Light showers occurred at a few places including Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ajmer, Kota, and Udaipur divisions. Mount Abu recorded highest 4 cm of rainfall since yesterday, a MeT report said today.
Choth-ka-barwara, Mangrol recorded 3 cm rains-each followed by Aligarh and Uniara 2 cm-each, and Pachpahar 1 cm.
Mercury further moved upward in western Rajasthan as Ganganangar recorded highest maximum temperature of 37.6 deg C followed by Bikaner 37.5, Jaisalmer 37.4, Barmer 36.7, and Jaipur 35.9 deg C.
The weather department has predicted scattered rains at some places in the state in next 24 hours.
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