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September 15, 2026
Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
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September 15, 2026
Gujarat State, India
On September 15, heavy rains affected several regions of India, with the most significant impacts observed in the states of Gujarat and Karnataka.
In Gujarat, particularly heavy rainfall occurred in the Kutch district—one of the state's most arid areas. Prior to these rains, the district had been experiencing a seasonal rainfall deficit of approximately 70%. Anjar recorded 184 mm of rain in 24 hours, the highest amount in the state for that period. Mandvi received about 177 mm in eight hours, with roughly 127 mm falling in just two hours.
In Dholka (Ahmedabad district), residential neighborhoods and roads were flooded following two days of rain. Rainfall totals included 155 mm in Vallabhipur, 142 mm in Jamnagar, 140 mm in Borsad, and 138 mm in Una.
In Karnataka, a severe thunderstorm struck Bengaluru in the evening. By 7:30 PM, the highest rainfall totals were recorded in Koramangala (70 mm), New BEL Road (47 mm), R.T. Nagar (46 mm).
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Gujarat State, India
On September 15, heavy rains affected several regions of India, with the most significant impacts observed in the states of Gujarat and Karnataka.
In Gujarat, particularly heavy rainfall occurred in the Kutch district—one of the state's most arid areas. Prior to these rains, the district had been experiencing a seasonal rainfall deficit of approximately 70%. Anjar recorded 184 mm of rain in 24 hours, the highest amount in the state for that period. Mandvi received about 177 mm in eight hours, with roughly 127 mm falling in just two hours.
In Dholka (Ahmedabad district), residential neighborhoods and roads were flooded following two days of rain. Rainfall totals included 155 mm in Vallabhipur, 142 mm in Jamnagar, 140 mm in Borsad, and 138 mm in Una.
In Karnataka, a severe thunderstorm struck Bengaluru in the evening. By 7:30 PM, the highest rainfall totals were recorded in Koramangala (70 mm), New BEL Road (47 mm), R.T. Nagar (46 mm).
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September 15, 2026
Gujarat State, India
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