Haryana Monsoon: 30% More Rain in Haryana So Far, Maximum impact in This District
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Rewari :- Continuous changes are being seen in the weather in the state. as you know. The month of August is half over. Even in the month of August, people have to face the heat. This time, in the month of August, there has been about 53 percent less rainfall than the average. Due to lack of rain, the demand for electricity has also increased. According to the Meteorological Department, light drizzle can be seen in the next few days.
Chance of light drizzle in some districts
Say the weather experts. The weather is likely to remain like this for the next few days. While light drizzle and clouds can be seen in some districts. After August 20, once again the period of heavy rains may start. Haryana has received more than 30 percent rainfall so far. About 75% quota of monsoon rains has been completed in the state. After August 20, once again strong rains can be seen.
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30% more rain recorded in some districts
According to the Meteorological Department, there is an average of 266 mm of rain every year till August 15. While this year till August 15, 347 mm of rain has been recorded. Which is 30% more. Except some districts of the state, Yamuna Nagar, Kurukshetra and Sonipat have recorded more than normal rainfall. 495 mm of rain was recorded in Sonipat, 693 mm in Kurukshetra, 959 mm in Yamunanagar, 856 mm in Panchkula and 706 mm in Ambala.
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Below average rainfall in these districts
Apart from these, there are some such districts of the state. Where less than average rainfall was recorded. Less than average rainfall was recorded in Hisar, Bhiwani, Jind, Fatehabad and Rohtak till August 15. Hisar district receives 200 mm of rain till August 15. While this time only 117 mm of rain has been received. Apart from this, 193 mm of rain was recorded in Bhiwani, 188 mm in Jind, 132 mm in Fatehabad, 286 mm in Rohtak.
Posted Date: August 17, 2023
Publish Date: August 17, 2023
Posted By Rahul Bhardwaj