Monsoon Drenches 30 Districts With Excess Rain

Haydarabad: Practically, they ran to TaLangana this year and once they decided to do a good job this year, and they made a boring moment in the skies. In this process, the clouds coming to the southwest monsoon winds through TaLangana, June, July, August, September (JJAS) – Officially Monsoon season – this year, this year, 33 regions of TaLangana fell more than normal rain in all season.

Normally, the Southwest Muson is located on the state around 10 June, but this year, the clouds came ahead for a week or two on May 26, and the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) does not appear in a mood that began on September 17th and said that it was completely withdrawn from the Indian land region until October 15th.

This situation and the IMD predicted more than normal rain in the country, including the peninsula India, while the Normal Rain in the season after Monsoon.

This year, during the Jjas, Nalgonda, Nirmal and Peddapalli regions were loneliness to be left behind during the rainfall draws this year. According to IMD data, in the Nalgonda, 458.5 mm against the season of 533.4 mm, while the rainfall recorded for nirmal for nirmal stopped at 753 mm at 753 mm. The real rainfall for Peddapalli was 875.2 mm for the season 832.3 mm against normal.

The highest total rainfall medium during the JJAS period among all regions was recorded and the region reported a total of 1552.7 mm rain.

Haydarabad took 961.3mm rain against the 623.9 mm season until September 30th, as well as several other regions seeing large short magic thunderstorms this year.

10 Drenched District*

Region – Normal – Real – More

Mulugu – 978.6 – 1552.7 – 574.1

Kamarteddy – 774.4 – 1331.1 – 566.7

Medak – 767.1 – 1327.5 – 560.4

Adilabad – 941.9 – 1375.8 – 433.7

NARAYANPET – 464.5 – 819.6 – 355.1

KB ASAFABAD – 973.1 – 1355.4 – 382.3

Mahbubnagar – 518.3 – 875.1 – 356.8

NARAYANPET – 464.5 – 819.6 – 355.1

SiddiPET – 625.3 – 975.3 – 350.0

Haydarabad – 623.9 – 961.3 – 337.2