Weather Alert: The destruction of the sky in Rajasthan, Banswara-Dungarpur drowned in rain! Alerts in 11 districts, rising water level of rivers, will be a threat… will this rain bring relief or deepen the crisis? Know the latest situation!
Rajasthan Monsoon Update: In Rajasthan, the monsoon has once again gained full speed. The process of rains from the sky was seen in many districts on Thursday, causing the river-drains to boom and the roads were submerged. Life has been affected by heavy rains in many areas including Banswara, Dungarpur and Jhalawar. The Meteorological Department on Friday issued a yellow alert in 11 districts to warned that there will be strong rains in the southern and eastern parts of the state for the next few days.
Returning of monsoon worsens situations
For the last few days, the speed of rain in Rajasthan had slowed down, but the weather suddenly turned on Thursday. Banswara district recorded more than 5 inches of rainfall, while about 90 mm of water rained in Vja area of Dungarpur. Jhalawar, Bundi and Alwar districts also received heavy rains. Due to the strong current, the roads were interrupted, the fields were flooded and traffic in many areas was affected.
Yellow alert in 11 districts including Jaipur
According to the Jaipur Meteorological Center, at present there will be an active monsoon. Yellow alert has been issued on Friday in 11 districts including Jaipur, Ajmer, Nagaur, Pali, Alwar and Bharatpur. Meteorologists say that there is a possibility of more rainfall than average till September 10. Presently the monsoon trough is moving from Rajasthan towards Madhya Pradesh, which will continue the rainy season for the next few days.
Rainfall drops in temperature and increase in moisture
Due to the rains, the temperature dropped in many parts of the state. Jaisalmer had a maximum temperature of 38.7 ° C, while Sirohi’s minimum temperature reached 20.4 ° C. At the same time, moisture levels in the air were between 50 and 100 percent, which made the weather feel humid.
Accidents increased concern
In the midst of incessant rains, a teacher in Udaipur, including a bike, was swept away in the river, while two friends who went to bathe in the river in Bhilwara died. These incidents indicate the dangers of rain, which warns the common people to be vigilant.
Rain became a boon for farmers
While rain has increased due to rain in urban areas, this relief has been brought for the farmers of rural areas. Kharif crops are getting enough water, which has increased the expectation of good yield and improvement in water level. The Meteorological Department estimates that in the coming week, there will be moderate to heavy rainfall in many parts of the state.