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Home Jordan News Recent rainfall raises overall volume to 48% of annual average-Ministry 01-02-2023 04:53 PM Ammon News - The recent precipitation raised the overall volume of rainfall since the beginning of the wet season to 48 per cent of Jordan’s long-term annual average of 8.1bmc, the Water Ministry said on Wednesday. In a statement, the ministry said northern Ajloun governorate received the highest rate of downpour during the past 24 hours with 77 mm, adding that 2 million cubic meters were channeled into Jordan's dams during the last depression.

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Recent rainfall raises overall volume to 48% of annual average-Ministry

01-02-2023 04:53 PM

Ammon News - The recent precipitation raised the overall volume of rainfall since the beginning of the wet season to 48 per cent of Jordan’s long-term annual average of 8.1bmc, the Water Ministry said on Wednesday.

In a statement, the ministry said northern Ajloun governorate received the highest rate of downpour during the past 24 hours with 77 mm, adding that 2 million cubic meters were channeled into Jordan's dams during the last depression.

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