Heavy Rainfall Over Rajasthan Next Three Days
Yesterday’s low-pressure area over Madhya Pradesh moved northwestward and is now marked over Northeast Rajasthan and adjoining parts of Northwest Madhya Pradesh. The cyclonic circulation is extending up to medium levels and tilts southwards with height. The system will move further westward and is likely to get placed over Central Rajasthan tomorrow. Thereafter, it may almost stay stationary for a day and take a recourse later, towards the foothills. Ultimately, the weather system will break up over parts of Uttarakhand and West Uttar Pradesh. The diffused remnants will keep the weather activity going, albeit on a smaller scale, for another 2–3 days.
There is a western disturbance over the mountains as an upper air system. Also, the monsoon trough is passing through the central parts of the low-pressure area. Under the combined influence of these three systems, intense monsoon activity is likely over select parts of the state of Rajasthan. The entire state has already been lashed by a large excess of monsoon rainfall, and this fresh spell may take the surplus to double the normal rainfall.
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The weather activity is expected to last between 30th July and 01st August 2025. The first two days will observe very intense weather and may reduce in strength on the third day. The heavy rainfall belt will shift from east to west and finally wind up over the northern parts of the state.
Today, the weather activity will be strong and widespread and will cover the northeastern districts. The places at risk will include Alwar, Dholpur, Deeg, Bharatpur, Swai Madhopur, Sikar, Tonk, Jaipur, Dausa, and Ajmer. On 31st July, the central and western districts will face the brunt of monsoon fury. The new locations will include Bikaner, Phalodi, Jodhpur, Nagaur, Balotra, Beawar, Pali, Anupgarh, Mahajan, Ganganagar, and Suratgarh. On the last day, on 01st August, the scale and reach of weather activity will shrink and get limited to the northernmost border posts, adjacent to Haryana and Punjab. The vulnerable places will include Ganganagar, Anupgarh, Hanumangarh, Suratgarh, and Mahajan. Broad clearance in the weather activity can be expected from 02nd August onwards.
