Kanpur breaks 55-year rainfall record with heavy downpour in just 48 hours

September has begun with record-breaking rainfall in Kanpur. The torrential rain experienced over the last 48 hours has surpassed data recorded over the past 55 years. According to the Meteorological Department, this is a rare event that has now been etched into the city's weather history.

The Meteorological Department of Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture and Technology has confirmed these figures. According to the department, a total of 133.2 mm of rain was recorded in the first two days of September. Receiving such a high volume of rainfall in such a short duration is considered unusual.

This record-breaking rain has also impacted daily life in the city. Issues such as waterlogging on roads and disruptions in traffic have been observed. The local administration and the meteorological department are monitoring the situation to ensure that residents do not face significant inconvenience.

Weather experts believe that this rainfall is a result of the active monsoon. Such heavy rain in the month of September had not been witnessed in the last five decades. This shift is considered significant from the perspective of the environment and local climate.

The meteorological department has also shared information regarding the coming days. While no major warnings have been issued yet, residents have been advised to remain cautious. This spell of rain has also led to a drop in the city's temperature.

For the agricultural sector, this rain has brought mixed results. While some crops required water, there is also a risk of damage due to excessive waterlogging. Experts at the university are currently assessing the situation.

City residents are experiencing this unexpected weather. Breaking a 55-year record indicates that major changes are occurring in weather patterns. The administration has issued instructions to take necessary steps for water drainage.