Guwahati: Heavy rain continues to blaspheme several parts of the northeast and the condition is expected to apply for the next three days but at the average five northeastern countries witnessed the lack of monsoons.
These countries receive bad rain since June 1 in the last 24 hours, starting at 8:30 a.m.
on Saturday to 8.30 in the morning on Sunday, Sohra (Cherrapunji) and Mawsynrram in Meghalaya each receives very heavy rain each measuring 31 cm and 28 cm.
Wiliamnagar in Meghalaya also experienced an unceasing rainfall measuring 16 cm during this period.
In Assam, Beki-Mathanguri Station received a 5cm thick rain.
Except assam-meghalaya met-subdivision, the remainder of two met-subdivisi subdions which includes Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Mizoram and Manipur in the northeast face the rainfall deficit of this rainy season, which was set on June 1 witnessed with 61% rainfall deficiency followed By Mizoram (35%) and Tripura, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh face 22% rainfall of each of June 1 and July 4.
Until the date of the four districts of Assam reported excessive rainfall while 12 districts in the country received normal rain.
Eleven districts witnessed lack of rainfall.
Heavy rain possibly for the next 4 days in the northeastern state
