Rainfall in most parts of Rajasthan, temperatures fall

Jaipur, July 10 (UNI) Rains were reported from various parts of Rajasthan in the last 24 hours.

The state capital however did nor experience any rains though the temperature fell considerably.

The temperatures have dropped by three-four degrees Celsius. The minimum temperature recorded in the capital city was 26.6 degrees and the humidity was at 68 per cent.

Bhadra in Hanumangarh district recorded the highest 110 mm early in the morning, while Sangria recorded 85 mm, Sadulshahr 75 mm, Hanumangarh 45 mm, Dibi 35 mm, Nauhar 36 mm and Rawatsar 16 mm.

Topukra and Kalkasim in Alwar district experienced 50 mm rains while Tijara recorded 77 mm rains. Jhalawar in Kota recorded 22 mm rains while there were 10 mm rains in Jhalarapatan.

Deeg received 15 mm rains and Bharatpur 10.8 mm but the rains seemed to have weakened in Udaipur district with Dabok airport recording 1.7 mm, Garwa 2 mm and Mukendra 4 mm rains.

UNI RRT PA RN1434