2024-09-16 06:23:38
Jaipur: After a long period of heavy rain, the weather of the state has now cleared up. For the last two days, bright sunshine has been shining in many districts of the state. The temperature has also increased. The highest temperature of 37.4 degrees Celsius was recorded in Ganganagar district of eastern Rajasthan. A temperature of 37.0 degrees Celsius was also recorded in Sangaria. Except Mount Abu, the maximum temperature of all the districts of the state remained above 31 degrees Celsius. Although dark clouds also loomed over many districts, there is no news of heavy rain. Yes, 7 mm of rain was recorded in Kunwaria area of Rajsamand.
The rainy season may start again from tomorrow
Amidst clear weather, the weather centre Jaipur has predicted rain again in eastern Rajasthan from tomorrow. According to the department’s report, the weather of the state will be clear on Monday, September 16, but on Tuesday, September 17, heavy rain is expected in four districts of the state, Alwar, Banswara, Baran and Bharatpur.
Heavy rain alert in 14 districts on August 18
On Wednesday, August 18, there may be heavy rain in 14 districts namely Alwar, Banswara, Baran, Bharatpur, Bhilwara, Bundi, Chittorgarh, Dausa, Dholpur, Dungarpur, Jhalawar, Karauli, Pratapgarh and Sawai Madhopur. Similarly, on Thursday, August 19, an alert has been issued for heavy rain in Alwar, Banswara, Baran, Bharatpur, Bhilwara, Bundi, Chittorgarh, Dausa, Dholpur, Dungarpur, Jhalawar, Karauli, Pratapgarh, Sawai Madhopur, Jaipur, Kota and Rajsamand districts.
Jaisalmer has the highest rainfall above average
Monsoon was very kind to Rajasthan this time. Except Jhalawar district, all other districts received more rain than normal. Out of 33 districts (according to old districts), most of them received several times more rain than the average. Maximum 152 percent more rain was recorded in Jaisalmer of western Rajasthan. The average rainfall in Jaisalmer is 169.9 mm whereas 427.7 mm rain was recorded there. Similarly, 144 percent more rain was recorded in Dausa, 115 percent in Karauli, 111 percent in Dholpur, 103 percent in Tonk and 102 percent in Sawai Madhopur. Jhalawar received 4 percent less rain than normal.
Know how much rain has fallen so far
DistrictRainfall so farAverage rainfallAbove average rainfallAjmer817.2 mm437.5 mm87 percentAlwar937.5 mm518.7 mm81 percentBanswara996.7 mm837.4 mm19 percentBaran1063.6 mm797.6 mm34 percentBharatpur989.3 mm514.3 mm75 percentBhilwara853.4 mm577.2 mm48 percentBundi1051 mm620 mm69 percentChittorgarh812.5 mm694.2 mm17 percentDausa1386.6 mm567.7 mm144 percentDhaulpur1161.9 mm551.9 mm111 percentDungarpur719.9 mm668.6 mm8 percentJaipur981.5 mm501.8 mm96 percentJhalawar812.3 mm842.2 mm- 4 percentJhunjhunu537.4 mm386.2 mm39 percentKarauli1228.5 mm570.9 mm115 percentKota897.4 mm705.1 mm27 percentPratapgarh1069.9 mm865.5 mm24 percentRajsamand767.6 mm509.7 mm51 percentSawai Madhopur1278.4 mm633.3 mm102 percentSikar622.4 mm389.2 mm60 percentSirohi903.7 mm837.8 mm8 percentTonk1108.6 mm545.1 mm22 percentUdaipur670.1 mm579.8 mm16 percentBarmer442.2 mm262.2 mm69 percentBikaner422.5 mm237.8 mm78 percentChuru530.3 mm316.7 mm67 percentHanumangarh324.1 mm236.6 mm37 percentJaisalmer427.4 mm169.9 mm152 percentJalore459.4 mm401.9 mm14 percentJodhpur507.6 mm281 mm81 percentNagaur656.3 mm355 mm85 percentGanganagar307.9 mm193.7 mm59 percent