Friday, April 23, 2010
RT @AboutIndia: The most spectacular elephant festival in Kerala is on tomorrow! Find out more about it here. http://bit.ly/cPbcI2
3:30pm, Thunder showers over Orissa, S-W Karnataka, South extreme Kerala and Tamilnadu .. http://ow.ly/i/1dy3
** FLASH NEW ** IMD : Long Range Forecast For 2010 South-west Monsoon Season Rainfall .. http://ow.ly/d/2ZR
Cherapunji
Cherapunji-
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363.2 mm on Tuesday
156.2 mm on wednesday
288.2 mm on Thursday
2010 toppers till 22.04.2010
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Cherrapunji 286 cm a mindblowing 2243% above normal.
Silchar 82 cm
Itanagar 67 cm
Passighat 66 cm
Dibrugarh 66 cm
Gangtok 55 cm
the world record for maximum rainfall in a calender year is 24,555.3mm in 1974 by Cherrapunji
there is a huge chance of it being broken if this continues
Here is 30 year annual rainfall data for cherrapunji from 1973 till 2003
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363.2 mm on Tuesday
156.2 mm on wednesday
288.2 mm on Thursday
2010 toppers till 22.04.2010
———————————–
Cherrapunji 286 cm a mindblowing 2243% above normal.
Silchar 82 cm
Itanagar 67 cm
Passighat 66 cm
Dibrugarh 66 cm
Gangtok 55 cm
the world record for maximum rainfall in a calender year is 24,555.3mm in 1974 by Cherrapunji
there is a huge chance of it being broken if this continues
Here is 30 year annual rainfall data for cherrapunji from 1973 till 2003
2pm, Thunder activity over S. Gulf Mannar, South extreme Tamilnadu, Kerala, Central Andhra, Orissa and S. Chatisgarh.. http://ow.ly/i/1dvi
12:30pm, Signs of thunder storms over central Andhra, Orissa and S. Chatisgarh .. http://ow.ly/i/1dtw
Heavy Rain in Eastern India
Heavy rains struck the Indian state of Assam for six consecutive days in mid-April 2010, according to the Press Trust of India. A lightning strike killed one person, and repeated downpours flooded urban and rural areas of the state.
This color-coded image shows estimated rainfall amounts from April 14–20, 2010. Lowest amounts (less than 75 millimeters or 3 inches) appear in pale green, and heaviest amounts (more than 600 millimeters or roughly 24 inches) appear in dark blue. Assam lies northeast of Bangladesh, and high rainfall amounts appear throughout eastern India. Especially heavy rain occurs along the border between Bangladesh and eastern India. In one area immediately east of the India-Bangladesh border, rainfall reaches or exceeds 600 millimeters.
This image is based on data from the Multisatellite Precipitation Analysis produced at Goddard Space Flight Center, which estimates rainfall by combining measurements from many satellites and calibrating them using rainfall measurements from the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) satellite.
Early morning, Lots of thunder activity over South-east corner of Arabian sea along extreme peninsula.. http://ow.ly/i/1dmA
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