Gorakhpur: Heavy Rain Record, Gorakhpur Kota Gorakhpur for 24 hours, making it an announced monsoon in the last 127 years.
According to the Ministry of Meteorology, the city received 193mm rainfall between Friday (8.30am) to Saturday (8.30am), which leads to temperature and causes its extensive water in several parts of the district, making it difficult for indigenous people.
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The last time the city had received heavy rainfall was in 1894 at a record 218.7mm, notify the department.
“There is a low-pressure area which is well marked in South West Bihar and side by side (east), which has caused this 193 mm heavy rain in the last 24 hours.
In the next 48 hours, moderate to low rainfall is expected in the region.
During today , the temperature may be around 30 degrees, while the night temperature may drop to 22 degrees, “said Kailash Pandey’s climate scientist.
Deoria and Kushinagar districts also witnessed heavy rainfall in the same duration, each recording 75.5 mm rainfall and 66 mm.
Maharajanjanj and Santkabir Nagar received moderate rainfall at 33.2 mm and 29.5 mm respectively.
Basti and Siddharthnagar received low rainfall each at the age of 6.7 mm and 14.7 mm.
On Saturday, due to heavy rains since Friday night, the road wore a deserted look, while shops remained closed when people preferred to stay in the room.
Because public holidays, schools and offices have been closed.
Pictures of buildings and offices that are flooded are also viral on social media, with people blame the local city body because it does not make the right arrangement to pump water.