So how was the Monsoon 2025 for Gujarat? Top and Bottom Talukas and other Data of Rainfall

October 04, 2025
Gujarat

Gandhinagar: Gujarat has recorded 1034.26 mm of rainfall so far this monsoon, amounting to 117.28% of the state’s long-term average, according to the State Emergency Operation Centre.
Regional data shows Kachchh leading with 147.52% rainfall, followed by South Gujarat (122.44%), North Gujarat (120.66%), East-Central (116.06%), and Saurashtra (107.90%).

🏆 Top 25 Talukas – Highest Rainfall by Percentage (% of Average Rainfall)

Rank Taluka District Total Rainfall (mm) % of Average Rain
1 Khedbrahma Sabarkantha 1673 203.78%
2 Nadiad Kheda 1831 195.62%
3 Vadali Sabarkantha 1623 190.94%
4 Bhabhar Banaskantha 993 187.01%
5 Gandhidham Kachchh 826 183.15%
6 Rapar Kachchh 939 181.62%
7 Tharad Banaskantha 798 180.54%
8 Lunawada Mahisagar 1328 179.46%
9 Palanpur Banaskantha 1332 172.99%
10 Netrang Bharuch 1447 168.06%
11 Lakhpat Kachchh 605 165.75%
12 Dantiwada Banaskantha 1077 165.18%
13 Vyara Tapi 2733 162.68%
14 Nakhatrana Kachchh 752 160.34%
15 Valia Bharuch 1298 158.87%
16 Bhachau Kachchh 760 159.66%
17 Valod Tapi 2338 153.71%
18 Dhrangadhra Surendranagar 636 149.55%
19 Sutrapada Gir Somnath 1482 149.55%
20 Satlasana Mehsana 1063 146.02%
21 Jhagadia Bharuch 1172 161.43%
22 Shihor Bhavnagar 1127 174.73%
23 Mahuva Bhavnagar 1072 155.81%
24 Dediapada Narmada 1755 142.68%
25 Kunkavav-Vadia Amreli 1025 144.98%

🌦️ Bottom 25 Talukas – Lowest Rainfall by Percentage

Rank Taluka District Total Rainfall (mm) % of Average Rain
1 Vinchhiya Rajkot 329 60.15%
2 Upleta Rajkot 569 67.18%
3 Becharaji Mehsana 471 67.19%
4 Kalol (Gandhinagar) Gandhinagar 529 68.35%
5 Khambhalia Devbhumi Dwarka 646 68.87%
6 Jasdan Rajkot 404 69.78%
7 Shankheshvar Patan 366 71.35%
8 Chanasma Patan 372 74.10%
9 Ranpur Botad 466 73.16%
10 Harij Patan 416 70.87%
11 Lathi Amreli 456 70.59%
12 Lilia Amreli 487 74.12%
13 Amod Bharuch 384 78.37%
14 Kodinar Gir Somnath 832 78.12%
15 Gir Gadhada Gir Somnath 785 84.96%
16 Mandal Ahmedabad 449 90.16%
17 Dholka Ahmedabad 675 92.47%
18 Kheda Kheda 649 83.21%
19 Gandhinagar Gandhinagar 525 75.54%
20 Dhrangadhra Surendranagar 480 87.43%
21 Lakhani Banaskantha 671 114.51% (borderline)
22 Bavla Ahmedabad 645 98.02%
23 Sanand Ahmedabad 618 80.05%
24 Detroj-Rampura Ahmedabad 485 85.39%
25 Wankaner Morbi 627 115.05% (lowest edge Saurashtra)

📏 Top 25 Talukas by Total Rainfall (mm)

Rank Taluka District Total Rainfall (mm)
1 Kaprada Valsad 3895 mm
2 Umarpada Surat 3197 mm
3 Khergam Navsari 3009 mm
4 Dharampur Valsad 2865 mm
5 Dolvan Tapi 2804 mm
6 Vyara Tapi 2733 mm
7 Vapi Valsad 2618 mm
8 Valsad Valsad 2293 mm
9 Umbergaon Valsad 2594 mm
10 Dangs (Ahwa) Dang 2667 mm
11 Songadh Tapi 2104 mm
12 Navsari Navsari 2106 mm
13 Nadiad Kheda 1831 mm
14 Mandvi (Surat) Surat 1367 mm
15 Jambughoda Panchmahal 1614 mm
16 Idar Sabarkantha 1585 mm
17 Khedbrahma Sabarkantha 1673 mm
18 Dediapada Narmada 1755 mm
19 Netrang Bharuch 1447 mm
20 Mahuva (Bhavnagar) Bhavnagar 1072 mm
21 Sutrapada Gir Somnath 1482 mm
22 Palanpur Banaskantha 1332 mm
23 Vadali Sabarkantha 1623 mm
24 Valia Bharuch 1298 mm
25 Godhra Panchmahal 1195 mm

📉 Lowest 25 Talukas by Total Rainfall (mm)

Rank Taluka District Total Rainfall (mm)
1 Vinchhiya Rajkot 329 mm
2 Shankheshvar Patan 366 mm
3 Chanasma Patan 372 mm
4 Amod Bharuch 384 mm
5 Jasdan Rajkot 404 mm
6 Harij Patan 416 mm
7 Ranpur Botad 466 mm
8 Lathi Amreli 456 mm
9 Dhrangadhra Surendranagar 480 mm
10 Lilia Amreli 487 mm
11 Detroj-Rampura Ahmedabad 485 mm
12 Mandal Ahmedabad 449 mm
13 Gandhinagar Gandhinagar 525 mm
14 Kalol (GNR) Gandhinagar 529 mm
15 Becharaji Mehsana 471 mm
16 Khambhalia Devbhumi Dwarka 646 mm
17 Kodinar Gir Somnath 832 mm
18 Sanand Ahmedabad 618 mm
19 Bavla Ahmedabad 645 mm
20 Kheda Kheda 649 mm
21 Bagasara Amreli 618 mm
22 Dholka Ahmedabad 675 mm
23 Gir Gadhada Gir Somnath 785 mm
24 Upleta Rajkot 569 mm
25 Wankaner Morbi 627 mm

🗺️ Regional Rainfall Overview (as of October 4, 2025)

Region Avg. Rain (mm) Total Rainfall (mm) % of Avg Rain
Kachchh 483.2 712.8 147.52%
North Gujarat 718.8 867.3 120.66%
East-Central Gujarat 805 934.1 116.06%
Saurashtra 747.7 806.8 107.90%
South Gujarat 1489.8 1824.1 122.44%
State Average 881.8 1034.3 117.28%

🌧️ Summary

With the monsoon nearing its end, Gujarat has witnessed a 17% rainfall surplus over its 30-year average.
Kachchh and South Gujarat remain the best-performing regions, while parts of Rajkot, Amreli, and north-central Ahmedabad continue to trail below normal.
Officials said the season has so far seen “balanced, regionally well-distributed rainfall,” ensuring adequate groundwater recharge and healthy kharif crop prospects across the state.

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