THE WEEK ENDING 31ST OCTOBER 2007 / 9TH KARTIKA 1929, SAKA
SUMMARY OF WEATHER
Week’s Rainfall :
Excess : Chennai, Coimbatore, Cuddalore, Dharmapuri, Dindigul, Erode, Kanchipuram, Karur, Krishnagiri, Madurai, Nagapattinam, Namakkal, Nilgiris, Perambalur, Pudukottai, Salem, Sivaganga, Thanjavur, Theni, Tirunelveli, Tiruvallur, Tiruvannamalai, Thiruvarur, Tiruchirapalli, Tuticorin, Vellore, Villupuram, Virudhunagar districts and Pondicherry.
Deficient : Kanyakumari district.
Chief amounts of rainfall in centimetres :
25.10.07 : Mayiladuthurai 21, Chidambaram (Cuddalore) 20, Kattumannarkoil (Cuddalore) 19, Kodaikanal 15, Parangipettai (Cuddalore), Tiruvadanai (Ramanathapuram) 14, Arantangi (Pudukottai), Uthamapalayam (Theni) and Sankarankoil (Tirunelveli) 13 each, Sirkali (Nagapattinam) and Tuticorin 12 each, Karaikal and Nannilam (Tiruvarur) 11 each, Cuddalore, Karambakudi ( Pudukottai), Periyakulam (Theni), Kovilpatti (Tuticorin) and Virudhunagar 9 each, Jayamkondan (Perambalur), Tondi, Tenkasi, Vilathikulam (Tuticorin) and Gingee (Villupuram) 8 each, Kodavasal (Tiruvarur), Shenkottah (Tirunelveli) and Tiruvarur 7 each, Dindigul, Thiruthuraipoondi (Thiruvarur), Virudhachalam and Srimushnam (both Cuddalore), Kethi (Nilgiris), Ambasamudram (Tirunelveli), Kumbakonam (Thanjavur) and Watrap (Virudhunagar) 6 each, Natham (Dindigul), Thirumangalam and Usilampatti (both Madurai), Madurai Airport, Thiruppuvanam (Sivaganga), Needamangalam (Thiruvarur), Keeranur (Pudukottai), Ulundurpet (Villupuram), Sathur (Virudhunagar) and Pondicherry 5 each, Pennagaram (Dharmapuri), Dharmapuri, Palani (Dindigul), Panruti (Cuddalore), Villupuram, Manamadurai (Sivaganga), Nagapattinam, Valagaiman (Thanjavur), Sholavandan and Melur (both Madurai), Thirumayam (Pudukottai), Adiramapattinam, Mannargudi (Thiruvarur), Palayamkottai, Srivilliputhur and Sivakasi (both Virudhunagar) 4 each, Yercaud (Salem), Tindivanam, Vanur and Tirukoilur (all Villupuram), Thanjavur, Nilakottai (Dindigul), Papanasam and Vallam (both Thanjavur), Uthagamandalam, Chittampatti (Madurai), Kundha Bridge (Nilgiris), Perungallur (Pudukottai), Toludur (Cuddalore), Athur (Salem), Pollachi (Coimbatore), Muthupet (Thiruvarur), Mettupatti (Madurai) and Ponneri (Thiruvallur) 3 each, Avinashi (Coimbatore), Sivaganga, Ottapidaram and Srivaikuntam (Tuticorin), Harur (Dharmapuri), Chatrapatti (Dindigul), Ariyalur, Perambalur, Vedaranyam, Kothagiri (Nilgiris, Sholingir (Vellore), Omalur (Salem), Mylaudy (Kanyakumari), Pullambadi (Tiruchirapalli), Pappireddipatti (Dharmapuri), Tiruchengode (Namakkal), Poondi (Tiiruvallur), Thirukattupalli and Tiruvaiyaru (both Thanjavur), Tiruchirapalli Airport, Kamuthi (Ramanathapuram), Sathanur Dam (Thiruvannamalai) and Kanyakumari 2 each, Chennai Nungambakkam, Tiruvallur, Chengalpattu (Kanchipuram), Kulithalai (Karur), Hosur, Pochampalli and Uthangarai (all Krishnagiri), Palacode (Dharmapuri), Arani and Vandavasi (both Tiruvannamalai), Udumalpet, Tiruppur and Mettupalayam (all Coimbatore), Paramakudi (Ramanathapuram), Tambaram, Nagercoil (Kanyakumari), Karur Paramathi, Erode, Illupur (Pudukottai), Manaparai, Musiri and Lalgudi (all Tiruchirapalli), Vedasandur (Dindigul), Ambur and Gudiyatham (both Vellore), Salem, Chettikulam (Perambalur), Tiruttani, Tiruchendur (Tuticorin), Namakkal, Thiruvannamalai and Vellore 1 each.
