According to the official warning issued on 25 September by the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Ahmedabad Centre, there is no weather warning (No Warning) for Gujarat Region as well as Saurashtra–Kutch on 25 September. No weather warning has also been indicated for either region in the coming days up to 1 October.
🌧️ Rainfall Conditions
- Local and light rainfall may occur in some parts of the state.
- Rainfall conditions may vary from district to district.
- According to the current forecast, there is no official warning for heavy rainfall.
- Cloudy weather may be observed in some areas.
🌡️ Ahmedabad Example
According to the IMD’s 7-day forecast for Ahmedabad city, the minimum temperature is expected to be around 26°C and the maximum temperature around 36°C on 25 September. The forecast indicates generally cloudy skies with a possibility of light rain on this day, while no weather warning has been issued.
📍 Understanding the Weather by Region
North Gujarat
- The weather may generally remain cloudy or partly cloudy.
- The possibility of local light rainfall cannot be ruled out.
- There is no official warning for heavy rainfall.
Central Gujarat
- Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, and surrounding areas may experience warm temperatures along with cloudy weather.
- Light rainfall may occur at some places.
South Gujarat
- Due to the possibility of higher humidity, local rainfall or showers may occur.
- Farmers should monitor whether water is accumulating in the fields.
Saurashtra–Kutch
- There is No Warning for 25 September.
- Local cloudy conditions or light showers are possible.
- Especially in groundnut crops, farmers should check for excess soil moisture and waterlogging.
🌾 Special Advice for Farmers
Groundnut:
If the crop is currently at the pod-filling stage, make sure that water does not accumulate in the field. If the plants are very green and large but have fewer pegs/pods, do not simply apply more nitrogen. Instead, assess the crop condition, soil moisture, and nutrient balance.
Cotton:
After rainfall, check whether water is accumulating in the field. Under humid conditions, regularly monitor the crop for pests and diseases.
Pigeon Pea:
Pay special attention to fields where water remains stagnant. If the plants start turning yellow, drying, or show problems near the roots, inspect the crop in a timely manner.
Use of Pesticides/Fertilizers:
When rainfall is expected, avoid spraying pesticides or foliar fertilizers immediately. Make decisions based on the local rainfall forecast and the actual field conditions.
⚠️ Important Note
This forecast is based on the official IMD data dated 25 September 2026. Weather conditions can change rapidly at the local level. Therefore, farmers are advised to check the latest weather forecast and official warnings for their area before carrying out pesticide application, fertilizer application, irrigation, or any other farming activities.