1 month ago
Rainfall Brings Relief to Farmers, Disrupts Commuters in Beed
After a long dry spell, Beed district started receiving rain on Tuesday evening.
This rain has helped farmers because their crops were starting to dry out.
Now, the crops are growing again, and farmers are happy.
However, the rain has made the roads very muddy and slippery, especially in Beed town where there is a big road construction project.
This is causing problems for people traveling on two-wheelers and walking.
The district received an average of 10.2 mm of rain in the last 24 hours, with different amounts in different areas.
Beed district received intermittent light showers since Tuesday evening.
Rainfall revived withering kharif crops, easing farmers' concerns.
Muddy and slippery roads caused inconvenience to commuters, especially with ongoing road construction.
Average rainfall recorded was 10.2 mm in the last 24 hours.
Tehsil-wise rainfall varied, with Kaij recording the highest at 13 mm.
- Who
- Farmers and commuters in Beed district
- What
- Intermittent light showers bringing relief to farmers and causing inconvenience to commuters
- Where
- Beed district, including Beed town and other parts
- When
- Since Tuesday evening
- Why
- Rainfall revived crops but made roads slippery due to ongoing road construction
Farmers' Perspective
Commuters' Perspective
Impact of Rainfall
Farmers' Perspective
Farmers are relieved as the rainfall has revived withering crops and eased concerns about re-sowing.
Commuters' Perspective
Commuters face inconvenience due to muddy and slippery roads, especially with ongoing road construction projects.
Key facts
- Average Rainfall
- 10.2 mm in the last 24 hours
- Areas Affected
- Beed town and other parts of the district
- Road Construction Project
- ₹22-crore project in Beed town
- Tehsil-wise Rainfall
- Beed – 11.2 mm, Patoda – 11.1 mm, Ashti – 7 mm, Georai – 9 mm, Shirur Kasar – 6.9 mm, Majalgaon – 7 mm, Ambajogai – 11.9 mm, Kaij – 13 mm, Parli Vaijnath – 8.3 mm, Dharur – 11.6 mm, Wadwani – 7.9 mm



