Sunday, July 25, 2010

Maharashtra getting copious rainfall

Rainfall in last 24 hrs ending 8.30am at 25.07.2010

Karjat – 29, Sangmeshwar – 22, Vadgam, Deesa – 21 each, Thard, Bhiloda- 20 each,Colaba, Devgad – 18, Poladpur, Idar, Palanpur – 17 each, Mahad, Dapoli, Khed, Kankwali. Mahabaleshwar – 16 each, Chiplun, Guhagar, Nanadgad, Gaganbawda – 15 each, Shriwardhan, Murud, Sawantwadi, Vadnagar, Sidhapur, Wav – 14 each, Khalpur, Roha, Mhasla, Malvan, Sanacd, Patan, Dantiwada -13 each, Mangaon, Panvel, Lanja, Peint, -12 each, Santacurz, Rajapur, Vengurla, Vaibhavwadi, Kamrej, Mandvi, Sami – 11 each


Rainfall from 1.1.10 till 25.7.10 (under Mumbai RMC)
  1. Gaganbawada - 249 cm (Annual 621)
  2. Ratnagiri - 224 (Annual 267)
  3. Goa (Panjim) - 194 (Annual 270 cm)
  4. Mumbai(Colaba) - 186 (Annual 192 cm)
  5. Mahabaleshwar - 179 (Annual 623 cm)
  6. Mumbai (Santa Cruz) - 177 (Annual 246 cm)
  7. Goa (Dabholim)- 159 (Annual 273 cm)
  8. Harnai - 155 (Annual 267 cm)
  9. Dahanu - 151 (Annual 238 cm)
  10. Alibaug - 137 cm (Annual 210 cm)
  11. Matheran - 109 cm (Annual 534 cm)
By Pradeep - July 25, 2010
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6 comments:

  1. Pradeep John6:16 PM

    Mahabaleshwar has recorded 10cm from 8.30am to 3.30 pm today

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  2. sset6:35 PM

    What makes rain elude Karnataka? It has never happened in past.

    Probably Gaganbawda rain exceeed Augumbe.

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  3. Pradeep John7:35 PM

    sset,
    Agumbe - 277cm & Shirali - 260 are ahead of Gaganbawada's 254cm

    Its South Interior Karnataka not getting rains

    http://www.imdbangalore.gov.in/page2.pdf

    http://www.imd.gov.in/section/hydro/dynamic/rfmaps/weekrain.htm

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  4. sset8:57 PM

    Sir, correct - very close - very soon next surge of low pressure over north bay will overtake figures. In fact what is observed is heat wave over europe,us,russia triggers extreme rains over maharashtra,gujrat and northen india. Maybe it is making no sense - but is there any connection?

    Ironical stuff is weatherman "Puttana" of Bangalore put in times paper every now and then warning of heavy rains in Bangalore! Recent one begin low pressure over bay and arabian sea has moved into karnataka. But we have since june not a single drop has fallen.

    But yes nobody can stop natures pattern, unless science evolves to deflect clouds.

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  5. Rajesh9:00 PM

    Thanks pradeep. Where o we get gaganbawada rainfalll figures ?

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  6. Pradeep John12:28 AM

    Dear Rajesh,
    We are maintaining a database for some key stations and update them daily from Imd delhi,pune,mumbai's daily and weekly weather report. Some times they leave the station

    eg.take todays Mumbai daily report

    http://www.imdmumbai.gov.in/scripts/latest.asp?releaseId=EWD

    Matheran has got 14cm which is left out....but IMD new delhi has got that

    http://imd.gov.in/section/nhac/dynamic/RAINTBL.HTM

    you can cross check the accuracy with the weekly report

    http://www.imdmumbai.gov.in/scripts/latest.asp?releaseId=EWW

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