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Wind speeds of 60-70 kmph are also likely over parts of the Konkan region.The weather office said rainfall activity is expected to gradually reduce from July 9 onwards. It advised people to avoid waterlogged areas, check traffic conditions before travelling and take precautions during thunderstorms.The weather department added that light to moderate rainfall is expected across most districts from July 12, after the initial spell of heavy rain.- ANI
- ▪Wind speeds of 60-70 kmph are also likely over parts of the Konkan region.The weather office said rainfall activity is expected to gradually reduce from July 9 onwards.
- ▪It advised people to avoid waterlogged areas, check traffic conditions before travelling and take precautions during thunderstorms.The weather department added that light to moderate rainfall is expected across most districts from July 12,
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall accompanied by strong winds over Mumbai and adjoining districts on Wednesday, even as heavy rain-triggered waterlogging disrupted rail traffic on the Western Railway network.According to the IMD, Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and Raigad are likely to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall, with isolated places in Palghar expected to witness extremely heavy rainfall. Wind speeds of 60-70 kmph are also likely over parts of the Konkan region.The weather office said rainfall activity is expected to gradually reduce from July 9 onwards.
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