Rainfall recorded in Maharashtra and Goa at 08:30 hrs IST on 24 Jul 2021

13 mm
Rainfall in last 24 hrs recorded at Ratnagiri. 1,467 mm departure from normal. Total rainfall recorded since 01 Jun 2021: 3,041 mm. River Vashishti at Muradpur rose above HFL on 22 Jul. Flowing at 9.52 m, as of 7 am 23 Jul, it continues to flow at unprecedented level. River Bav at Niivali began to flow in EXTREME FLOOD SITUATION on 22 Jul. It continues to flow at unprecedented level. at 7 AM 23 Jul. it was flowing at 13.35 m (2.35m above danger Level).
Last Modified: 25-Jul-2021 8:10 AM
Source Regional Meterological Centre, Mumbai
181 mm
Rainfall in last 24 hrs recorded at Kolhapur. 455 mm departure from normal. Total rainfall recorded since 01 Jun 2021: 877 mm. धोका वाढला! कोल्हापूर जिल्ह्यातील पंचगंगा नदीने ओलांडली धोका पातळी सखल भागात पाणी घुसायला सुरुवात. नदीकाठच्या गावातील ग्रामस्थांचा स्थलांतर. ऐतिहासिक रंकाळा तलावही तुडुंब भरल्याने 2005 नंतर पहिल्यांदा झाला ओव्हरफ्लो.
Last Modified: 25-Jul-2021 8:10 AM
Source Regional Meterological Centre, Mumbai | Zee News, Marathi
56 mm
Rainfall in last 24 hrs recorded at Sangli. 224 mm departure from normal. Total rainfall recorded since 01 Jun 2021: 444 mm. The Warna dam’s catchment area, along the Warna tributary of the Krishna river, experienced a cloud burst-like condition. The irrigation department initiated the release of water at 22,000 cusec. The discharge from Koyna and Warna increased the Krishna river level by around 15 feet in just 12 hours. The river was flowing at 28.3 feet at Sangli’s Irwin bridge at 8pm on Thursday. The warning and danger marks for the river at Sangli city are 40 and 45 feet, respectively.
Last Modified: 25-Jul-2021 8:10 AM
Source Regional Meterological Centre, Mumbai | Times of India
172 mm
Rainfall in last 24 hrs recorded at Satara. 283 mm departure from normal. Total rainfall recorded since 01 Jun 2021: 675 mm. An alert has been sounded in the villages along the banks of the Krishna river as the irrigation department plans to increase discharge from the upstream Koyna dam to 10,000 cusec from 10 am on Friday. By Thursday evening, the dam was releasing water at 2,100 cusec. The dam's catchment areas received 299mm rainfall in the 12-hour period ending 8pm on Thursday.
Last Modified: 25-Jul-2021 8:10 AM
Source Regional Meterological Centre, Mumbai | Times of India