Uttarakhand received 1,102.7 mm rainfall as against the normal of 1,229.2 mm, showing minimum of 10 per cent deficient rains as compared to normal. This rainfall was received between June 1 and September 30, 2016.
Chamoli district received 1,197.5 mm rainfall which is the maximum in the State as against the normal of 859.3 mm, showing an excess of about 39 per cent rainfall.
Udham Singh Nagar received 643.3 mm rainfall as against the normal of 1,119.9 mm, showing minimum of 43 per cent deficient rains than normal.
Dehradun district received 1,194.9 mm rainfall as against the normal of 1,802.1 mm, showing 34 per cent deficient rains than normal, said Met director Bikram Singh. He said that Rudraprayag district received 1,660.5 mm rainfall as against the normal of 1,671.1 mm, showing one per cent deficient rains.
Almora district received 861.3 mm rainfall as against the normal of 888.4 mm, showing 3.1 per cent deficient rains.
Bageshwar district received 1,096.5 mm rainfall as against the normal of 858.4 mm, showing 5 per cent excess.
Champawat district received 1,158.5 mm rainfall as against the normal of 1319.7 mm, showing 12 per cent deficient rains.
Pauri district received 901.9 mm rainfall as against the normal of 1,213.5 mm, showing 26 per cent deficient rains. Nainital received 1,544.5 mm rainfall as against the normal of 1,439.1 mm, showing 7 per cent excess.
Uttarkashi received 1006.1mm rainfall as against the normal of 1148.9 mm, showing 12 per cent deficient rains. Tehri district received 752.4 mm rainfall as against the normal of 1047.1 mm, showing 26 per cent deficient rains.
Plain district Haridwar received 1000.1 mm rainfall as against the normal of 961.9 mm, showing 4 per cent excess. Pithoragarh received 1262.7 mm rainfall as against the normal of 1687.9 mm, showing 25 per cent deficient rains, he added.