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IMD Forecast: Heavy Rain Expected Across Gujarat, MP on Saturday, 1 Aug
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🗓 31 Jul 2026, 06:33 PM
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The Indian Meteorological Department has warned of heavy rainfall across Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh on Saturday, 1 August, with flash flood risk in several districts.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a weather forecast predicting heavy rainfall over Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh on Saturday, 1 August. The forecast indicates that the monsoon trough will bring intense showers, especially in the coastal and western parts of Gujarat and the central districts of Madhya Pradesh.
According to the IMD, several districts in both states face a high risk of flash floods. The department has highlighted that low-lying areas and river basins could experience rapid water rise, urging local authorities to prepare emergency response plans.
Residents in the affected regions are advised to stay indoors during peak rainfall hours, avoid traveling on roads prone to waterlogging, and keep emergency kits ready. Local police and disaster management teams have been instructed to monitor weather updates closely.
The IMD has also released a detailed rainfall map for the day, which will be updated hourly. Citizens are encouraged to check official weather channels and local news for real‑time alerts.
According to the IMD, several districts in both states face a high risk of flash floods. The department has highlighted that low-lying areas and river basins could experience rapid water rise, urging local authorities to prepare emergency response plans.
Residents in the affected regions are advised to stay indoors during peak rainfall hours, avoid traveling on roads prone to waterlogging, and keep emergency kits ready. Local police and disaster management teams have been instructed to monitor weather updates closely.
The IMD has also released a detailed rainfall map for the day, which will be updated hourly. Citizens are encouraged to check official weather channels and local news for real‑time alerts.