26.10.07 : Cuddalore, Panruti (Cuddalore) and Omalur (Salem) 7 each, Vedaranyam, Nannilam (Thiruvarur), Yercaud 6, Srivaikuntam (Tuticorin), Nagapattinam, Kattumannarkoil (Cuddalore), Radhapuram (Tirunelveli), Tindivanam and Gingee (both Villupuram), Sirkali (Nagapattinam), Pondicherry and Parangipettai 5 each, Chidambaram (Cuddalore), Arakonam (Vellore) and Pappireddipatti 4 each, Srimushnam, Vallam (Thanjavur), Chengam (Tiruvannamalai), Kothagiri and Kethi (both Nilgiris), Vanur and Tirukoilur (both Villupuram), Thanjavur, Tiruvallur, Adirampattinam, Kodavasal (Erode), Needamangalam, Mannargudi (Sivaganga) 3 each, Vilathikulam, Sholingir, Sathanur Dam, Ulundurpet, Karaikal, Tambaram, Karambakudi, Villupuram, Uthangarai, Virudhachalam, Athur, Salem, Chennai Meenambakkam, Polur, Mylaudy, Pamban, Harur (Dharmapuri) and Muthupet 2 each, Mayiladuthurai (Nagapattinam), Vellore, Chengalpattu, Tiruttani, Jayamkondan, Kumbakonam, Poondi, Chennai Nungambakkam, Pullambadi, Bhavanisagar (Erode), Aravakurichi (Karur), Perambalur, Papanasam, Thiruvarur, Thiruthuraipoondi, Tiruchirapalli Airport, Sriperumbudhur, Kundha Bridge, Krishnagiri, Manaparai, Ottapidaram, Hosur, Nagercoil, Pochampalli, Tiruchengode, Ariyalur, Pudukottai, Viralimalai (Pudukottai), Paramakudi, Vaniyambadi, Tiruvannamalai, Gudiyatham, Tuticorin, Uthagamandalam and Alangudi 1 each.
27.10.07 : Jayamkondan 13, Chidambaram, Parangipettai, Kethi (Nilgiris) and Kodavasal 11 each, Mayiladuthurai (Nagapattinam) 10, Kattumannarkoil and Nannilam 9 each, Ariyalur 8, Srimushnam (Cuddalore), Coonoor and Kothagiri (Nilgiris), Karaikal and Needamangalam 7 each, Tiruvarur, Mannargudi, Thiruthuraipoondi, Uthagamandalam and Valangaiman 6 each, Nagapattinam, Sirkali, Perambalur, Thathiengarpet, Gingee, Tiruvaiyaru, Pullambadi, Periyanaikanpalayam, Virudhachalam, Kumbakonam and Tiruttani 5 each, Thuraiyur, Papanasam, Thanjavur, Muthupet, Radhapuram and Musiri 4 each, Tirukattupalli, Mettupalayam, Toludur, Vedaranyam, Lalgudi, Polur, Sulur, Tiruppur, Villupuram, Mayanur, Vaniyambadi, Tindivanam, Kancheepuram, Ponneri, Vandavasi and Ulundurpet 3 each, Sendamangalam, Tiruchengode, Namakkal, Arani, Kulithalai, Karur Paramathi, Thammanpatti, Panruti, Vanur, Chengalpattu, Pondicherry, Redhills, Chettikulam, Bhavanisagar, Tiruchirapalli Airport, Naduvattam, Tiruvannamalai, Ottapidaram, Adirampatnam, Chennai Nungambakkam, Coimbatore Airport, Tiruvallur, Tirukoilur, Satyamangalam, Sholingir, Avinashi, Sankaridurg, Sathanur Dam, Vallam, Chengam, Kundha Bridge and Arakonam 2 each, Paramathi, Gudalur Bazaar, Tambaram, Bhavani, Keeranur (Pudukottai), Dharmapuri, Gobichettipalayam, Sriperumbudhur, Palacode, Tuticorin, Nagercoil, Perundurai, Ambur, Pochampalli, Alangudi, Uthangarai, Karambakudi, Rasipuram, Viralimalai, Tiruchendur, Tirupathur, Harur, Kangeyam, Vilathikulam, Cuddalore, Illuppur, Vellore, Arantangi and Pudukottai 1 each.
