BENGALURU: Reflecting the rain bounty within the state, knowledge collated by means of the revenue division shows that 70% of the state (21 of its 30 districts) received extra rainfall all over the monsoon season so far.
The cumulative rainfall recorded from June 1 till July 15 this year additionally shows that Malnad and coastal regions, which make up seven districts, witnessed heavy rainfall.
T Narayanappa, deputy secretary of the crisis management group under the revenue division, informed TOI that Hassan district saw most departure of 78% from commonplace rainfall for a district. “Districts like Kodagu, Chikkamagaluru, Shivamogga and Uttara Kannada have additionally received extra rainfall, resulting within the filling up of major reservoirs within the respective regions. Districts in south inside Karnataka, Mysuru and Chitradurga additionally received good rainfall.”
The rainfall knowledge used to be received from the Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre. The story of this year’s rain, on the other hand, is not the same around the state. “North inside Karnataka, which incorporates 12 districts, recorded a median of nine% deficiency in rainfall. Some districts like Raichur and Gadag received scanty showers. We hope these districts receive good rain within the coming weeks,” mentioned an respectable.
Interestingly, Bengaluru Urban district comprising mostly Bengaluru town additionally recorded 6% deficiency in rain so far. “However, there is scope for Bengaluru to catch up. It is all over the months of August and September that town receives most of its rainfall,” mentioned every other respectable.
The cumulative rainfall recorded from June 1 till July 15 this year additionally shows that Malnad and coastal regions, which make up seven districts, witnessed heavy rainfall.
T Narayanappa, deputy secretary of the crisis management group under the revenue division, informed TOI that Hassan district saw most departure of 78% from commonplace rainfall for a district. “Districts like Kodagu, Chikkamagaluru, Shivamogga and Uttara Kannada have additionally received extra rainfall, resulting within the filling up of major reservoirs within the respective regions. Districts in south inside Karnataka, Mysuru and Chitradurga additionally received good rainfall.”
The rainfall knowledge used to be received from the Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre. The story of this year’s rain, on the other hand, is not the same around the state. “North inside Karnataka, which incorporates 12 districts, recorded a median of nine% deficiency in rainfall. Some districts like Raichur and Gadag received scanty showers. We hope these districts receive good rain within the coming weeks,” mentioned an respectable.
Interestingly, Bengaluru Urban district comprising mostly Bengaluru town additionally recorded 6% deficiency in rain so far. “However, there is scope for Bengaluru to catch up. It is all over the months of August and September that town receives most of its rainfall,” mentioned every other respectable.
21 of 30 districts in Karnataka get excess rain
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