Raipur, August 4 (H.S.) — Chhattisgarh has recorded an average of 634.8 mm rainfall from June 1 to August 4, according to data released by the State Flood Control Room under the Revenue and Disaster Management Department. The highest rainfall was recorded in Balrampur district at 1049.3 mm, while Bemetara received the lowest at 329.0 mm.
Rainfall in Different Divisions:
Raipur Division
Raipur – 581.0 mm
Balodabazar – 555.9 mm
Gariaband – 496.9 mm
Mahasamund – 538.2 mm
Dhamtari – 500.7 mm
Bilaspur Division
Bilaspur – 675.3 mm
Mungeli – 680.4 mm
Raigarh – 794.9 mm
Janjgir-Champa – 866.7 mm
Korba – 702.7 mm
Gaurela-Pendra-Marwahi – 630.9 mm
Sarangarh-Bilaigarh – 592.7 mm
Sakti – 728.1 mm
Durg Division
Durg – 506.5 mm
Kabirdham – 472.4 mm
Rajnandgaon – 551.8 mm
Balod – 591.9 mm
Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh Chowki – 791.1 mm
Khairagarh-Chhuikhadan-Gandai – 452.1 mm
Surguja Division
Surguja – 477.1 mm
Surajpur – 815.4 mm
Jashpur – 716.2 mm
Korea – 739.3 mm
Manendragarh-Chirmiri-Bharatpur – 709.2 mm
Bastar Division
Bastar – 726.5 mm
Kondagaon – 478.7 mm
Narayanpur – 592.8 mm
Bijapur – 803.9 mm
Sukma – 495.1 mm
Kanker – 642.3 mm
Dantewada – 662.4 mm
Despite variation across districts, the overall rainfall is considered satisfactory for the ongoing monsoon season. Authorities continue to monitor the flood-prone areas and ensure timely updates.
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