Nagpur: December 2021 is the one in the last 11 years for the Nagpur district that receives winter rainfall which breaks the record for the period 2010-2021.
In addition to Nagpur, seven other districts from 11 in Vidarbha recorded the highest rain mantra for the month since 2010.
Data from the Regional Meteorology Center (RMC), Nagpur, showed that in December 2021, Nagpur received 14.6 millimeter rainfall (mm).
The previous highest rainfall in December in the last 11 years for the district 12.6mm was recorded in 2018.
Between 2011-2013 and 2015-2017, the district had recorded 0mm rainfall that month.
According to meteorological records, Amravati, Bhandara, Chandrapur, Gondia, Wardha, Washim and Yavatmal also received the highest rainfall for December in 2021.
With 38.9mm, the Gondia received maximum rainfall in this region not only in December 2021 also in 11 years final.
It was followed by Chandrapur, which recorded 27.7 mm of rain and Bhandara who received 26 mm rainfall.
In accordance with the official meeting, changes can be associated with the effects of climate change and other meteorological conditions.
“However, there is no concrete study to arrive at the right conclusion,” they said.
One day, Toi reported how great Vidarbha had witnessed unprecedented winter rainfall for the past three days.
The weather office has linked this with the circulation of the top air cyclone caused by Haryana and Madhya North Pradesh.
The weather department has issued an estimate of rainfall for several Vidarbha districts until January 14.
Once the spell ends, the minimum temperature is expected to witness a decline.
On Wednesday, the minimum mercury rate of Nagpur is 15.6 degrees Celsius.
Buldhana is the coldest in this region with a minimum temperature of 10 degrees Celsius.