Non-stop light-medium-heavy rain thru the day.
For past 24hrs rain record stands 101.8 MM at 7:09 PM
Previously a day to remember was 27-Oct-2005, 423 MM.
Rain still continues as i write... lets see when it stops..
Take a look at latest Satellite image and Forecast (generated on 27-oct-2007)
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Latest Infrared INSAT pic
http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real-time/indian/images/xxirmet5n.GIF
Brightest spots will have good rain.
Category:
Satellite Maps
Joint typhoon warning center
Have a look at "Joint Typhoon Warning Center" maintained by US Navy.
Lots of info
https://metocph.nmci.navy.mil/jtwc.php
and
http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/tc_pages/tc_home.html
Lots of info
https://metocph.nmci.navy.mil/jtwc.php
and
http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/tc_pages/tc_home.html
Category:
JTWC
At last a Depression
Yes, at last. There is a tropical depression over the mid-southern Arabian Sea. The JTWC have raised an alert to the potential for a tropical cyclone.
The GFS numerical forecast has a strong low (likely a cyclone) nearing the eastern shore of Yemen on the 1st and 2nd of November. This after a brush with Socotra, east of northern Somalia.
While the story remains rather the same (inconsistency in numerical forecasts=low confidence in their solutions), we are now closer to having a tropical cyclone.
Meanwhile, a low is now east of southern India. This low is forecast to deepen a little before drifting ashore in SE India. Such behavior would bring heavy falls of rain, perhaps to Chennai, which is far behind schedule in getting its fall (North East Monsoon) rains.
The idea of a cyclone aiming for the northern west coast (Gujarat) of India has been dropped by the newest forecasts. Should not be any surprise
The GFS numerical forecast has a strong low (likely a cyclone) nearing the eastern shore of Yemen on the 1st and 2nd of November. This after a brush with Socotra, east of northern Somalia.
While the story remains rather the same (inconsistency in numerical forecasts=low confidence in their solutions), we are now closer to having a tropical cyclone.
Meanwhile, a low is now east of southern India. This low is forecast to deepen a little before drifting ashore in SE India. Such behavior would bring heavy falls of rain, perhaps to Chennai, which is far behind schedule in getting its fall (North East Monsoon) rains.
The idea of a cyclone aiming for the northern west coast (Gujarat) of India has been dropped by the newest forecasts. Should not be any surprise
Category:
North East Monsoon
Continuing rain
Here is the latest INSAT
From yesterday (27-oct-2007) afternoon... the rain was intermitent and Now (28-oct-2007,Sunday) it's raining non-stop.
Rain intensity is drizzle to medium, but non-stop.
As of now past 24 hrs rain in Chennai (28-Oct-2007, 12:34PM) is 65.6mm
From yesterday (27-oct-2007) afternoon... the rain was intermitent and Now (28-oct-2007,Sunday) it's raining non-stop.
Rain intensity is drizzle to medium, but non-stop.
As of now past 24 hrs rain in Chennai (28-Oct-2007, 12:34PM) is 65.6mm
Category:
North East Monsoon
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