30 July - 5 August 2012 - orsam
30 July - 5 August 2012 - orsam
30 July - 5 August 2012 - orsam
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Finally, monsoon revives<br />
JAIPUR: After a long dry spell, the southwest monsoon revived in the state with several parts<br />
receiving mild to moderate showers on Sunday.<br />
The morning was hot and sultry but by evening dark clouds hovered above the cityscape. Various<br />
parts of Jaipur witnessed moderate showers in the evening.<br />
Water-logging and traffic snarls were reported at Chhoti Chaupar, Chaura Raasta, Statue Circle, MI<br />
Road, Raja Park, Jhotwara and Murlipura areas.<br />
The mercury dipped by several notches and the maximum temperature was recorded at 29 degrees<br />
Celsius post rainfall.<br />
As the weather turned pleasant, Jaipurites too ventured out and thronged various hangout joints.<br />
According to the Met office, Jaipur recorded a rainfall of 6 mm till 8.<strong>30</strong> pm.<br />
Attributing the revival of monsoon to the active northerly winds and upper air cyclonic circulation,<br />
the Met said that the ongoing spell will result in mild to moderate showers in eastern and western<br />
parts of the state over the next few days.<br />
The weatherman forecasts adequate rainfall in the third and final spell of the southwest monsoon in<br />
the state. Various parts in the southern and eastern Rajasthan are likely to receive good rainfall in the<br />
coming week.<br />
On Sunday, Kota, Baran, Jhalwar, Karuali and Sawai Madhopur districts also recorded moderate<br />
showers.<br />
Shergarh and Ramganj Mandi areas in Kota district witnessed a maximum rainfall of 7 cm. Rajgarh<br />
in Churu and Manoharthana in Jhalawar districts recorded 6cm rainfall.<br />
Many isolated places in the state witnessed a rainfall varying between 1 and 4 cm.<br />
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