The India Meteorological Division (IMD) on Saturday issued a crimson alert, forecasting average to heavy rainfall in Goa over the subsequent two days, an official mentioned.
In keeping with the IMD, monsoon has been lively over the coastal state within the final 24 hours.
Many locations witnessed average rainfall, and really heavy showers lashed some components of Goa, the division mentioned.
The IMD has issued a crimson alert for June 9 and June 10, forecasting that average to heavy rainfall was very probably over North and South Goa districts, the official mentioned.
Heavy to very heavy rainfall may be very probably at just a few locations with extraordinarily heavy showers at remoted locations, he mentioned.
The IMD has issued an orange alert for June 11 and 12, it was said.
In keeping with the MeT, visibility could turn out to be poor because of intense spells of rainfall inflicting site visitors congestion.
There could possibly be water logging and the uprooting of timber could have an effect on the facility provide, it mentioned.
The division has additionally warned about the potential for flash floods because of intense spells of rain.
