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March 2015 North India unseasonal rain
The Unseasonal Rain and Hailstorm across all over North India and its connected states caused heavy damaged of crop of Rabi Harvest in March 2015 in India. Usually this period of year rarely gets rain but this year heavy rainfall destroys most of the Winter Harvest that almost near to cut. It directly effects the normal life, especially for farmers those lost their harvest and bag loss for this season. Because of the crop damage on big scale increases the price rise of basic food items. Approximately 106 lakh hectares harvest damaged and 80 Farmers attempted suicide only in March.It is also recorded the wettest march of last 48 years.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Standing crops suffer massive damage as unseasonal rain, hailstorms hit North & West India )〕
==Impact==
“Usually, from February, western disturbances tend to subside. But this year, not only were the disturbances more active, they extended up to April. Also, there was an induced low pressure, which pulled moisture both from the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea. This led to heavy and frequent showers in March
In March, 62.5 millimetres of rainfall were recorded, almost 100 per cent more than normal (32.1 millimetres) and the highest in the past 100 years (in 1915, it was 78 millimetres).The showers and hail, which came at a time when the rabi crop was to be harvested, hit about 10 million hectares of the 60 million hectares of sown area. The standing wheat, mustard and chana crops were hit the hardest. Wheat crop in 21 per cent of the overall sown area has been completely damaged.The estimated loss to an average farmer affected by rains has been Rs 20,000 per acre but the government has announced a relief of just Rs 6,800 per hectare for rain fed areas〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Declare farm distress national disaster: Cong )〕
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