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Input Data and Methodology



3.1       Rainfall
Nagpur has been classified under the Tropical Dry Sub-humid climate. The district receives a total rainfall of 1127 mm which accounts for about 77% a potential evapotranspiration (1459mm) and the actual evapotranspiration is 829 mm. The soils have surplus moisture (297mm) from July to October while they remain dry from arch to June with water deficit of 630 mm (NBSS & LUP, Nagpur, Maharashtra). The data shows that the soils remain moist in some or all parts for over 6months and continuously dry for about 4 months. Monthly rainfall data in Nagpur District is presented in Table 1.

Table 1. Monthly rainfall in Nagpur District

Month

Rainfall (m)

January

0.0154

February

0.0019

March

0.0245

April

0.0202

May

0.0099

June

0.1743

July

0.3515

August

0.2771

September

0.1805

October

0.0616

November

0.0087

December

0.0017



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