28.10.07 : Usilampatti (Madurai) 12, Mayanur (Karur) 11, Kumbakonam and Kodavasal 10 each, Bhavani (Erode), Mudukulathur and Tirumangalam (Madurai) 8 each, Nilakottai (Dindigul), Kamuthi (Ramanathapuram), Tiruvaiyaru, Valangaiman, Nannilam, Pullambadi (Tiruchirapalli) and Kovilpatti 7 each, Madurai Airport, Radhapuram, Sirkali, Erode and Jayamkondan 6 each, Mayiladuthurai, Thirukattupalli, Karaikal, Tiruchengode, Sholavandan, Chennai Nungambakkam, Thiruthuraipoondi, Thiruvarur and Namakkal 5 each, Ponneri, Natham, Papanasam, Redhills, Srimushnam, Tiruppuvanam and Avinashi 4 each, Mettupatti, Needamangalam, Gobichettipalayam, Nagapattinam, Thanjavur, Chennai Meenambakkam, Parangipettai, Rasipuram, Manamadurai, Tiruvadanai, Cuddalore, Kattumannarkoil, Salem, Sendamangalam, Sankaridurg, Melur, Perambalur, Satyamangalam, Chittampatti, Mannargudi and Tirukoilur 3 each, Tambaram, Sriperumbudur, Paramathi, Chidambaram, Vilathikulam, Thirumayam, Gudalur Bazaar, Thuraiyur, Virudhunagar, Toludur, Watrap (Virudhunagar), Illupur, Sivakasi, Tiruvallur, Kodaikanal, Virudhachalam, Poondi, Arakonam, Tondi, Omalur, Lalgudi, Periyakulam, Ariyalur, Musiri and Pondicherry 2 each, Udumalpet, Vedaranyam, Uttamapalayam, Kulithalai, Arantangi, Dindigul, Kanchipuram, Chengalpattu, Palani, Ottapidaram, Sathur, Perundurai, Panruti, Aravakurichi, Athur, Muthupet, Mylaudy, Gudiyatham, Ramanathapuram, Palacode, Vallam, Tiruttani and Karur Paramathi 1 each.
29.10.07 : Tiruvallur and Redhills (Tiruvallur) 16 each, Chengalpattu (Kanchipuram) 15, Chennai Nungambakkam and Chennai Meenambakkam 14 each, Sriperumbudur (Kanchipuram) 13, Tambaram 12, Kanchipuram, Ponneri (Tiruvallur) and Vandavasi (Tiruvannamalai) 11 each, Poondi (Tiruvallur) and Arakonam (Vellore) 10 each, Tiruttani (Tiruvallur), Arani (Tiruvannamalai), Sholingir (Vellore) and Vellore 9 each and Gingee (Villupuram) 8 each, Pondicherry and Gudiyatham 6 each, Tindivanam, Villupuram, Polur, Vanur, Tiruvannamalai and Ambur 5 each, Tirukoilur, Vaniyambadi and Thiruthuraipoondi 4 each, Chengam, Chatrapatti, Sathaur Dam, Mettupatti, Tiruvadanai, Krishagiri, Panruti, Chittampatti, Kundha Bridge and Uthangarai 3 each, Sankaridurg, Needamangalam, Cuddalore, Periyanaikanpalayam, Kothagiri, Kethi, Thirumayam, Mannargudi, Pochampalli, Sulur, Harur, Toludur, Hosur and Perundurai 2 each, Srimushnam, Illupur, Coimbatore Airport, Dindigul, Tiruchengode, Vilathikulam, Adirampattinam, Tondi, Eraniel, Muthupet, Karambakudi, Alangudi, Athur, Sivaganga, Tiruppur, Gudalur Bazaar, Arantangi, Pappireddipatti, Thiruvarur, Thuckalay, Denkanikottai and Ulundurpet 1 each.
30.10.07 : Shenkottah (Tirunelveli) 4, Sulur, Kuzhithurai, Coonoor and Naduvattam 2 each, Kundha Bridge, Coimbatore Airport, Kethi, Nagercoil, Thuckalay, Tiruppur, Mettupalayam, Parangipettai, Kanyakumari, Pollachi, Mylaudy, Uthagamandalam, Mayanur (karur), Alangudi, Ponneri, Chennai Nungambakkam and Adirampattinam 1 each.
