Three times more rainfall than July 2009 (7.7.10)

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, July 6The first six days of this month brought three times more rainfall in Haryana as compared to the corresponding period last year and many times more than the rain during the same period in 2008-09. According to sources in the Revenue Department, the entire state received 4,851 mm rainfall from July 1 to 6 (8 am to 8 pm), while it had rained 1,654 mm during the first six days of July last and 403 mm in the same period during 2008-09.
Heavy rains have created havoc in the state with many areas waterlogged. Ambala, which is witnessing flood-like situation, received 182 mm rainfall as compared to 59 mm last year. Naraingarh received 92 mm (12 mm); Jagadhri 152 mm (20 mm); Chhachhrauli 125 mm, Mustafabad 114 mm (39 mm) and Radaur 232 mm (42 mm).
The rainfall recorded in other areas of Haryana is as follows:
Bhiwani 109 mm (29 mm); Dadri 79 mm (18 mm); Loharu 2 mm (7 mm); Siwani, Bawani Khera and Tosham 16 mm each (7 mm each); Faridabad 34 mm (18 mm); Ballabhgarh 24 mm (2 mm); Gurgaon 159 mm (5 mm); Farukh Nagar 190 mm (12 mm); Sohna 111 mm (24 mm); Pataudi 212 mm (65 mm). Hisar 23 mm (10 mm); Hansi 18 mm (9 mm); Adampur 9 mm (2 mm); Jind 42 mm (4 mm); Narwana 41 mm (44 mm); Safidon 72 mm (72 mm); Julana 70 mm (24 mm); Uchana 23 mm (23 mm); Pilu Khera 47 mm (25 mm); Karnal 105 mm (12 mm). Assandh 38 mm (53 mm); Indri 145 mm (35 mm); Nilokheri 123 mm (25 mm); Gharaunda 58 mm (23 mm); Panipat 45 mm (56 mm); Israna 43 mm (9 mm); Samalkha 42 mm (6 mm); Kurukshetra 58 mm; Pehowa 95 mm (2 mm); Kaithal 61 mm (5 mm); Kalayat 39 mm (6 mm); Guhla 85 mm (12 mm); Narnaul 39 mm (21 mm); Mahendragarh 16 mm (7 mm); Bawal 72 mm (59 mm); Rohtak 27 mm (20 mm); Gohana 97 mm (10 mm); Kalka 68 mm (2 mm); Panchkula 85 mm (2 mm); Fatehabad 49 mm (1 mm); Ratia 37 mm; Tohana 36 (10 mm). Bahadurgarh 41 mm (4 mm); Taoru 67 mm (12 mm); Nuh 88 mm (29 mm); Punhana 15 mm (4 mm); Hodal 57 mm (15 mm); Palwal 38 mm (11 mm) and Hathin 40 mm (13 mm).