Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Rain for Kerala and coastal Karnataka will go down from 28-Oct.

2 comments:

  1. Correct agree with you. First onset of NE monsoon did not bring any significant rain. It seems western counterpart - SWM, Arbian sea is more active. Today we see clear at east cost- Bay - so TN,Rayalseema may not receive much awaited rain.

    It is quite unusual for Arabian sea to become active- "churn the whirl" during oct/nov/dec. But we observing this for past 3-5years. Usually they take away much if clouds from east bay and this results in less rain over southeast India/Sri Lanka. Usually tragectory will be Arbian sea low form in south Arbian sea - intensifies as depression - NE/NW - India - Maharashtra/Gujrat/Pak or hits Africa.

    Rajesh in earlier blog has given very good technical explaination about NE monsoon- Thanks for this.

    But we all wish south India bountiful rain with Gods blessing this Diwali. May entire country rich/poor prosper.

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  2. For current water crisis to tide away, south India needs atleast 2 months of heavy rain. Need to see how long NEM can sustain??? Signals of Western disturbances and early winters which can bring temperatures of bay down?

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