Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Gujarat: Heavy Rainfall, Orange Alert Issued, Fishermen Warned
Gujarat is experiencing heavy rainfall, and the weather forecast predicts more in the coming days.
Fishermen are warned to stay away from the sea, and orange alerts are in effect for specific districts on certain dates, meaning there will be heavy rains.
Many areas have already received significant rainfall, with some districts receiving several inches.
The government has moved thousands of people to safer places due to the ongoing monsoon season, and dams have been filling up.
The heavy rainfall is expected to continue through the end of the month, affecting multiple districts across Gujarat.
Gujarat's coastal areas are under a warning against venturing into the sea until July 26.
An orange alert is issued for several districts on July 27 and 28 due to predicted heavy rainfall.
Several districts in South Gujarat, like Navsari, Surat, and Tapi, received heavy rainfall.
As of July 23, Gujarat has received 54.67% of its average monsoon rainfall.
Authorities have relocated over 4,200 people to safer locations since June 1.
- Who
- Fishermen, residents of affected districts, and the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
- What
- Gujarat is experiencing heavy rainfall and related warnings and alerts.
- When
- Heavy rainfall occurred recently, and more is expected until July 29.
- Where
- Gujarat, specifically the coastal areas and several districts.
- Why
- Due to the active monsoon systems in the area.
General Public
Government and Local Authorities
Safety measures
General Public
The public needs to remain cautious and prepared for potential flooding and displacement due to ongoing rainfall and expected severe weather conditions. Residents should adhere to safety guidelines issued by local authorities and monitor weather updates closely.
Government and Local Authorities
N/A
- Rainfall Warning for Fishermen
- Until July 26
- Orange Alert Dates
- July 27 and 28
- Highest Rainfall Recorded
- Jalapore, Navsari (5.24 inches)
- Relocated People Since June 1
- 4,278
- Reservoirs Filled
- 206 reservoirs are more than 60% full