IMD gets its rain data wrong, then quietly fixes it. Delhi yet to cross its average for August showers
New Delhi, Aug. 11 -- A brief spell of showers in Delhi on Monday helped push the quantum of rain this August past the long-period average for the month. Or did it?
On Monday, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said Delhi had received 234.5mm of rain in the first 10 days of August this year, more than the month's total expected quantum of 233.1mm.
On Tuesday, IMD quietly cut this month's rain figure to 197.2mm in its bulletin.
Hours later, IMD, in response to a query from HT, said the cumulative August rain numbers it released on Monday were "incorrect" and that the Capital was still about 36mm short of its expected August rain quota.
"That (the earlier figure) was incorrect. 197.2mm is the correct figure being displayed now," ...
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