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11th Night Post:
The Well Marked Low ( AS- 3) in the Arabian Sea is keeping the Monsoon " alive" in Maharashtra and rest of Peninsula India.
Now, AS-3 is expected to move away Westwards. But, we have another Low ( BB-14) in the Bay surfacing by 14th October.
BB-14 is expected to strengthen into a Deep Depression and strike T.N. with heavy rains.
Subsequently, as the system is strong, it will cross South India and re emerge in the Arabian Sea as a Low around date 17th/18th. So, effective thunder showers will continue till 19th in Maharashtra, Goa and Mumbai.
Mumbai and Pune will continue to receive a the evening " retreating" thundershowers till 19th/20th October. Intensity may decrease, and showers quantum may vary daily and on a few days will be localised.
Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad) will get thundershowers on few days till 20th October.
Gujarat: Rains/thundershowers continuing for another 3-4 days.
Saurashtra, Bharuch and Ahmedabad regions can get rain till about 14th October.
South Gujarat areas of Navsari, Valsad, Surat can get rain/thundershowers till 15th October.
Weather after 15th depends on the track of the new low from Bay of Bengal.
*10th October...3hr rainfall from 7.15pm to 10.15pm in Mumbai (BMC)*
B Nadkarni Park Mun. School, Wadala : 70.8 mm
Talchekar wadi Mun. School, Lower Parel : 64 mm
Worli Fire Station : 63 mm
MHB Mun. School, Malad: 62.6 mm
Gokhale Road, South Mun. School, Dadar: 62.6 mm
Supari Tank Mun. School, Bandra: 55.4 mm
Sewri Koliwada Mun. School, Sewri: 53.8 mm
Thursday 10th 8.30 pm
13th Night Post: The current rain, as explained in previous post was due to the winds from the Arabian sea rushing towards the Low (as shown...