JAIPUR: The city received 131.9mm rains till 5.30pm on Saturday, the highest this season so far. Also, many places such as Chaksu, Narena and Dudu witnessed heavy rainfall since morning.
People in Jaipur woke up to a pleasant morning when the whole city was covered by clouds.
Between 3am and 5am, heavy rainfall was witnessed across the city. Residents of Walled City, who can usually see Nahargarh fort from their rooftop, were not been able to spot it as it was covered by clouds.
“Till 8.30am, the city had received 77.3 mm of rainfall. Later, throughout the day, it received another 54.6 mm,” said Radhey Shyam Sharma, director, Jaipur Met office.
Chaksu received a rainfall of 168mm followed by Narena (167mm), Mozamabad (162mm), Sambhar (142mm), Dudu (135mm), Phagi (123mm) and Phulera (122mm).
To make the evening memorable, many people enjoyed sizzlers and hot beverages to enjoy the weather. In the evening, people thronged Jal Mahal and Nahargarh fort.
People in Jaipur woke up to a pleasant morning when the whole city was covered by clouds.
Between 3am and 5am, heavy rainfall was witnessed across the city. Residents of Walled City, who can usually see Nahargarh fort from their rooftop, were not been able to spot it as it was covered by clouds.
“Till 8.30am, the city had received 77.3 mm of rainfall. Later, throughout the day, it received another 54.6 mm,” said Radhey Shyam Sharma, director, Jaipur Met office.
Chaksu received a rainfall of 168mm followed by Narena (167mm), Mozamabad (162mm), Sambhar (142mm), Dudu (135mm), Phagi (123mm) and Phulera (122mm).
To make the evening memorable, many people enjoyed sizzlers and hot beverages to enjoy the weather. In the evening, people thronged Jal Mahal and Nahargarh fort.
In its forecast, the Jaipur Met office said that mild to moderate showers would be witnessed in the next 24 hours.
