Mumbai
This time the entry of monsoon in the country has already been done before time. This has brought a lot of relief to the people facing the heat. After reaching Kerala, the monsoon has now reached many more states, which is no less than a good news. Monsoon has started raining in many states including Maharashtra, Karnataka. However, there are three days left for the monsoon to arrive in Mumbai, the capital of Maharashtra.
The Meteorological Department said that the monsoon has reached the Arabian Sea, Karnataka, all over Goa, parts of Maharashtra, Bay of North Bengal and parts of Mizoram, Manipur and parts of Nagaland. IMD said, “The northern border of the monsoon passes through Deogarh, Belagavi, Haweeri, Mandya, Dharmapuri, Chennai, Aizawl, Kohima. Some other parts of the Central Arabian Sea, some other parts of Maharashtra including Mumbai, Karnataka, parts of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh including Bangalore, parts of Andhra Pradesh, other parts of Andhra Pradesh, the remaining parts of Tamil Nadu, West and North Bengal some more The circumstances are favorable to move forward in parts and some more parts of the northeastern states in the next three days. ”
In Maharashtra, coastal Konkan and Mumbai have been receiving heavy pre-monsoon rains for the last two days. The south-west monsoon knocked in Kerala on Saturday, which was the first arrival on the Indian mainland since 2009, when it reached the southern state on 23 May. Generally, the south-west monsoon makes its debut in Kerala until 1 June and covers the entire country by 8 July. It begins to retreat from northwest India around 17 September and goes back completely by 15 October. It usually reaches Maharashtra around 7 June and Mumbai on 11 June.
