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Archive > Inside City for 2003 > February

February 3, 2003

City eats mangoes in winter
The unseasonal downpour on Friday evening caught the Amdavadis unawares, bringing along another bout of wintry chill in the city.

According to the Indian Meteorological Department, Ahmedabad the unseasonal rain was a result of western disturbances and is a temporary climatic phenomenon. While the pleasant climate had a soothing effect, water clogging in many areas proved to be a spoilsport.

In areas like Vastrapur and Bodakdev where innumerable potholes litter the entire stretch of roads, commuters had a harrowing time. People had a tough time making way for their vehicles through the flooded low-lying areas. With no traffic policemen manning the roads, it was difficult for motorists to drive near the Mansi Complex crossroads where they had to dodge the stray cattle near the vegetable market.

While the rainfall in Ahmedabad was reported to be 1.8 mm, one or two rain spells were also reported in Mehsana district, Bhuj, Rapar and isolated parts of Saurashtra.

The meteorological department has also forecast one or two rainspells or thundershowers in Ahmedabad district and in isolated places over North Gujarat for the next two days.

Republished from The Indian Express

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