Latest analysis show, good S-W feed for S. Gujarat and N. Maharastra coast and will exist for another 3 days.. http://ping.fm/lzj2y

Chennai - Touches a max of 37.4 C (12:29pm) and now 12:48pm its going down due to early setting of good Sea breeze from East.

Kollur, Karnataka is the No.1 wettest spot in India this monsoon

It has got non stop rain from June 3rd from the date of onset of monsoon

From June 1st till 29th Kollur has got 211 cm.In the last 4 days it has got around 70 cm

It has is the unsung Hero of this monsoon overtaking the Heavyweights like Cherrapunji (145 cm), Agumbe (184 cm), Gaganbawada (184 cm), Bhagamandala (149 cm), Chinnakallar (150 cm)

Tamini i have to track next year. I too is getting good amount of rainfall.

Chennai - touches another 37.7 deg C ... Low level winds are from E-S-E.

All India Rainfall Toppers from 1.6.2011 to 26.06.2011

Rainfall in cm's (Min 100 cm)

1. Agumbe (Karnataka) - 161
2. Sangameshwar (Maharashtra) - 160
   
3. Kadra (Karnataka) - 159
4. Kollur (Karnataka) - 157
5. Gaganbawada (Maharashtra) - 147
6. Valpoi (Goa) - 144
   
7. Piravom (Kerala) - 142
8. Vadakara (Kerala) - 137
9. Chinnakallar (Tamilnadu) - 134
10. Castle Rock (Karnataka) -128
    
11. Bhagamandala (Karnataka) - 128
12. Siddapura Udupi (Karnataka) - 127
13. Kanakavali (Maharashtra) - 123
14. Sawantwadi (Maharashtra) - 121
15. Ratnagiri (Maharashtra) - 119
16. Gerosoppa (Karnataka) - 116
    
17. Devala (Tamil Nadu) - 113
18. Kottigehara (Karnataka) - 113
19. Gorkhana (Karnataka) - 113
20. Lanja (Maharashtra) - 111
    
21. Ammathy (Karnataka) - 109
    
22. Vythri (Kerala) - 106
23. Bhira (Maharashtra) - 104
24. Cherrapunji (Meghalaya) - 105
    
25. Mandangad (Maharashtra) - 104
26. Mahabaleshwar (Maharashtra) - 101
    
27. Honovar (Karnataka) - 101
    
28. Vaikom (Kerala) - 100
29. Karipur AP (Kerala) - 100
    

Heavy Weights - Buxa, Matheran, Peermade failed to make the cut.

Thanks for Karthik Narayan, Karthik Raghavan and Subrahmaniam for helping to maintain the list and its updation.

Below normal monsoon in last 30 days in Southern peninsula

Sset,

The dry phase from a passing Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO) has ended. In the wet phase we can see how it helps the interior parts of the southern peninsula and also North East India. As on 27th June the mighty Cherrapunji (Annual 12000 mm) has got only 1101 mm which is below normal by 1396 mm. The same can be said for Passighat (Annual 4300 mm) which has got only 292 which is below normal by 463 mm. Shirali (Annual 4100 mm)in Karnataka has got only 934 mm which is below normal by 285 mm. Coochbehar (Annual 3400 mm) in West Bengal has got 376 mm which is below normal by 271 mm. Same way Buxa, Maheran have also got below normal rains.


In Tamilnadu except Chennai all district are having deficient rainfall.

The same is throughout Southern India. I have done a analysis and you can yourself see the results for the rainfall in last 30 days

Actual Accumulated rainfall
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Normal Rainfall
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The deviation from Normal
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RT @weatherplanet: Asteroid 2011 MD heads towards Earth close approach today. http://fb.me/XAPmvYHu

Nagercoil - got some mild showers early morning . Now 11:30am having good cloud movement from w-n-w. More mild showers before evening

Nagercoil - got some mild showers early morning . Now 11:30am having good cloud movement from w-n-w. More mild showers before evening

Agume 172 mm today. It takes the No.1 spot for most rainfall in the country for this monsoon season starting from June 1, 2011

Agumbe total rainfall from June 1 to 26th – 1607 mm

Ratnagiri District has got bountiful rains from June most of the places have crossed 1000 mm within 25 days.

I will put a updated list for week ending 26th by night or morning.