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Gujarat Weather Report – October 29, 2026/ATUR AGRI L,T,D.

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According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) bulletin dated October 29, 2026, weather conditions may change in some parts of Gujarat over the coming days, with the possibility of light rain or thundershowers at isolated places. On the other hand, mainly dry weather is forecast across most parts of the state, including Saurashtra and Kutch. Maximum temperatures are also expected to decrease by approximately 2–3°C over the next three days.

1. Which Areas Are Likely to Receive Rainfall?

North and Central Gujarat

There is a possibility of light rainfall or thundershowers at isolated places in Sabarkantha, Aravalli, and Mahisagar districts until the morning of October 30.

South Gujarat

There is a possibility of rainfall in the Dang, Navsari, and Valsad districts. On October 30, light rainfall may also occur at isolated places in Tapi district.

Saurashtra and Kutch

On October 29, dry weather is likely to prevail across most areas. However, light rainfall may occur at isolated places in Amreli and Bhavnagar districts on October 30 and 31.

2. Weather Forecast for the Coming Days

DateExpected Weather Conditions
October 29Light rainfall in some parts of South Gujarat; mostly dry weather elsewhere.
October 30Possibility of rainfall in some parts of South Gujarat and Amreli–Bhavnagar districts.
October 31Possibility of light rainfall in some parts of Navsari, Valsad, Amreli, and Bhavnagar districts.
November 1–5Mainly dry weather is forecast across the state.

3. Important Precautions for Farmers

1. Cumin and Chickpea Sowing: Before sowing, check soil moisture, local weather conditions, and the forecast for the coming days.

2. Prevent Waterlogging: If rainfall occurs, ensure proper drainage to remove excess water from the fields.

3. Fertilizer and Pesticide Spraying: Avoid spraying when rain is expected, and also check wind conditions before application.

4. Irrigation Management: If the soil has sufficient moisture, avoid unnecessary irrigation.

5. Crop Monitoring: After cloudy weather or rainfall, inspect crops for signs of diseases and pest infestations.

Note: This report has been prepared based on the available weather bulletin dated October 29, 2026. Local variations in rainfall and temperature conditions may occur. The IMD has not issued any official weather warning for the Gujarat region and Saurashtra–Kutch for this date. The distinction between the possibility of rainfall and an official weather warning should be kept in mind.

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