130mm rainfall

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After two days of torrential rain at many places in the state, the rainfall activity decreased on Monday at most places. Majority of the places witnessed hot and humid weather. Nainwa (Bundi) received 130mm rainfall, highest in the state.

Most parts of the state were lashed by heavy showers till the early hours of Wednesday with Patna alone receiving 94 mm of rain in 24 hours- the second highest September rainfall in a decade.

The state witnessed heavy rainfall with the majority of the places receiving spells varying from 130 mm to 10 mm. The Ladpura area in Kota witnessed a rainfall of 130 mm which was highest in the state on Saturday.

Goa experienced its heaviest October rainfall on record, with the state averaging 80.7mm in 24 hours, significantly exceeding the normal. Coastal areas like Dabolim and Mormugao saw over 130mm, pushing the October rainfall average to 86% above normal. This unusual downpour is attributed to increased post-monsoon moisture and local weather patterns.

Incessant rainfall continued to wreak havoc in the eastern, western and southern parts of the state on Wednesday.

Normal life was hit and vehicular traffic was thrown into disarray in many parts of the state due to heavy rains on Monday. Several districts in Kota, Udaipur, Ajmer and Jaipur divisions witnessed constant rain.

Temperatures hovered around 35 degrees celsius in major cities in the state as monsoon shows signs of withdrawal.

Heavy rain lashed Surat city on Monday afternoon.Other parts of south Gujarat, too, recorded heavy rains during the day.

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) has predicted a normal southwest monsoon for most Tamil Nadu districts from June to September 2025.

An unidentified man was found dead near Majestic area as heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorm and lightning lashed Bangalore late on Thursday evening.