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f an abrupt spike in rain in July and September, and in the latter case, a week before monsoon is normally expected to start receding. Experts said this could be due to climate change.

According to India Meteorological Department (IMD) data, Delhi’s Safdarjung observatory recorded 47% rain deficie

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193% excess till September 11. This monsoon, the observatory, which provides

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ncy in June, 140% excess in July, 13% deficiency in August, andrepresentative data for the city, logged seven heavy rainfall days (precipitation of 64.4mm and above) — the most since 1901 — on July 19, 27, and 2

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en fewer rainy days, the intensity of the showers was more. August saw just six rai

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Weather forecasters said that this year, while there have beny days but September has seen eight already.

“Seven heavy rain days in Delhi (Safdarjung) this monsoon are the highest ever recorded, beating the earlier record of six heavy rain days in 1964,” said RK Jenamani, senior scientist at national weather fore