Narendra Modi speaking on revival of monsoon on Sunday in Mehsana

Gandhinagar, 10 September 2012

The latest figures of rain in Gujarat available on 10 September are here:

District – rain in percentage
Kutch – 45.64%
Patan 56.89%
Banaskantha 73.02%
Mahesana 54.22%
Sabarkantha 87.03%
Gandhinagar 77.77%
North Gujarat resion 73%

Ahmedabad 56.12%
Kheda 74.34%
Anand 70.98%
Anand 70.98%
Vadodara 66.21%
Panchmahal 89.62%
Dahod 92.89%
East-Central Gujarat region 73%

Surendranagar 52.76%
Rajkot 50.65%
Jamnagar 54.88%
Porbandar 27.59%
Junagadh 40.64%
Amreli 49.39%
Bhavnagar 57.28%
Saurashtra region 49%

Bharuch 55.62%
Narmada 60.14%
Tapi 58.99%
Surat 57.75%
Navsari 54.57%
Valsad 78.32%
Dangs 60.19%
South Gujarat regio 62%

Lowest rain in the state:
Kutch district’s Bhuj taluka(17.78% and Mundra taluka 19.81%).

Talukas that have completed 100% normal rain of monsoon:Amirgadh, Dantiwada, Khambhat, Kadana, Bayad, Lunawada, Dahod, Fatepura, Garbada, Pardi.

100% rain means a normal rain of the monsoon in that particular taluka. Normal rain is counted through average monsoon rain figures of ten years.

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