31.10.07 : Cuddalore 7, Panruti and Adirampattinam 4 each, Arantangi, Muthupet, Vedaranyam, Shenkottah, Karambakudi and Kuzhithurai 3 each, Villupuram, Thuckalay, Alangudi, Tirukoilur, Nagercoil and Pondicherry 1 each.
Season’s Rainfall for the period from 01.10.07 to 31.10.07 :
Excess : Coimbatore, Cuddalore, Kanyakumari, Madurai, Nagapattinam, Nilgiris, Perambalur, Ramanathapurm, Thanjavur, Theni, Thiruvallur, Thiruvannamalai, Tiruvarur, Tuticorin, Villupuram, Virudhunagar districts and Pondicherry.
Normal : Chennai, Dindigul, Erode, Kanchipuram, Karur, Krishnagiri, Namakkal, Pudukottai, Salem, Tirunelveli, Tiruchirapalli and Vellore districts.
Deficient :Dharmapuri and Sivaganga districts.
Chief synoptic features and its weather :
Last week's low pressure area moved westwards and emerged into Southeast Arabian Sea on 25th. A low pressure area formed over Southeast and adjoining Southwest Bay on 27th evening concentrated into a Depression in the morning of 28th, moving in a Westnorth Westerly direction it weakened in to a well marked low pressure area over West Central and adjoining Southwest Bay off North Tamilnadu – South Andhra coast on 29th morning it persisted on 30th and weakened into a low pressure area on 31st over the same area.
An upper air cyclonic circulation was seen over Comorin area and neighbourhood extending upto 2.1 km above sea level on 25th. An East-West trough line was seen over South Peninsula roughly along 10 Deg. North with an embedded cyclonic circulation over Southwest Bay extending upto 3.1 km above sea level on 26th, it extended upto Mid Trophospheric level on 27th. An upper air cyclonic circulation in association with the Depression and the well marked low pressure area extended upto Mid Trophospheric level on 28th and 29th and 31st. An East-West shear line was seen over Peninsula roughly along 13 Deg. North on 29th and it extended upto 5.8 km above sea level on 30th.
Rainfall : Rainfall occurred at most places over the state on 25th and 28th and at many places on 26th, 27th and 28th. Isolated rainfall occurred over the state during the remaining days of this week.
Damage Report : As per media reports, five deaths were reported in Cuddalore, four each from in Tiruvallur and Villupuram districts due to heavy rain and flood during this week.
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
Going to be a clear sky
This year unusually and fortunately the Diwali day is going to be a CLEAR sky day, however there might be some local light showers. Otherwise the forecast is good for the Festival of India.
Take a look at the latest satellite pic, and see for yourself.
Meanwhile watch out for the 1st Tropical Cyclone of the North-East season. Please see the one area marked in red.
This might become into a tropical cyclone and at this time we cannot predict the movement of it. We'll keep a eye on it.
Hope this system brings good rain for the rain scanty Chennai and Northern Tamilnadu.
Today also rain showers can be seen over west-south-west parts of outer chennai, but no rain in the center of city.
Take a look at the latest satellite pic, and see for yourself.
Meanwhile watch out for the 1st Tropical Cyclone of the North-East season. Please see the one area marked in red.
This might become into a tropical cyclone and at this time we cannot predict the movement of it. We'll keep a eye on it.
Hope this system brings good rain for the rain scanty Chennai and Northern Tamilnadu.
Today also rain showers can be seen over west-south-west parts of outer chennai, but no rain in the center of city.
Abnormal warmth in northern India
On the Indian Sucontinent, there has been no return of cooling from the northwest and, with high pressure hanging on aloft, it has become abnormally warm (hot) over a wide area. Sunday and Monday, the temperature toyed with the 100-degree mark (38 degrees C) in Gujarat, western Maharashtra and, in nearby Pakistan, Sindh. Actually, Karachi had about 100 degrees F (37.5 C) Sunday.
One aspect of the early-month heat has been hit-or-miss thunderstorms in western Maharashtra and even Gujarat. As of today, Monday, few of these were seen, however, at suggestions from numerical forecast models are that these will be few in number, if not lacking altogether, as this week unfolds. A weak `western disturbance`, or wave in the sub-tropical jet stream, will afford a little cooling beginning at mid week.
