Erbil, Kurdistan Region – The General Directorate of Meteorology and Seismology in Kurdistan Region released new data on rainfall levels recorded the past 24 hours. The report showed widespread rainfall across most areas, with the highest levels recorded in Erbil province.
According to the data, the district of Choman recorded the highest rainfall at 57 millimeters. Sorana followed closely with 54.2 millimeters. Additionally, Pirman recorded 44.4 millimeters, while Haji Omran reached 47.4 millimeters. Other such as Rawanduz, Mergasor, and Barzan also saw significant rainfall levels.
In Erbil province, several areas recorded moderate rainfall. Soran and Sidakan reported strong levels, while the city center recorded 19.2 millimeters. Meanwhile, Khabat recorded 16.2 millimeters. These figures highlight the uneven distribution of rainfall across the province.
In Sulaymaniyah province, Sangasar recorded 35.7 millimeters, marking the highest level in that area. Saruchawa followed with 32.1 millimeters. Ranya and Chwarqurna also experienced notable rainfall. However, the city center recorded only 6.3 millimeters, showing a clear difference between districts.
In Duhok province, Deralok recorded 39 millimeters, making it the highest in that region. Semel and Mangesh followed with over 30 millimeters each. Zakho, Bamarni, and Amedi also reported steady rainfall levels.
Meanwhile, in Kirkuk province, Shwan recorded 20.8 millimeters. Kifri and Kalar followed with moderate levels. However, some areas such as Taza and Jabariyah recorded very low rainfall.
In Halabja province, Tawela recorded 18.7 millimeters. Khurmal and the city center also saw moderate rainfall. Sirwan and Biyara recorded similar levels, reflecting consistent rainfall across the area.
Officials stated that recent rainfall contributes to improving water resources. However, they also warned that heavy rain can affect infrastructure and water quality. Therefore, they urged continued monitoring of weather conditions.
Experts noted that seasonal rainfall plays a vital role in agriculture and water supply. At the same time, they emphasized the need for effective water management systems. Consequently, authorities continue to assess the impact of rainfall across the region.