Gurgaon: Spotted in many parts of the city light rain Thunderstorms on Friday. According to India Meteorological Department (IMD), NS wet magic likely to continue with mild to moderate Rain during the next three to four days. The department has issued an ‘Orange’ alert for Saturday with the possibility of moderate rain. splash with thunder.
Gurgaon received 2.4 mm of rain on Friday. As of now, the City has received 382.7mm of . have received Rain Against the season’s usual 216.6 mm. After seeing a 59% deficit of only 17.2 mm in June, 365.5 mm of rain has been recorded till July 30. As a result, Gurgaon has recorded 77 per cent more cumulative rainfall between June 1 and July 30.
Meanwhile, neighboring Faridabad has recorded 183.5 mm of rain against the season’s normal of 225.4 mm, a drop of 19%. So far, the districts that have recorded the highest rainfall in the state are Jhajjar (158%), Fatehabad (145%) and Kaithal (135%). Panchkula, Chandigarh and Ambala have the highest rainfall deficit at 51 per cent, 34 per cent and 21 per cent respectively. “White monsoon The activities started in mid-June, it remained dormant till July 10 due to various meteorological reasons. Now, monsoon is active over almost the entire country,” said an IMD official.
The city recorded a maximum temperature of 30.7 degrees Celsius on Friday, while the minimum temperature was recorded at 24.2 degrees Celsius.
Another heavy rain was recorded in Delhi on Friday. Delhi’s base station Safdarjung recorded 42.8 mm of rain till 5.30 pm, while Lodhi Road received 62 mm of rain. Safdarjung has so far recorded over 500 mm of rain in July, while the normal range for the month is only 210.6 mm.
Gurgaon received 2.4 mm of rain on Friday. As of now, the City has received 382.7mm of . have received Rain Against the season’s usual 216.6 mm. After seeing a 59% deficit of only 17.2 mm in June, 365.5 mm of rain has been recorded till July 30. As a result, Gurgaon has recorded 77 per cent more cumulative rainfall between June 1 and July 30.
Meanwhile, neighboring Faridabad has recorded 183.5 mm of rain against the season’s normal of 225.4 mm, a drop of 19%. So far, the districts that have recorded the highest rainfall in the state are Jhajjar (158%), Fatehabad (145%) and Kaithal (135%). Panchkula, Chandigarh and Ambala have the highest rainfall deficit at 51 per cent, 34 per cent and 21 per cent respectively. “White monsoon The activities started in mid-June, it remained dormant till July 10 due to various meteorological reasons. Now, monsoon is active over almost the entire country,” said an IMD official.
The city recorded a maximum temperature of 30.7 degrees Celsius on Friday, while the minimum temperature was recorded at 24.2 degrees Celsius.
Another heavy rain was recorded in Delhi on Friday. Delhi’s base station Safdarjung recorded 42.8 mm of rain till 5.30 pm, while Lodhi Road received 62 mm of rain. Safdarjung has so far recorded over 500 mm of rain in July, while the normal range for the month is only 210.6 mm.
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