Rajasthan Records 300 mm Above-Average Rain, Relief as Weather Turns Dry

Monsoon was very generous in Rajasthan over the past few days. It rained about 300 mm more than the average here. The situation is such that 3-4 days have passed since the rain stopped in many areas, but waterlogging problems still persist in lower regions. After the rain, people are now struggling to drain the rainwater from the fields.

Meanwhile, there is some relief news that no rain alert has been issued in any district from September 11 to 16. The weather is expected to stay clear most of the time in all these districts. If the weather remains clear in the afternoon, the sun will be strong.

Actually, the monsoon is no longer active in Rajasthan, as the eastern wind weakened and the western wind has now become dominant. This shift has caused a noticeable change in the weather. Jaipur Meteorological Center has forecasted dry weather in Rajasthan for the next 4 to 5 days. They also predict the temperature will rise by 2 to 3 degrees.

Cloud movement may occur in Dungarpur, Banswara, and nearby border areas, but the chances of rain here are very low. Rain may resume in Rajasthan starting September 17, although light to moderate rainfall is still possible in eastern Rajasthan during that time.

It's important to note that the average rainfall in Rajasthan is 405.7 mm, but this year, a total of 701 mm of rain has been recorded. Due to the heavy rainfall, major dams like Mahi and Bisalpur are now full.

Regarding temperatures in the major cities of Rajasthan, the highest recorded temperatures are 32°C in Ajmer, 32.4°C in Bhilwara, 34.2°C in Jaipur, 32.7°C in Sikar, 31.6°C in Udaipur, 33.6°C in Jaisalmer, 33.8°C in Bikaner, and 33.3°C in Jhunjhunu.