Torrential rains lash Telangana region -------------------------------- The south-west monsoon turned “vigorous” over the State under the influence of an upper air cyclonic circulation in the Bay of Bengal, resulting in a cloudburst at several places on Friday. Rivulets, streams and tanks rose instantly and some of them overflowed affecting vehicular traffic.
Hyderabad was battered by a wee-hour downpour lasting nearly for an hour.
The impact of the cloudburst was such that Tandur in Ranga Reddy and Tiruvur in Krishna district recorded a heavy rainfall of 11 cm each in 24 hours up to 8.30 a.m. on Friday. Banswada, Vikarabad received 10 cm each, Asifabad, Mancherial 9 cm each, Khanapur, Madhira and Metpalli 8 cm each and Medak and Chevella 7 cm each.
Isolated heavy rains are likely to continue over the State for two more days, engulfing Telangana region in particular, due to the cyclonic circulation, India Meteorological Department said.
Dharamsala received 1235 mm rainfall ----------------------------- Himachal is in the total grip of Monsoon and the hill station Dharamsala in Dhauladhar range of mountains as received highest rainfall of 1235.2 mm till 9th august 2010.
The fury of the rain is not going to subside in the near future, as the weather department of the state has predicted even worst downpour in the days to follow. Weather man of Himachal Pardesh Manmohan Singh said that Dharamsala, which is graded only next to Chirapunji in India ,had received a maximum of 157.2mm in a day on 4th august followed by 112.4mm on 9th august.
The weather department of the state has forecast the heaviest rainfall on 12th and 13th august in Dharamsala.. the state is having he best rainy season, Lahoul and Spiti District had the minimum of its share With just 165 mm of rain so far.
Torrential rains lash Telangana region
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The south-west monsoon turned “vigorous” over the State under the influence of an upper air cyclonic circulation in the Bay of Bengal, resulting in a cloudburst at several places on Friday. Rivulets, streams and tanks rose instantly and some of them overflowed affecting vehicular traffic.
Hyderabad was battered by a wee-hour downpour lasting nearly for an hour.
The impact of the cloudburst was such that Tandur in Ranga Reddy and Tiruvur in Krishna district recorded a heavy rainfall of 11 cm each in 24 hours up to 8.30 a.m. on Friday. Banswada, Vikarabad received 10 cm each, Asifabad, Mancherial 9 cm each, Khanapur, Madhira and Metpalli 8 cm each and Medak and Chevella 7 cm each.
Isolated heavy rains are likely to continue over the State for two more days, engulfing Telangana region in particular, due to the cyclonic circulation, India Meteorological Department said.
http://www.hindu.com/2010/08/21/stories/2010082160600400.htm
Dharamsala received 1235 mm rainfall
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Himachal is in the total grip of Monsoon and the hill station Dharamsala in Dhauladhar range of mountains as received highest rainfall of 1235.2 mm till 9th august 2010.
The fury of the rain is not going to subside in the near future, as the weather department of the state has predicted even worst downpour in the days to follow. Weather man of Himachal Pardesh Manmohan Singh said that Dharamsala, which is graded only next to Chirapunji in India ,had received a maximum of 157.2mm in a day on 4th august followed by 112.4mm on 9th august.
The weather department of the state has forecast the heaviest rainfall on 12th and 13th august in Dharamsala.. the state is having he best rainy season, Lahoul and Spiti District had the minimum of its share With just 165 mm of rain so far.
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