3.2 feet sheet on Bagheri, Khari feeder reopened to fill Rajsamand lake
Rajsamand: This time there was good rain in the first of two Sawans. The second Sawan passed without any rain. Monsoon became active once again in Bhado. There was heavy and sometimes drizzling rain across the district from Sunday night to Monday. It was raining intermittently since Monday morning due to dark, dense clouds. Due to heavy rains, water inflow into the reservoirs of the district started again. The overflow at Bagheri increased to 3.20 feet. Due to which the inflow of water into Nandsamand Dam increased. Due to which five big gates and three small gauges of Nandsamand Dam were opened. Due to which once again the flow of Banas river increased. Along with this, the saline feeder filling Rajsamand Lake was also opened at 12 noon on Monday. Due to which water reached Rajsamand lake till late night. At the same time, the flow of Gomti river also increased.
Gomti river is flowing 6 inches at Chhaparkhedi culvert. The maximum temperature remained constant at 25 degrees for two days. While the minimum temperature increased by one degree to 23 degrees. Currently about 3500 cusecs of water is flowing from Nandsamand Dam into Banas River towards Railmagra, this will also increase the water level in the drinking water sources around Banas. On Sunday night, 8 mm rain in Amet, 7 mm in Bhim, three and a half inches of rain in Delwara, Devgarh 17 mm, Garhbor 17 mm, two mm in Gilund, more than one inch in Khamnor, Kumbhalgarh two inches, 6 mm in Kunwariya, Nathdwara. There was one and a half inches of rain in Madhya Pradesh, 3 mm in Railmagra, 8 mm in Rajsamand, 1 mm in Sardargarh. Whereas from Monday morning to evening, Rajsamand received 6 mm, Gilund 13 mm, Garhbor 5 mm, Delwara 17 mm, Railmagra 13 mm, Bhim 8 mm, Sardargarh 9 mm, Nathdwara 14 mm, Kumbhalgarh 12 mm, Khamnor. There was 15 mm rainfall in Amet, 2 mm rainfall and 1 mm rainfall in Kunwariya.
