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31 August 2021 VIth 15 September 2021 1 ONSET DATE OF MONSOON IN THE STATE 18 June 2021 No. of Stations received very heavy rainfall 115.6 mm 2 9 & above during Fortnight Station Received Maximum rainfall in the state during 165 mm, Wagan Dam* 3 (Chittorgarh) Fortnight 02-September-2021 Station Received Cumulative maximum Rainfall in the 4 398 mm, Daya* (Udaipur) state, during Fortnight 5 No. of tanks Filled /Overflown during Fortnight 22 6 Water received in the tanks during Fortnight 655.20 Mcum Annexure A PERCENTAGE DEVIATION BETWEEN NORMAL & ACTUAL RAINFALL (01/06/21 To 15/09/2021) B PERCENTAGE DEVIATION BETWEEN NORMAL & ACTUAL RAINFALL (01/09/21 To 15/09/2021) C POSITION OF IMPORTANT TANKS AS ON 15 September (2020 & 2021) D DISTRICT WISE POSITION OF FILLED TANKS AS ON 15 September (2020 & 2021) E BAR GRAPH OF AVERAGE / NORMAL RAINFALL IN DISTRICTS (01/06/21 To 15/09/2021) F LINE CHART OF RAINFALL AND AVAILABLE WATER (15/6/2021 TO 15/9/2021) For online access to Raingauge station wise details of rainfall please log on to water.rajasthan.gov.in E mail - [email protected], [email protected] FLOOD CELL TELEPHONE No. 0141-2700452 , 2702334, 2702335 Annexure -'A' STATEMENT SHOWING TOTAL RAINFALL DATA RECORDED FROM 1st JUNE TO 15 September 2021 2020 & 2021 ON ACTUAL AVERAGE BASIS ALONGWITH CORRESPONDING PERCENTAGE DEVIATION FROM NORMAL FIGURES NORMAL 2020 2021 S. NO. NAME OF STATION (mm) ACTUAL Deviation ACTUAL Deviation As per IMD (mm) (%) (mm) (%) BIKANER DIVISION 1 BIKANER 219.1 215.1 (-) 1.8% 224.9 (+) 2.6% 2 CHURU 299.9 391.7 (+) 30.6% 459.2 (+) 53.1% 3 SRI GANGANAGAR 193.5 138.9 (-) 28.2% 104.2 (-) 46.1% 4 HANUMANGARH 248.4 221.6 (-) 10.8% 276.5 (+) 11.3% Average of Bikaner Division 240.2 241.8 (+) 0.7% 266.2 (+) 10.8% JODHPUR DIVISION 5 JODHPUR 269.2 360.5 (+) 33.9% 197.3 (-) 26.7% 6 BARMER 240.1 295.3 (+) 23.0% 188.5 (-) 21.5% 7 JAISALMER 156.1 301.0 (+) 92.8% 173.3 (+) 11.0% 8 JALORE 373.8 549.3 (+) 47.0% 254.6 (-) 31.9% 9 PALI 436.5 513.3 (+) 17.6% 317.5 (-) 27.3% 10 SIROHI 812.6 858.3 (+) 5.6% 432.8 (-) 46.7% Average of Jodhpur Division 381.4 479.6 (+) 25.8% 260.7 (-) 31.6% AJMER DIVISION 11 AJMER 404.4 422.1 (+) 4.4% 415.3 (+) 2.7% 12 BHILWARA 555.6 509.0 (-) 8.4% 439.3 (-) 20.9% 13 NAGAUR 338.5 429.3 (+) 26.8% 426.4 (+) 26.0% 14 TONK 539.7 402.3 (-) 25.5% 613.9 (+) 13.7% Average of Ajmer Division 459.6 440.7 (-) 4.1% 473.7 (+) 3.1% BHARATPUR DIVISION 15 BHARATPUR 521.4 422.2 (-) 19.0% 558.8 (+) 7.2% 16 DHOLPUR 575.6 387.7 (-) 32.6% 589.0 (+) 2.3% 17 KARAULI 594.7 498.7 (-) 16.1% 641.9 (+) 7.9% 18 SAWAI MADHOPUR 595.0 521.4 (-) 12.4% 807.0 (+) 35.6% Average of Bharatpur Division 571.7 457.5 (-) 20.0% 649.2 (+) 13.6% JAIPUR DIVISION 19 JAIPUR 483.5 536.5 (+) 11.0% 534.0 (+) 10.4% 20 ALWAR 530.7 