (1927)

325.9mm (2000)

322.3mm (1967)

294.6mm (2026)

288.1mm (2014)

257.8mm (1950)

250mm (1976)

249.3mm (1997)

242.4mm (1990)

237.4mm (2010)

Data: IMD

23rd July..2026 Massive Record Rainfall in south Gujarat

3rd Highest Daily rainfall of India in Umergaon 

Highest 24 hr rain records

Most Probable Reason for Heavy Rains in South Gujarat...Trough and UAC at 700 Lavels