Uttarakhand has received 133.1 mm pre-monsoon showers on the average against the normal figure of 149.7 mm between June 1 and June 28 (showing departure minus 11 per cent). Rainfall was scanty in Haridwar and Udham Singh Nagar districts in terms of the pre-monsoon rain.
While the departure -19 per to +19 per cent is normal the departure -20 per cent to -59 per cent is supposed to be deficient.
The State Meteorological centre director Bikram Singh said on Friday that Dehradun had received 248.8, showing an excess of 55 per cent as compared to the the normal pre-monsoon rainfall by June 28.
Haridwar received 54.7 mm as against the normal of 93 mm, showing 41 per cent deficient rains as compared to the normal.
Udham Singh Nagar received 29.3 mm rainfall as against the normal of 131.2 mm, showing 12 per cent deficient rains as against the normal.
Five districts- Bageshwar, Chamoli, Dehradun, Rudraprayag and Uttarkashi- have received above the normal rainfall in the same period.
Chamoli received 167.3 mm rainfall as against the normal of 97.4 mm, showing 72 per cent excess rains as compared to the normal.
Bageshwar received 134 mm rainfall as against the normal of 124.9 mm, showing excess rains of seven percent against the normal.
Rudraprayag received 213.7 mm rainfall as against the normal of 196 mm, showing nine per cent excess rains.
Uttarkashi district received 146.5 mm rainfall as against the normal of 131.2 mm, showing 12 per cent an excess per cent rains as compared to the normal.
Almora district received 110.5 mm rainfall as against the normal of 124.9 mm, showing 12 per cent deficient rains as against the normal.
Champawat received 130.5 mm rainfall as against the normal of 190.1 mm, showing 31 per cent deficient rains as compared to the normal.
Pauri received 71.9 mm rainfall as against the normal of 108.1 mm, showing 33 per cent deficient rains as against the normal.
Tehri received 93.4 mm rainfall as against the normal of 118.6 mm, showing 21 per cent deficient rains as compared the normal.
Nainital received 127.8 mm rainfall as against the normal of 181.2 mm, showing 29 per cent deficient rains as against the normal.
Pithoragarh received 156.8 mm rainfall as against the normal of 269.2 mm, showing 42 per cent deficient rains as compared to the normal.