One aspect of the early-month heat has been hit-or-miss thunderstorms in western Maharashtra and even Gujarat. As of today, Monday, few of these were seen, however, at suggestions from numerical forecast models are that these will be few in number, if not lacking altogether, as this week unfolds. A weak `western disturbance`, or wave in the sub-tropical jet stream, will afford a little cooling beginning at mid week.
Monday, November 05, 2007
Forecast for Diwali
According to my forecast... there'll be some light showers otherwise the day will be partly cloudy.
Here is some numeric forecast for Diwali day (8-Nov-2007).
Here is some numeric forecast for Diwali day (8-Nov-2007).
Sunday - to - Sunday
Last sunday (28-oct-2007) we had a depression crossed and vanished within 24 hrs.
Yesterday (4-Nov-2007) also we had a LOW pressure system crossed tamilnadu and vanished within 24 hrs.
Take a look at the satellite pic and see it for yourself.
Yet, there was heavy showers for SOME parts of chennai. City recording around 40 MM of rain. More widespread showers over most parts of Tamilnadu.
In southern India as a whole, light wind flow will favor hit-or-miss thunderstorms over the next few days and not the focused east-coast rains of the North East Monsoon.
Yesterday (4-Nov-2007) also we had a LOW pressure system crossed tamilnadu and vanished within 24 hrs.
Take a look at the satellite pic and see it for yourself.
Yet, there was heavy showers for SOME parts of chennai. City recording around 40 MM of rain. More widespread showers over most parts of Tamilnadu.
In southern India as a whole, light wind flow will favor hit-or-miss thunderstorms over the next few days and not the focused east-coast rains of the North East Monsoon.
Saturday, November 03, 2007
La Niña Threatens to World’s Weather
The above title came from an article on the UK’s TimesOnline with the same title, “La Niña Threatens to Wreck World’s Weather” From the very beginning the story it tries to grab the reader’s attention by trying to scare them in the first paragraph, “Experts predict a run of severe weather in the coming months, with devastating floods striking some parts of the world while severe droughts afflict other regions, as the climate phenomenon known as La Niña gathers momentum.” From there the next two paragraphs are about current extreme weather and how it could “exacerbate” the California drought. Then about about cold and snow in the Pacific Northwest and western Canada, which is common in La Niña events. Then it talks about more floods and drought and even mentions how La Nina could “rearrange the pattern of sea ice around the Antarctic.”
Here is my problem with this story, it seems over the top doom and gloom. La Niña patterns in the Pacific “alters” world weather patterns not “wreck” it. They do mention that the La Niña is in its developing stages and that it will continue to get stronger, and they also quote a source that says it isn’t going to be real strong. (That I agree with. From all that I have seen and read I think we are in the ball park of a weak to moderate La Niña.) After they state that La Niña is in its early developmental stages, and they go on to blame it for weather events this summer, for example the strength of Dean and Felix and flooding monsoons in Asia.
How can you blame La Niña for weather events this summer? When NOAA in its press release about the”developing La Nina” says, “While we can’t officially call it a La Niña yet, we expect that this pattern will continue to develop during the next three months, meeting the NOAA definition for a La Niña event later this year.”
I want people to understand that world weather patterns are not this simple. There is more to what happens with the atmosphere and the overall weather pattern than just one La Niña or El Niño event. While we live in an age where the drum beat of Climate change gets louder and louder we need to become more familiar with our weather and have a better understanding of how the atmosphere works. If we don’t and just accept all that we are told from one side of the debate or the other we will be taken advantage of.
I am not a Global Warming denier or an alarmist either. I don’t think the solution is in government mandates and higher taxes in the name of curbing Climate Change, but we shouldn’t just sit around and do nothing. I think the solution could be in technology and the markets. Finding new and cleaner ways to do the things we currently do now and there is definitely a demand for cleaner eco-friendly products.
Here is my problem with this story, it seems over the top doom and gloom. La Niña patterns in the Pacific “alters” world weather patterns not “wreck” it. They do mention that the La Niña is in its developing stages and that it will continue to get stronger, and they also quote a source that says it isn’t going to be real strong. (That I agree with. From all that I have seen and read I think we are in the ball park of a weak to moderate La Niña.) After they state that La Niña is in its early developmental stages, and they go on to blame it for weather events this summer, for example the strength of Dean and Felix and flooding monsoons in Asia.
How can you blame La Niña for weather events this summer? When NOAA in its press release about the”developing La Nina” says, “While we can’t officially call it a La Niña yet, we expect that this pattern will continue to develop during the next three months, meeting the NOAA definition for a La Niña event later this year.”
