Heavy rain lashes Tiruppur district
The Hindu
Heavy rain lashed Tiruppur district on Wednesday evening with Kundadam recording the highest rainfall in the State for the 24-hour period on Thursday morning with 200 mm of rainfall. According to the
Heavy rain lashed Tiruppur district on Wednesday evening with Kundadam recording the highest rainfall in the State for the 24-hour period on Thursday morning with 200 mm of rainfall.
According to the district administration’s rainfall data for the 24-hour period ending at 7 a.m. on Thursday, Dharapuram received 132 mm of rainfall, followed by Tiruppur Collectorate with 110 mm. Other parts in the district that received heavy rain include Avinashi - 70 mm, Thirumoorthy dam - 41 mm, Amaravathi dam - 38 mm, Palladam - 84 mm and Tiruppur North - 73 mm. The district received an average rainfall of 64.71 mm during the period.
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