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Reasi, Udhampur record highest rainfall during July 19-24; Kulgam tops Valley

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Reasi, Udhampur record highest rainfall during July 19-24; Kulgam tops Valley
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Srinagar, July 25: Reasi recorded the highest cumulative rainfall in Jammu and Kashmir at 473.2 mm during the period from July 19 to 24, while Kulgam received the highest rainfall in the Kashmir Valley at 201.1 mm, according to data shared by the Meteorological Centre Srinagar.

Udhampur recorded 417.5 mm during the period, followed by Rajouri at 349.9 mm, Ramban 293.4 mm, Poonch 290 mm, Kathua 270.4 mm, Jammu 262.6 mm and Samba 213 mm.

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In the Valley, Shopian recorded 145.2 mm, Srinagar 144.7 mm, Pulwama 136.8 mm, Anantnag 130.8 mm, Baramulla 119.7 mm, Kupwara and Ganderbal 115.9 mm each, Bandipora 63.7 mm and Budgam 37.3 mm.

The data covers cumulative rainfall recorded across the districts during the six-day period, as per the Meteorological Centre Srinagar. 

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