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Rajasthan Records Wettest July In 69 Years With 285 mm Rainfall
Rajasthan has experienced its wettest July in nearly seven decades, with cumulative rainfall of 285 mm recorded across the state. This marks a 77% surplus compared to the state's long-period average (LPA) of 161.4 mm for the month.
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Red Alert In Mumbai Today As Heavy Rain Continues, Streets Flooded
Mumbai Rainfall Updates: After intense showers throughout the day, Mumbai registered its wettest July ever on Wednesday with the month so far witnessing a record 1557.8 mm rainfall, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
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Flooded Gurgaon, You Have a Complaint? Good Luck
It was a sunny day in and around Delhi this morning, but the roads in Gurgaon were still soggy marshes after the wettest July for the region in five years.
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This July in Mumbai is wettest since that fateful day in 2005
In news that could send alarm bells ringing in some quarters, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has revealed that this July has witnessed the most rainfall since the city experienced its worst-ever deluge in July, 2005.
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Rajasthan Records Wettest July In 69 Years With 285 mm Rainfall
Rajasthan has experienced its wettest July in nearly seven decades, with cumulative rainfall of 285 mm recorded across the state. This marks a 77% surplus compared to the state's long-period average (LPA) of 161.4 mm for the month.
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Red Alert In Mumbai Today As Heavy Rain Continues, Streets Flooded
Mumbai Rainfall Updates: After intense showers throughout the day, Mumbai registered its wettest July ever on Wednesday with the month so far witnessing a record 1557.8 mm rainfall, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
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Flooded Gurgaon, You Have a Complaint? Good Luck
It was a sunny day in and around Delhi this morning, but the roads in Gurgaon were still soggy marshes after the wettest July for the region in five years.
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This July in Mumbai is wettest since that fateful day in 2005
In news that could send alarm bells ringing in some quarters, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has revealed that this July has witnessed the most rainfall since the city experienced its worst-ever deluge in July, 2005.
