Megadambar on Gujarat
Jhanjawat Biporjoy is gradually moving towards northwest so it will hit the coast anytime between Mandvi in Kutch and Pakistan coast. Its destructiveness increases. These storms have given meteorologists a lot of trouble during their journey. All pronunciations of predicates have had to change predicates frequently. Despite the satellite technology, speculations are swirling because of the El Nino effect this year. However, it is certain that it will have a minor impact on the entire Gujarat. The effect has started to be seen since yesterday. The skies of the state are shaking in an unprecedented whisper of wind. The official start of the Indian Monsoon is now over as Biporjoy from South India opens the way for the Kerala Monsoon.
However, due to Biporjoy, the monsoon has slowed down across the country, due to which there is an atmosphere of worry among the farmers. East India is still shrouded in Rain clouds and the Brahmaputra river, which goes mad every year with the monsoons, is feared to turn stormy this time. This happens again and again, yet the government has not been able to find a permanent solution. Brahmaputra is not a river but a Mahanad. It has a strength equal to ten Narmada. It remains to be seen how the great engineers of India will benefit the people of this strength in the future. Even though the generations of Gujarat have changed, the work of Narmada is still incomplete. Bhagirath Purushartha is needed to turn rivers into people.
Monsoon has slowed down, but that doesn't mean there are no rain clouds in the sky. A new low pressure in the Arabian Sea off Karnataka and Kerala is currently visible in the satellite map, which will lash Kerala, Karnataka and Maharashtra in the coming days. Also, the same light pressure will touch South Gujarat and there will be heavy rains. Right now, North India is experiencing the heat of Chaitar-Vaisakh. Re-deployment of monsoon in Gujarat will happen after 20th June. Even then, there will be scattered rain due to the influence of the Arabian Sea. Those who have sown hastily are likely to get support. There is no problem for those who do not mind getting a leaf or two of their crop i.e. a little irrigation. This time the so-called pre-monsoon shower is earlier than its scheduled schedule, but due to this the actual monsoon is slightly delayed.
This time the picture has changed as the Himalayan winds change the direction in which the benefit of the atmosphere taking shape over the Bay of Bengal has been getting from East India to Central and West India and up to Pakistan. Monsoon winds have ruled the sea from Sri Lanka to the Bay of Bengal. An east to west wind is necessary to move the low mass of clouds formed from the Bay of Bengal into the central belt of India, but as people in Gujarat experience every evening, the wind has already fallen, i.e. stagnated. Winds over Assam also stabilize and the Himalayan winds are blown eastwards instead of northeasterly towards Gujarat, so the first round of monsoon over the Bay of Bengal is likely to rain in Assam together.
Saffron mangoes are leaving the market and Katchi saffron is entering. This signals the departure of summer and the entry of monsoons. Already, expert meteorologists have said that this year's rains are good but the continent is rainy, which means there is bound to be an interruption in rains. For those farmers who have a few irrigation systems, this monsoon will bring gold. Gujarat has an average cloudy climate and sufficient moisture in the air, so farmers who have started advance sowing will not have to sow a second time. Given the way the rains come in spades, the crops will get the initial growth rain at the right time. As far as the delay is concerned, that is enough. Meghraja's delay can't afford Kisa any more than this.
