India toppers from 1.1.10 to 19.6.10
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Cherrapunji (Meghalaya) - 681 cm
Passighat (Arunachal Pradesh) - 207 cm
Silchar (Assam) - 204 cm
North Lakhimpur (Assam) - 165 cm
Gangtok (Sikkim) - 152 cm
Itanagar (Arunachal Pradesh) - 150 cm
Dhubri (Assam) - 148 cm
Dibrugarh (Assam) - 142 cm
Vadakara (Kerala) 134 cm
Piravom (Kerala) – 130 cm
Coochbehar (West engal) - 124 cm
Lengpui (Mizoram) - 115 cm
Guwahati (Assam) - 113 cm
Kottayam (Kerala) - 110 cm
Kochi (Kerala) - 108 cm
Agartala (Tripura) - 107 cm
Tezpur (Assam) - 106 cm
Jalpaiguri (West Bengal) - 105 cm
Subramanya (Karnataka) - 105 cm
Kozhikode (Kerala) - 103 cm
Tamil Nadu toppers from 1.1.10 to 19.6.10
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Valparai (Coimbatore dt) – 87 cm
Chinna Kallar (Coimbatore dt) - 77 cm
Pechiparai (Kanyakumari dt) – 72 cm
Devala (Nilgiris dt) – 69 cm
Kuzhithurai (Kanyakumari dt) – 58 cm
Kodaikanal (Dindigul dt) – 45 cm
Thuckalay (Kanyakumari dt) – 43 cm
Thalli (Krishnagiri dt) – 43 cm
Boothapandi (Kanyakumari dt) – 38 cm
Gudalur Bazaar (Nilgiris dt) - 38 cm
Ketti (Nilgiris dt) – 36 cm
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Readings as on 19th. June:
Hottest in Asia:Al Ahsa Airport (Saudi Arabia) 50c, and Al Khaisumah Airport (Saudi Arabia) 50c.
Hottest places in Sub-Continent: Larkana (Pakistan) 49c, Kota (India) 46.3c.
Hottest Night in Al Khaisumah Airport 34c, and Kota recorded 32c last night.Heaviest Rain yesterday: Harnai (maharashtra) got 421 mms in the last 24 hrs.
Harnai (Maharashtra) recorded 42 cm in 24hrs
Harnai recorded 42.1 cm ending 8.30am on 19.06.2010. The one day record for Harnai is 80cm recorded on 05.08.1968. The record for highest rainfall (24hrs) for Maharasthra is held by Vihar lake (Mumbai) 104.9 cm followed by 94.4 cm at Santacruz (Mumbai) both were recorded on 27 July 2005.
[Harnai is a little temple town located in Ratnagiri District of Maharashtra. The main attraction of the place is Harnai Beach and Harnai Fort]
[Harnai is a little temple town located in Ratnagiri District of Maharashtra. The main attraction of the place is Harnai Beach and Harnai Fort]
Category:
Mumbai,
rainfall,
record,
South West Monsoon
With 125mms of rain in just 90minutes, it was a massive cloudburst, and could be due to a formation of a local vortex within the off shore trough. The local heat during the day, it was 32c on Friday, added fuel, and convection pushed up the vertical cone to heights of maybe 45000 ft during the storm. Cloud tops were observed at -55c in the weather maps.
As seen in the satellite image, a vortex is seen hanging around off the North Konkan coast even today, with enhanced cloud cover.
Now, as per the forecast models, this cloud cover will remain in the same stationary position till Tuesday, off the Maharashtra coast, and on Tuesday move towards Mumbai, and precipitate heavy rain along the Mumbai-North Konkan coast on Tuesday/Wednesday.
Since there is a possibility of an active MJO enhancing Monsoon prospects along the west coast, I would prescribe to this forecast, but for this to happen, there could be some mild heating again along the "forecasted "region on Sunday/Monday.
That is when I would presume an upper air circulation to form over south Gujarat, and precipitation could resume in strenght along Saurashtra from Tuesday.
Rain is seen pushing into interior Maharshtra this weekend. Some favourable rains could be expected in Madhya Maharashtra, Marathwada and Vidharbh this weekend.
The Bay seems to remain devoid of a low till Tuesdat at least. The East-West trough is seen along the plains of North and Northeast India, but bluntly cutting off in the east. Hence local pulses will bring rains along the Orissa/West Bengal coast this weekend , and at least till Tuesday, I do not see any meaningful rain in T.N. and A.P.
As per the 200 hpa jet streams, I would still stay put the Monsoon at 22N. After,the 23rd, when the active MJO gets into action, we could expect a further advance of the monsoon, in the eastern and western regions.Monsoon may push into U.P. and M.P.after 23rd.
Mumbai Forecast:
Mumbai Colaba has recieved 478mms of rain in the 18 days of this month. This is much better than the 266mms recieved in the whole of June last year. A good and bountiful beginning for a thirsty city.
Santa Cruz has recieved 333mms of rain till date this month, against 216mms recieved in June last year.
I see a slight let up in the rains for the weekend, say about 20-25mms per day, with with a chance of a thunder shower in some areas. Day temperature may go up to 32c on Sunday.
Rainfall will increase from Tuesday,22nd, thru Wednesday23rd. For Tuesday/Wednesday, I would put the accumalated rainfall at 120/150mms. Again,check up local areas for flooding on Wednesday,23rd.
As seen in the satellite image, a vortex is seen hanging around off the North Konkan coast even today, with enhanced cloud cover.
Now, as per the forecast models, this cloud cover will remain in the same stationary position till Tuesday, off the Maharashtra coast, and on Tuesday move towards Mumbai, and precipitate heavy rain along the Mumbai-North Konkan coast on Tuesday/Wednesday.
Since there is a possibility of an active MJO enhancing Monsoon prospects along the west coast, I would prescribe to this forecast, but for this to happen, there could be some mild heating again along the "forecasted "region on Sunday/Monday.
That is when I would presume an upper air circulation to form over south Gujarat, and precipitation could resume in strenght along Saurashtra from Tuesday.
Rain is seen pushing into interior Maharshtra this weekend. Some favourable rains could be expected in Madhya Maharashtra, Marathwada and Vidharbh this weekend.
The Bay seems to remain devoid of a low till Tuesdat at least. The East-West trough is seen along the plains of North and Northeast India, but bluntly cutting off in the east. Hence local pulses will bring rains along the Orissa/West Bengal coast this weekend , and at least till Tuesday, I do not see any meaningful rain in T.N. and A.P.
As per the 200 hpa jet streams, I would still stay put the Monsoon at 22N. After,the 23rd, when the active MJO gets into action, we could expect a further advance of the monsoon, in the eastern and western regions.Monsoon may push into U.P. and M.P.after 23rd.
Mumbai Forecast:
Mumbai Colaba has recieved 478mms of rain in the 18 days of this month. This is much better than the 266mms recieved in the whole of June last year. A good and bountiful beginning for a thirsty city.
Santa Cruz has recieved 333mms of rain till date this month, against 216mms recieved in June last year.
I see a slight let up in the rains for the weekend, say about 20-25mms per day, with with a chance of a thunder shower in some areas. Day temperature may go up to 32c on Sunday.
Rainfall will increase from Tuesday,22nd, thru Wednesday23rd. For Tuesday/Wednesday, I would put the accumalated rainfall at 120/150mms. Again,check up local areas for flooding on Wednesday,23rd.
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