Rain uneven in Pune dist; moderate showers likely in city
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Pune: The city and its surrounding areas experienced uneven rainfall distribution over the past 24 hours, with downpour in the Western Ghats and light showers in the central areas, IMD data released on Tuesday showed.
Rainfall in Pune district varied significantly till 8.30am on Tuesday, with Kurvande receiving the highest quantum at 162mm, followed by Girivan (105mm) and Bhor (90mm). In contrast, city areas like Shivajinagar (18.1mm), Hadapsar (7.5mm) and Magarpatta (7mm) received much less rainfall. Talegaon, however, recorded 45.5mm rainfall, while Lavale 37mm, the IMD data showed.
Other parts of the district remained relatively dry, with Baramati recording the lowest rainfall at 0.6mm.
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The rainfall intensity reduced considerably during the day in Pune district, with rainfall declining across all areas between 8.30am and 5.30pm. Bhor received only 8mm and Kurvande dropped to 4mm after earlier recording heavy rainfall. Central Pune areas experienced light showers, with Shivajinagar and Koregaon Park recording 0.9mm and 1mm, respectively.
The pattern suggested that while the ghat areas experienced the monsoon's full force during the early morning hours, the rainfall tapered off significantly as the day progressed.
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An IMD official said, "While Pune ghats have a heavy to very heavy rainfall forecast and an orange alert for the next few days, Pune city can expect only light to moderate rainfall."
The differential rainfall pattern reflected the typical monsoon behaviour in the region, where the Western Ghats act as a barrier, causing orographic precipitation in the windward areas while leaving the leeward regions with comparatively lighter showers.
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