Jaipur: The state has received almost 11.8% more rainfall this year than other years.
Sirohi and Srianganganagar restrictions, who have received rain deficits, the majority of places have received abnormal, excessive, or normal rainfall.
This year, the Churu district has received abnormal rainfall.
“Compared to an average of 319.10 mm, this district has received 532.73mm, which is almost 66.9% higher.
60% higher rainfall than usual abnormal rainfall,” said a senior officer Jaipur Met Office on the day Sunday.
Rajasthan, who usually gets an average rainfall of 526.62mm, receives 588.82mm this year.
“The average rainfall of the country this season is almost 11.8% higher than what it is usually accepted.
This is mainly due to expanded rainfall rainfall,” the officer added.
The city received 1144.44mm rain, the highest among all districts.
Good rainfall has provided new leases of life to reservoirs throughout the state.
Bisalpur Dams that serve the need for drinking water Tonk, Ajmer and Jaipur are now almost 50% filled.
“When Monsson began, it was only 16% filled.
But now it has adequate water to meet the needs of drinking water Tonk, Ajmer and Jaipur for a year,” Weathermeen said.
Meanwhile, the monsoon damage has caused mercury to take upward swing throughout the state.
In most places, there is an increase of almost 4 ° C in maximum temperature.
However, the minimum temperature witnessed a gradual decline in the early hours.
“For winter onset, the first minimum temperature will start dipping.
It seems that in the next two weeks, many places in the state will witness the winter especially Churu, Sriganagar and Bikaner district,” said an officer.