I want people to understand that world weather patterns are not this simple. There is more to what happens with the atmosphere and the overall weather pattern than just one La Niña or El Niño event. While we live in an age where the drum beat of Climate change gets louder and louder we need to become more familiar with our weather and have a better understanding of how the atmosphere works. If we don’t and just accept all that we are told from one side of the debate or the other we will be taken advantage of.
I am not a Global Warming denier or an alarmist either. I don’t think the solution is in government mandates and higher taxes in the name of curbing Climate Change, but we shouldn’t just sit around and do nothing. I think the solution could be in technology and the markets. Finding new and cleaner ways to do the things we currently do now and there is definitely a demand for cleaner eco-friendly products.
No signs
Today, again clear day.
Only difference is that the SKY is Deep blue in color.
Usually DEEP blue colored skies are common during Monsoons and this can be another sign for next weather front is moving in OR the old weather front has moved away.
After having a look at INSAT pics and Some numeric forecasts ... there is no sign of Bay LOW.
The formation of LOW is a must for the monsoon to get vigorous and satisfy the land.
Till now northern tamilnadu is scanty of rainfall.
For october Chennai should get 283 MM but it got 267.6 MM.
Now for November average is 350 MM.
take a look at the BLANK latest satellite pic provided by www.accuweather.com
Friday, November 02, 2007
Pakistan in India
The Pakistan cricket team arrived in Delhi later on Thursday for five one dayers and three Test matches.
Talking to the reporters, Pakistan skipper Shoaib Malik said that Twenty20 World Cup defeat against India is history and whichever team would handle pressure better will win the forthcoming series.
Alleging there is no tension between the two teams, he said Indian team is in great form, especially Yuvraj Singh.
Malik called cricket between India and Pakistan enjoyable and said his team wants the most of it.
He also said he had no problems with the senior players in his team, who give him their cooperation.
Frontline seamer Asif not in team
Unfortuntely for Pakistan, they are without their frontline seamer Mohammad Asif, who is most likely to miss the entire one day series due to continuing problems with his elbow.
Asif missed the recent one-day series against South Africa due to the same injury, after breaking down while bowling in the second Test against the Proteas at the Gaddafi Stadium last month.
The pacer had earlier undergone an MRI scan, and the report wasn't very encouraging.
An official confirmation of Asif's pull out is expected later in the day. The PCB hasn't announced any replacement so far.
Talking to the reporters, Pakistan skipper Shoaib Malik said that Twenty20 World Cup defeat against India is history and whichever team would handle pressure better will win the forthcoming series.
Alleging there is no tension between the two teams, he said Indian team is in great form, especially Yuvraj Singh.
Malik called cricket between India and Pakistan enjoyable and said his team wants the most of it.
He also said he had no problems with the senior players in his team, who give him their cooperation.
Frontline seamer Asif not in team
Unfortuntely for Pakistan, they are without their frontline seamer Mohammad Asif, who is most likely to miss the entire one day series due to continuing problems with his elbow.
Asif missed the recent one-day series against South Africa due to the same injury, after breaking down while bowling in the second Test against the Proteas at the Gaddafi Stadium last month.
The pacer had earlier undergone an MRI scan, and the report wasn't very encouraging.
An official confirmation of Asif's pull out is expected later in the day. The PCB hasn't announced any replacement so far.
Northeast back online
From Yesterday (1-Nov-2007) night, the Northeast air current is back online after that Small depression which crossed on 28-Oct-2007.
As a good sign Today (2-Nov-2007) morning...it was clear around 8AM then at 9AM there was signs of small drizzle or shower.
In the end at around 9:15 AM Rain came down rather heavily. Actually it was a pleasant surprise.
Yesterday's low temperature was 24.6°C @ 5:49am
As far as today's forecast is concerned, some intermitent rain showers will be there till noon... and clear/partially cloudy afterwards.
Hope the northeast strengthens further more in days to come.
Here is a numeric Rain forecast from wxmaps for 24 hrs
As a good sign Today (2-Nov-2007) morning...it was clear around 8AM then at 9AM there was signs of small drizzle or shower.
In the end at around 9:15 AM Rain came down rather heavily. Actually it was a pleasant surprise.
Yesterday's low temperature was 24.6°C @ 5:49am
As far as today's forecast is concerned, some intermitent rain showers will be there till noon... and clear/partially cloudy afterwards.
Hope the northeast strengthens further more in days to come.
Here is a numeric Rain forecast from wxmaps for 24 hrs
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