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After bringing heavy rains in Rajasthan, cyclone Biporjoy weakens into a ‘depression’
On Saturday, June 17, several places in Rajasthan received heavy rainfall due to the cyclone, which moved further towards the desert state.

Cyclone Biporjoy jas weakened into a depression and is headed in the north-east direction, according to the Jaipur meteorological centre. Following its landfall in Gujarat, the cyclone entered Rajasthan through the adjoining areas of Jalore and Barmer on June 16 midnight, in the form of a ‘deep depression’.
On Saturday, June 17, several places in Rajasthan received heavy showers due to the cyclone. Sirohi received a rainfall of 37.5 mm till 5.30 pm, Jalore 36 mm, Barmer 33.6, Bikaner 26.6 mm, Dabok 13 mm, Dungarpur 12.5 mm and 10.5 mm in Jodhpur. Several cities also witness severe waterlogging.
#WATCH | Barmer, Rajasthan | Heavy rain lashes the city as an impact of Cyclone Biparjoy. Severe water logging and flood-like situation were seen in the city (17.06) pic.twitter.com/tX3f3f5eIP
— ANI MP/CG/Rajasthan (@ANI_MP_CG_RJ) June 17, 2023
The MeT department had issued a ‘Red Alert’ in Barmer, Jalore and Sirohi districts, while ‘Orange Alert’ was issued for Pali and Jodhpur.
The North Western Railways on Saturday cancelled 13 trains, including the Amritsar-Gandhidham Express train service, Jodhpur-Bhildi Express train service, Valsad-Bhildi Express train service, Jodhpur-Palanpur Express, Jodhpur-Palanpur Express, Barmer-Munabav Express, Munabao-Barmer Express.
In the 24-hour period ending at 8.30 am on Saturday, a rainfall of 210 mm was recorded in Mount Abu, 136 mm in Barmer’s Sedwa, 135 mm in Mount Abu tehsil, 110 mm in Raniwada of Jalore, 76 mm in Churu’s Bidasaria, 68 mm in Reodar, 59 mm in Sanchor, 57 mm in Pindwara, 49 mm each in Gogunda and Girva, 47 mm in Jalore, 46 mm each in Sindri and Jaswantpura of Jalore and 40 mm in Jhadol.
Many other places in the state recorded rainfall ranging from 1 mm to 22 mm during the period due to the effects of the cyclone, the officials said.
(With agency inputs)