During last 24 hours, most of the central and eastern region of Uttar Pradesh have received moderate to heavy rains.
These heavy showers can be attributed to a cyclonic circulation seen over eastern parts of the state. Moreover, the axis of Monsoon trough is also seen running along the foothills of Himalayas. The eastern arm of this Monsoon trough is seen passing through Uttar Pradesh via Hardoi towards Bihar.
Furthermore, a depression has also formed over northwest Bay of Bengal which is likely to move in a northwesterly direction. This depression is expected to gradually intensify into a deep depression thus affecting the weather of Uttar Pradesh as well.
Additionally, the cyclonic circulation which is at present over eastern parts of Uttar Pradesh is also expected to move westwards increasing rains over West Uttar Pradesh.
Here’s a look at the rainfall observe in a span of 24 hours from 08:30 am on Tuesday:
During next 2-3 days, most parts of the state are likely to receive fairly widespread rains.
These rains will play a major role in enhancing the rainfall statistics that the state is presently enjoying. As on August 16, Uttar Pradesh has already witnessed 537.2 mm rains against the normal of 537.6 mm. Hence, these upcoming good spells are expected to bring the rain stats for the state towards a positive note.
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