The CEO of the Hamadan Regional Water Company announced the registration of 62.3 millimeters of cumulative rainfall in the current water year, stating that the amount of rainfall in the province has increased by 59% compared to the long-term average for the same period. Additionally, following the recent weather system, an average of 40 millimeters of rainfall was recorded in the province from the evening of Friday, November 6, to the morning of Sunday, November 8.
59% Increase in Rainfall in Hamadan Compared to Long-Term Average
Hamadan has experienced a significant increase in rainfall, with a 59% rise compared to the long-term average. This increase is attributed to a recent weather system that brought additional rainfall. This information is crucial for water resource management in the region.
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📰 What Happened
Hamadan province has reported a 59% increase in rainfall compared to the long-term average, with significant rainfall recorded over a recent weekend. This increase is attributed to a new weather system affecting the area.
- 62.3 millimeters of cumulative rainfall recorded in the current water year.
- An average of 40 millimeters of rainfall was recorded from November 6 to November 8.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has been grappling with severe drought and water management issues, making rainfall data critical for planning and resource allocation.
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