Dharamshala, Feb. 17 -- : After recording the 51st highest rainfall in January, Himachal Pradesh has witnessed a 73% rainfall deficit in February so far due to persistent dry weather across the state in recent days.
According to the India meteorological department (IMD), the hill state has received 14.4 mm of precipitation against a normal of 53.9 mm till February 16. The highest rainfall deficit of 92% has been recorded in Solan, followed by 91% in Sirmaur and 90% in Una district.
Bilaspur, Kangra and Chamba districts have recorded rainfall deficits of 87%, 83% and 80%, respectively. Kullu and Mandi districts have recorded comparatively lower deficits of 49% and 51%, respectively, in February so far. Meanwhile, the seasonal (from Janua...
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