Saturday, September 30, 2017
Friday, September 29, 2017
South Asian Climate Outlook Forum (SASCOF-11)
Malé, Maldives, 25-27 September 2017
Consensus Statement on the Forecast for the 2017 October to December (OND) Season Rainfall and Temperatures over South Asia
Summary
Below normal rainfall is most likely during the 2017 OND Season over some parts of SE Peninsular India, north Sri Lanka and some northeastern areas of the region. Above normal is most likely over southeastern part of the region and along the coastal areas adjacent to the north Bay of Bengal. Over remaining areas of the region including northwest and central areas that generally receive
very little rain during the season, rainfall is most likely to be Normal.
Normal to slightly above normal temperatures are likely during the 2017 OND Season over most parts of the region.
Currently cool neutral ENSO conditions prevail in the Pacific Ocean and these conditions are likely to continue and turn to border line/ weak La Nina conditions in the early next year. It is also recognized that during the 2017 OND season, in the absence of SST forcings from Pacific and Indian oceans, strong
intra seasonal features will have larger influence on the climate variability over
the region leading to increased uncertainty in predictions of seasonally averaged rainfall and temperature patterns.
The consensus forecast outlook presented here has been developed
through an expert assessment of the prevailing global climate conditions and forecasts from different climate models from around the world.
For more information and further updates on the northeast monsoon
outlook on national scale, the respective National Meteorological and
Hydrological Services (NMHSs) may be consulted.
A separate consensus statement for the winter season (December 2017 to
February 2018) will be issued in November 2017.
Full Statement in www.vagaries.in
Malé, Maldives, 25-27 September 2017
Consensus Statement on the Forecast for the 2017 October to December (OND) Season Rainfall and Temperatures over South Asia
Summary
Below normal rainfall is most likely during the 2017 OND Season over some parts of SE Peninsular India, north Sri Lanka and some northeastern areas of the region. Above normal is most likely over southeastern part of the region and along the coastal areas adjacent to the north Bay of Bengal. Over remaining areas of the region including northwest and central areas that generally receive
very little rain during the season, rainfall is most likely to be Normal.
Normal to slightly above normal temperatures are likely during the 2017 OND Season over most parts of the region.
Currently cool neutral ENSO conditions prevail in the Pacific Ocean and these conditions are likely to continue and turn to border line/ weak La Nina conditions in the early next year. It is also recognized that during the 2017 OND season, in the absence of SST forcings from Pacific and Indian oceans, strong
intra seasonal features will have larger influence on the climate variability over
the region leading to increased uncertainty in predictions of seasonally averaged rainfall and temperature patterns.
The consensus forecast outlook presented here has been developed
through an expert assessment of the prevailing global climate conditions and forecasts from different climate models from around the world.
For more information and further updates on the northeast monsoon
outlook on national scale, the respective National Meteorological and
Hydrological Services (NMHSs) may be consulted.
A separate consensus statement for the winter season (December 2017 to
February 2018) will be issued in November 2017.
Full Statement in www.vagaries.in
Thursday, September 28, 2017
Now, the low-level circulation seen over W Bay near central-coast Andhra and another weak one seen over N Bay near Bangladesh coast.
At mid,upper-levels East-west wind shear line can be seen from S-coast Karnataka to W Bay to Bangladesh coast.
In mid-levels (700hpa) there's a circulation seen over central-coast Andhra same as in 850hpa levels.
During next 2 days, this upper-level East-West shear line is expected to push inland entirely, from S-coast Karnataka to central Chatisgarh.
Same is expected over mid-levels also, but it is something like an elongated circulation from S-central Chatisgarh to S-coast Karnataka.
11pm, You can see that the entire zone from S-coast Karnataka to N Bay, S Bangladesh is active .
In next 36hrs, again the entire zone from coastal Karnataka to Jharkhand, Bihar, central Bengal and Bangladesh will get scattered T showers
September 28, 2017 at 06:11PM
RT @naan_masila:
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) September 28, 2017
5:46pm, From arumbakkam now #chennai #iwm http://pic.twitter.com/QC67WSFaeu
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Wednesday, September 27, 2017
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