After deficit from Jan-March, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh receive excess rain in April

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After three months of deficit rainfall, Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh received above normal rainfall in the month of April, officials said.. e)..

The data provided by the meteorological departments (MeT) local centre, the union territories collectively received 113 mm of average precipitation in April against a normal of 99.5 mm registering an increase of 13%...

The month of April witnessed just above normal rainfall of 112.9 mm after three months of deficit precipitation, the centres deputy director Mukhtar Ahmad said, adding that the months of March and April are the wettest months in the region..

District wise, some areas received more than double precipitation than normal while two districts in Jammu recorded 45 to 85 percent deficit rainfall...

The meteorological department said that Srinagar recorded 3.4 mm rainfall, Pahalgam 6.1 mm, Kokernag 6.1 mm and Gulmarg 7.4 mm in Kashmir while Jammu city recorded 9.7 mm rainfall, 6.2 in Batote and 4.6 mm in Bhaderwah in Jammu division...

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