Aurangabad: With 716 mm rainfall since June, Marathwada has received 131% of normal rainfall during the current rainy season, which is also the highest among the six Maharashtra divisions received.
The Conkan division was the second on the list with a normal 114% shower followed by Amravati (105%), Pune (89%), Nagpur (88%), and Nashik (78%).
In accordance with official data, the country as a whole has received the average rainfall of 917mm until Monday morning, which is 107% of normal rainfall from June and so on.
Shriniwas Aundhkar, Director of APJ Abdul Kalam Astro Space and Science Center in Aurangabad, said that on the right arrival of Monson coupled with favorable weather conditions in Bengal had resulted in a rainfall surplus for Marathwada.
“The favorable weather system during the start of the monsoon above the Arabian saw Marathwada get the expected shower.
While a very long dry mantra was observed in August in many parts of the region, the low pressure area above the bengal bay during the past recently returned Reviving the condition of the rainy season, most benefit the eastern part of Marathwada, “he said.
Aundhkar said the entire area, including the western part of Marathwada along with Nashik and Ahmednagar who fell in the upstream area of ​​Jayakwadi Dam from Aurangabad Regency, is expected to get an adequate bathroom in the near future because of the possibility of a profitable monsoon condition on Western Gath.
Among the eight Marathwada districts, Beed has registered the highest 161% of normal rainfall (692 mm) since June 1, followed by Jalna (159%, 779 mm), Aurangabad (132%, 607 mm), naturally (118% 660 mm) ), Osmanabad (129%, 588 mm), Nanded (124%, 841 mm), parbhani (122%, 765 mm) and hingoli (114%, 768 mm).