konkan Bhavan rains are still continuing. Nowhere in world it rains as it rains in Mumbai. Probably rate at which rain is dumping it will peak 4000mm this year 2010. World record!
Meanwhile Karnataka drought. Not a single drop of rain in Bangalore since june 2010. Cauvery total dry. KRS dam empty. Any hope for us?
In fact amount of rain for entire monsoon season 2000mm Mumbai received in 1.5 months instead of 4months! What causes each extreme rain over Mumbai/Ratnagiri and other parts of Maharashtra.
On otherhand coastal Karanataka, Kodugu failed to receive any reason, due to which cauvery is dry.
OK weather sir. We as team of IT guys did our bit for restoring greenary of Bangalore. Planted 1000saplings. All are in verge of dying due to no rains since june. climate is sunny instead of rains.
sset, Mumabai wont touch 4000mm this year most probably, 3500 mm till December. Remember Karnataka,Kerala,Tamilnadu,AP get good rains in NEM. While Mumbai its almost nil. from mid-September you will see huge dip. lets hope mumbai gets 1000mm in next 40 days to cross 3000mm mark.then comes 4000mm
>>>>> On otherhand coastal Karanataka, Kodugu failed to receive any reason, due to which cauvery is dry. >>>>>>> It is fare to say that south interior karnataka is under drought.But coastal karnataka already recieved around 1500mm of rain
Pradeep sir, NEM are getting weaker everyyear. It is very difficult to predict when they start and when they end. Normally except for TamilNadu(in case it rains), Karnataka doesn't benefit much.So if SWM fails then it is disaster time bomb for Karnataka.
NEM 2009 was great success for Karnataka. Hope it continues this year else...Water war between Tamilnadu and Karnataka is sure to errupt. Karnataka has not released its quota of water to TN till now, because of less rains in its catchment areas.
As u say sir let us hope benevolent nature to bless south regions. We can't imagine what happens if cauvery dissappears? Karnataka/Tamilnadu will vanish.
But problem if SWM extends till october(last year cyclone phyan threatned to cross Maharashtra- unusual) then NWM cannot start.
Probably national govt should start plan about state river linkage.
konkan Bhavan rains are still continuing. Nowhere in world it rains as it rains in Mumbai. Probably rate at which rain is dumping it will peak 4000mm this year 2010. World record!
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile Karnataka drought. Not a single drop of rain in Bangalore since june 2010. Cauvery total dry. KRS dam empty. Any hope for us?
In fact amount of rain for entire monsoon season 2000mm Mumbai received in 1.5 months instead of 4months! What causes each extreme rain over Mumbai/Ratnagiri and other parts of Maharashtra.
ReplyDeleteOn otherhand coastal Karanataka, Kodugu failed to receive any reason, due to which cauvery is dry.
sset, take it easy. Mumbai is still at 1720 mms, as on Saturday evening ! still a long way to go for 4000.
ReplyDeleteSome rain in Karnataka next week, I think.
OK weather sir. We as team of IT guys did our bit for restoring greenary of Bangalore. Planted 1000saplings. All are in verge of dying due to no rains since june. climate is sunny instead of rains.
ReplyDeleteMyself since Mumbai resident love to see rains.
sset,
ReplyDeletewe planted some 1 lakh plants & shrubs in the past one year in My project - Adyar Poonga...we have installed a weather station also.
sset, Mumabai wont touch 4000mm this year most probably, 3500 mm till December.
ReplyDeleteRemember Karnataka,Kerala,Tamilnadu,AP get good rains in NEM. While Mumbai its almost nil. from mid-September you will see huge dip. lets hope mumbai gets 1000mm in next 40 days to cross 3000mm mark.then comes 4000mm
>>>>>
ReplyDeleteOn otherhand coastal Karanataka, Kodugu failed to receive any reason, due to which cauvery is dry.
>>>>>>>
It is fare to say that south interior karnataka is under drought.But coastal karnataka already recieved around 1500mm of rain
Pradeep sir, NEM are getting weaker everyyear. It is very difficult to predict when they start and when they end. Normally except for TamilNadu(in case it rains), Karnataka doesn't benefit much.So if SWM fails then it is disaster time bomb for Karnataka.
ReplyDeleteSset,
ReplyDeleteNEM 2009 was great success for Karnataka. Hope it continues this year else...Water war between Tamilnadu and Karnataka is sure to errupt. Karnataka has not released its quota of water to TN till now, because of less rains in its catchment areas.
http://www.imd.gov.in/section/hydro/dynamic/rfmaps/seasonal/postmon2009.jpg
As u say sir let us hope benevolent nature to bless south regions. We can't imagine what happens if cauvery dissappears? Karnataka/Tamilnadu will vanish.
ReplyDeleteBut problem if SWM extends till october(last year cyclone phyan threatned to cross Maharashtra-
unusual) then NWM cannot start.
Probably national govt should start plan about state river linkage.