Dual Weather System over Gujarat and Bay of Bengal

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Dual Weather System over GJ, BoB

A dual weather system is currently bringing heavy rains to several parts of India.

One system near Gujarat is moving slowly westward, expected to stay until Friday, causing prolonged rain in the region.

Meanwhile, another system over the Bay of Bengal (BoB) is lingering and might move across the country to the west, lasting until at least Saturday or Sunday.

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Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Chhattisgarh are set to receive significant rainfall, with coastal areas seeing up to 100 mm.

Residents should stay alert and take precautions and stay updated with the Rain Radar.

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Dual Weather System over Gujarat and Bay of Bengal

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