TEHRANFrom the beginning of the existing water year (September 23, 2024) to January 30, 50.5 mm of rainfall has actually been tape-recorded in the nation, a 51.1 percent decline from the long-term average of 103.2 mm, according to the Metrological Organization.The most current data reveals that over the recently, which ended on January 30, the country got an overall of 3.6 mm of rain, indicating a 51.7 percent decrease compared to 7.5 mm in the long term, ISNA reported.From the start of the 11th Iranian month (January 20) till January 30, about 4.6 mm of rainfall was taped in the country, revealing a 61.3 percent decrease compared to 11.8 mm received in the long term.From the start of the winter till January 30, the taped rains amounted to 16.6 mm, which is 62.5 percent less than the typical quantity, 44.2 percent.Mazandaran is the only province that has had more rains (306.5 mm) compared to the long-term average (291.4 ), experiencing a 5.2 mm increase.Rainfall in other provinces has been less than normal, KohgiluyehBoyerahmad province has actually recorded the most affordable quantity of rains, getting 78.8 percent less rain than normal.Tehran province is one of the provinces that has actually dealt with a considerable decrease in rainfall.
Tehrans long-lasting typical rainfall stands at 111.5 mm, while in the current water year, it has just gotten an average of 67.1 mm, which suggests a 39.8% decrease.According to Metrological Organization, from January 6 to February 18, the typical precipitation is anticipated to be regular and less than normal.Over 250 mm rain in previous water yearThe previous water year (September 22, 2023 September 22, 2024) came to an end with getting 252.7 mm of precipitation, revealing a 19 percent increase compared to the year before.Due to succeeding years of drought, the increase in rains quantities did not compensate water deficit in the country, some provinces are experiencing water lack, IRNA reported.MT/ MG