This means only 20days of rainy season for TamilNadu? Back to dry,hot, drought days. Strange in Mumbai we had 6 months of rain(June-November), heavy spells of 600mm-1000mm in a single day. TamilNadu rains are nothing compared Mumbai's super southwest monsoon. Also this time we see no november cyclones, it tends to move towards Arabian sea.
Though SW monsoon is a giant wind [reversal] phenomenon where the winds originate from SOUTH INDIAN OCEAN in Southern Hemisphere, crosses the Equator, then turns to west and blows the western side of INDIA. Most of the Asian countries are benefited by this summer monsoon rainfall. On contrary, NE monsoon winds emanate from high pressure area over land and winds emanating from this high passes through Bay of Bengal and moisture intake is comparatively less. Tamilnadu, Coastal AP, Kerala is benefited mostly by this NEM.
This means only 20days of rainy season for TamilNadu? Back to dry,hot, drought days. Strange in Mumbai we had 6 months of rain(June-November), heavy spells of 600mm-1000mm in a single day. TamilNadu rains are nothing compared Mumbai's super southwest monsoon. Also this time we see no november cyclones, it tends to move towards Arabian sea.
ReplyDeleteThough SW monsoon is a giant wind [reversal] phenomenon where the winds originate from SOUTH INDIAN OCEAN in Southern Hemisphere, crosses the Equator, then turns to west and blows the western side of INDIA. Most of the Asian countries are benefited by this summer monsoon rainfall.
ReplyDeleteOn contrary, NE monsoon winds emanate from high pressure area over land and winds emanating from this high passes through Bay of Bengal and moisture intake is comparatively less.
Tamilnadu, Coastal AP, Kerala is benefited mostly by this NEM.