Monsoon trough was getting dull as its centre of activity shifted and moved on to foot hills of eastern Uttrakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, state MeT Director B N Vishnoi said.
However moderate to heavy rains occurred in eastern region of the Kota Division, he said.
Meanwhile, Ramganj Madi in Kota recorded 8 cm of rainfall followed by Jhalwar and Indergarh with 7 cm each, Harthuna in Banswara district and Chauth Ka Barwara in Sawaimadhopur district, 6 cms each, Bahadurpur in Alwar district 5 and Mount Abu 5 cm till 8:30 AM.
Slowly the Monsoon would phase out for time being till next trough come across in the state, the director said.
Scattered rains may occur in eastern region of Rajasthan tomorrow, the weatherman said.
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