392.8 (-) 26.0% 567.9 (+) 7.0% 21 DAUSA 564.6 457.8 (-) 18.9% 595.4 (+) 5.5% 22 JHUNJHUNU 386.2 337.8 (-) 12.5% 339.4 (-) 12.1% 23 SIKAR 375.8 430.0 (+) 14.4% 464.3 (+) 23.5% Average of Jaipur Division 468.2 431.0 (-) 7.9% 500.2 (+) 6.8% KOTA DIVISION 24 KOTA 690.3 521.4 (-) 24.5% 1012.1 (+) 46.6% 25 BARAN 741.8 592.5 (-) 20.1% 1126.4 (+) 51.8% 26 BUNDI 608.4 434.2 (-) 28.6% 838.5 (+) 37.8% 27 JHALAWAR 798.7 714.5 (-) 10.5% 966.1 (+) 21.0% Average of Kota Division 709.8 565.7 (-) 20.3% 985.8 (+) 38.9% UDAIPUR DIVISION 28 UDAIPUR 554.2 686.2 (+) 23.8% 445.1 (-) 19.7% 29 BANSWARA 802.2 956.4 (+) 19.2% 606.6 (-) 24.4% 30 CHITTORGARH 668.7 597.1 (-) 10.7% 640.5 (-) 4.2% 31 DUNGARPUR 596.3 811.5 (+) 36.1% 403.9 (-) 32.3% 32 PRATAPGARH 822.8 934.8 (+) 13.6% 898.8 (+) 9.2% 33 RAJSAMAND 480.4 591.1 (+) 23.1% 418.4 (-) 12.9% Average of Udaipur Division 654.1 762.9 (+) 16.6% 568.9 (-) 13.0% AVERAGE OF WHOLE RAJASTHAN 499.4 499.10 (-) 0.05% 495.98 (-) 0.68% 0.0 Annexure -'B' STATEMENT SHOWING TOTAL RAINFALL DATA RECORDED FROM 01 Sep 2021 To 15 Sep 2021 COMPARISON WITH YEAR 2020 ON ACTUAL AVERAGE BASIS ALONGWITH CORRESPONDING PERCENTAGE DEVIATION FROM NORMAL FIGURES NORMAL 2020 2021 S. NAME OF STATION (mm) NO. ACTUAL Deviation ACTUAL Deviation As per IMD (mm) (%) (mm) (%) BIKANER DIVISION 1 BIKANER 23.4 36.4 (+) 55.7% 67.0 (+) 186.3% 2 CHURU 31.7 63.3 (+) 99.6% 171.7 (+) 441.7% 3 SRI GANGANAGAR 21.0 31.4 (+) 49.7% 31.3 (+) 49.0% 4 HANUMANGARH 21.4 46.0 (+) 115.0% 79.1 (+) 269.8% Average of Bikaner Division 24.4 44.3 (+) 81.7% 87.3 (+) 258.1% JODHPUR DIVISION 5 JODHPUR 31.6 75.8 (+) 139.9% 62.1 (+) 96.6% 6 BARMER 28.7 53.2 (+) 85.4% 87.7 (+) 205.5% 7 JAISALMER 18.5 113.8 (+) 515.3% 27.5 (+) 48.6% 8 JALORE 49.3 73.1 (+) 48.3% 113.1 (+) 129.4% 9 PALI 55.3 75.6 (+) 36.7% 89.1 (+) 61.1% 10 SIROHI 110.8 132.2 (+) 19.3% 168.3 (+) 51.9% Average of Jodhpur Division 49.0 87.3 (+) 78.0% 91.3 (+) 86.2% AJMER DIVISION 11 AJMER 44.5 46.2 (+) 3.8% 100.9 (+) 126.6% 12 BHILWARA 60.7 58.0 (-) 4.5% 109.3 (+) 80.0% 13 NAGAUR 31.6 71.3 (+) 125.6% 147.0 (+) 365.2% 14 TONK 67.1 45.1 (-) 32.7% 83.5 (+) 24.4% Average of Ajmer Division 51.0 55.1 (+) 8.2% 110.2 (+) 116.1% BHARATPUR DIVISION 15 BHARATPUR 77.4 17.7 (-) 77.1% 113.8 (+) 47.1% 16 DHOLPUR 78.8 10.3 (-) 86.9% 88.8 (+) 12.7% 17 KARAULI 76.2 18.0 (-) 76.4% 92.5 (+) 21.4% 18 SAWAI MADHOPUR 71.2 29.8 (-) 58.2% 75.4 (+) 5.9% Average of Bharatpur Division 75.9 19.0 (-) 75.0% 92.6 (+) 22.1% JAIPUR DIVISION 19 JAIPUR 52.9 40.7 (-) 23.1% 113.2 (+) 114.0% 20 ALWAR 75.5 48.6 (-) 35.6% 150.6 (+) 99.5% 21 DAUSA 71.9 14.6 (-) 79.7% 85.1 (+) 18.4% 22 JHUNJHUNU 41.6 75.4 (+) 81.2% 101.4 (+) 143.7% 23 SIKAR 35.7 50.4 (+) 41.1% 131.6 (+) 268.7% Average of Jaipur Division 55.5 45.9 (-) 17.3% 116.4 (+) 109.6% KOTA DIVISION 24 KOTA 82.2 40.9 (-) 50.3% 78.0 (-) 5.1% 25 BARAN 85.9 32.5 (-) 62.2% 61.9 (-) 28.0% 26 BUNDI 73.9 24.7 (-) 66.6% 91.3 (+) 23.6% 27 JHALAWAR 101.3 46.3 (-) 54.3% 89.7 (-) 11.5% Average of Kota Division 85.8 36.1 (-) 58.0% 80.2 (-) 6.5% UDAIPUR DIVISION 28 UDAIPUR 64.7 56.9 (-) 12.0% 172.6 (+) 166.8% 29 BANSWARA 99.0 70.2 (-) 29.1% 146.3 (+) 47.8% 30 CHITTORGARH 81.3 61.2 (-) 24.7% 190.3 (+) 134.0% 31 DUNGARPUR 71.7 43.6 (-) 39.2% 133.1 (+) 85.6% 32 PRATAPGARH 89.1 83.4 (-) 6.4% 198.6 (+) 122.9% 33 RAJSAMAND 56.3 61.3 (+) 8.9% 160.6 (+) 185.2% Average of Udaipur Division 77.0 62.8 (-) 18.5% 166.9 (+) 116.7% AVERAGE OF WHOLE RAJASTHAN 60.1 52.57 (-) 12.5% 110.56 (+) 84.1% Annexure- "C" POSITION OF IMPORTANT TANKS AS ON 15/Sep 2020 & 2021 15/09/20 15/09/21 Capacity at S. No. District Name of Tanks F.T.L. / R.L. F.T.L. / R.L. GAUGE Capacity GAUGE Capacity (Mcum ) % ( Mtr ) (Mcum) ( Mtr ) (Mcum) Major Dams of the other States (Gauge in Feet and Capacity in MAF) 1 Punjab Bhakra 1690.00 7.500 1661.90 5.01 1638.59 4.19 55.8% 2 Pong 1400.00 6.690 1375.89 4.70 1350.37 3.41 50.9% 3 Ranjeet Sagar 1731.54 2.662 1693.12 1.96 1663.43 1.54 57.9% 4 M.P. Gandhi Sagar 1312.00 5.937 1307.38 5.20 1303.77 4.67 78.6% Major Dams of the State 1 Chittorgarh Rana Partap Sagar 352.81 2905.23 352.35 2815.71 352.16 2777.63 95.61% 2 Kota Kota Barrage 260.30 112.06 259.63 107.77 259.87 109.20 97.45% 3 Jawahar Sagar 298.70 67.12 296.33 54.32 297.24 54.32 80.93% 4 Banswara Mahi Bajaj Sagar 281.50 2180.41 281.30 2147.19 278.10 1712.16 78.52% 5 Haro 6.40 11.92 6.40 11.92 6.09 10.09 84.65% 6 Tonk Bisalpur Dam 315.50 1095.84 313.51 705.19 310.82 377.78 34.47% 7 Galwa 6.10 48.73 3.07 12.55 5.90 46.95 96.35% 8 Tordisagar 9.15 47.14 6.99 21.81 4.00 4.16 8.83% 9 Dausa Morel Dam 9.14 76.65 5.33 32.99 5.54 34.74 45.32% 10 Bharatpur Sikri Bandh 3.64 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00% 11 Dholpur Parwati Dam 223.41 120.88 221.80 92.50 223.41 120.88 100.00% 12 Bundi Gudha Dam 10.52 95.51 8.84 69.90 10.52 95.51 100.00% 13 Jaipur Ramgarh 19.82 75.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00% 14 Chhaparwara 5.18 34.99 1.75 4.67 3.10 13.03 37.23% 15 Kalakhsagar 7.93 16.45 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00% 16 Pali Jawai Dam 18.67 207.51 15.41 135.62 4.56 27.52 13.26% 17 Sardarsamand 7.62 88.20 4.11 11.20 2.83 2.74 3.11% 18 Bhilwara Meja Dam 9.14 84.06 2.47 4.12 0.64 0.87 1.04% 19 Dungarpur Som Kamla Amba 13.00 172.50 12.75 166.72 11.30 133.47 77.37% 20 Rajsamand Rajsamand 9.15 107.28 3.03 28.60 0.91 13.03 12.14% 21 Udaipur Jaisamand 8.38 415.13 8.00 394.36 5.40 279.40 67.30% 22 Pratapgarh Jakham Dam 31.00 142.03 31.00 142.03 24.70 86.92 61.20% Total Capacity of 8104.66 6959.17 5900.40 72.80% Major Dam 15/09/20 15/09/21 Capacity at S.
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