Dam Storage on Maharashtra Dams as on 2nd August:
Konkan 75 % (85 %)
Nagpur 65 % (79%)
Pune 57% (78%)
Marathwada 16 % (30%)
Total overall all Maharashtra Dams storage 48 % ( Last year on date 66%)
Compare with Actual Estimate from Vagaries here..
Konkan 75 % (85 %)
Nagpur 65 % (79%)
Pune 57% (78%)
Marathwada 16 % (30%)
Total overall all Maharashtra Dams storage 48 % ( Last year on date 66%)
Compare with Actual Estimate from Vagaries here..
MONSOON REPORT (16-7-2014 TO 31-7-2014) |
|
| TOTAL ALL INDIA RAINFALL (as on 31-7-2014) | 353.2 |
| SEASON +/- | -22% |
| RAINFALL THIS FORTNIGHT (from 16-7-2014) | 172.7 mm |
| TO ACHIEVE BY 30TH SEPTEMBER required per day-------> | mm |
| MINIMUM 700 mm | 5.69 |
| AVERAGE 890 mm | 8.8 |
| MAXIMUM 1100 mm | 12.24 |
| CURRENT RAINFALL PER DAY | 5.79 mm |
| AVERAGE RAINFALL PER DAY THIS FORTNIGHT | 10.79 mm |
| REQUIRED PER DAY TO ACHIEVE AUG NORMAL (262 mm) | 8.45 mm |
| TOP FIVE SUBDIVISIONS THIS FORTNIGHT | mm |
| KONKAN & GOA | 813.0 |
| COASTAL KARNATAKA | 672.0 |
| KERALA | 368.3 |
| UTTARAKHAND | 357.6 |
| ODISHA | 338.1 |
| BOTTOM FIVE SUBDIVISIONS THIS FORTNIGHT | mm |
| HAR. CHD & DELHI | 51.4 |
| MARATHWADA | 44.0 |
| LAKSHADWEEP | 32.8 |
| TAMILNADU & PONDICHERRY | 15.5 |
| RAYALASEEMA | 13.0 |
| TOP THREE SUBDIVISIONS ABOVE NORMAL (as on 31st July) | mm |
| ODISHA | 6% |
| S. I. KARNATAKA | 6% |
| A & N ISLAND | 4% |
| (ONLY THREE SUBDIVISIONS ARE ABOVE NORMAL TILL DATE | |
| that is why I have given ten subdivisions that are below normal) | |
| BOTTOM TEN SUBDIVISIONS BELOW NORMAL (as on 31st July) | mm |
| COASTAL ANDHRA PRADESH | -33% |
| HIMACHAL PRADESH | -34% |
| LAKSHADWEEP | -42% |
| WEST U.P. | -47% |
| JAMMU & KASHMIR | -47% |
| TELANGANA | -47% |
| N M M T | -48% |
| HAR. CHD & DELHI | -54% |
| PUNJAB | -58% |
| MARATHWADA | -59% |
| TOTAL ABOVE AVERAGE DAYS (1-6-2014 to 31-7-2014) | 17 (28%) |
| TOTAL BELOW AVERAGE DAYS (1-6-2014 to 31-7-2014) | 44 (72%) |
| TOTAL ABOVE AVERAGE DAYS IN JULY | 14 (45%) |
| TOTAL BELOW AVERAGE DAYS IN JULY | 17 (55%) |
| source -IMD |
8 comments:
Heavy rain lashes around Mumbai region..
Some rainfall in mms ending 8.30am today (01-08-2014):
Panvel 160
Bhivandi 150
Palghar 147
Shahapur 137
Tulshi lake(Mumbai) 135
Murbad 127
Vihar lake(Mumbai) 125
Thane 122
Ambernath 118
Ulhasnagar & Kalyan 115
Karjat 100
Uran 90
Santacruz 88
Barvi Dam(Badlapur) 87
Vasai 68
Colaba 55
Alibaug 39
Mumbai water supplying lake rainfall for today in mms(01-08-2014):
Bhatsa 156
Modak sagar 132
Tansa 123
Middle Vaitarna 119
Vaitarna 89
Ghat rainfall ending 8.30am today:
Matheran 190
Mahabaleshwar 182
Koyna 142
Mulshi 136
Lonavala 125
Walvan,Lonavala 120
still no rain in karachi and most of sindh 😭
Forcast by Rajesh Sir 100% accurate - this week extreme rains over MAHA (top extreme),GUJ - including KUTCH,RAJ.
Pattern is same as last 5 years ...GUJ seems to receive extreme rains with ease just like MAHA. 400mm in 24hrs in Dwaraka yesterday (just like sept 2013 rains). Mumbai july (1600mm) highest rains in 63 years more than july 2006! Abhijit daily figures rains in 200mm-300mm range has become normal pattern!!! Huge change in climate pattern in past 10years.
This apart from Monsoon watch (negative parameters + el-nino) nothing could stop torrents over MAHA/GUJ.
But nonody talks about southern India - extreme rains elsewhere makes southern India drier. Why can't Bay low/UAC make landfall over souther India - why is trajectory always central India + MAMA +GUJ?
Concerns of near desertification over SE India(interiors of KAR,TN,AP..)+ Sri Lanka+ southern Kerala... In fact as we go down south it is becoming drier.. BANG/MYSORE still struggling in 200mm since june, Trivandrum/Hassan only 150mm,many interior places within 80mm since june..Usual arguement wait for NE monsoon no longer holds good - as NE monsoon failed for last 4 years + weak currents produce rains elsewhere like Orissa,GUJ,MAHA but not TN / Rayalseema???? What will be implications for TN if NE monsoon again fails? Myself belong to drierst place in India (Rayalseema-Anantapur - drought for last 5 years) where single drop of rain is so precious in contrast to Navi Mumbai (settled) where it is 24hrs water falls like rain....
Jawad: My God Karachi under insane thunderstorm Pounding , its Raining Hard, lightning is Insane and Its Hailiinngg. Finally a Sigh of relief for US!.
Waseem Ahmed: Alhamdulillah (Thanks to all mighty)!
Long teasing hot & humid period broken by a great thunderstorm early today in Karachi.
Karachi rainfall statistics: Forwarded to me by Senior meteorologist Touseef Alam of PMD Khi:
Saddar 39 mm
Masroor Base 39 mm
Faisal Base 15 mm
Old Airport 9 mm
Jinnah Airport 6.6 mm
Landhi 4.5 mm
(No reading from North Nazimabad & North Karachi received yet)
I, at my area Ashrafnagar, Paposhnagar recorded about 42 mm.
In which very very heavy rain esp during 3:10 to 3:20 am with gale force winds mostly from north at the start then pouring, then light to moderate rain with intense lightning till 4, late on drizzle/light shower continued till Fajr (5:30 am).
i have recorded around 36mm in my area which is Gulshan-e-iqbal town, Karachi
The Thunderstorm and lightning show was amazing thou best part was when the Hails start felling thou they were tiny in size but an awesome experience. (Y)
Mumbai has got lot of heavy rains but no strong thunderstorms would love to see one of those now we are having sunny periods with heavy passing showers with high winds
SSET as always inaccurate comments from you. For once backup your comments with source information. Do try posting the same in keaweather and watch the outcome.
rajesh sir, can heavy rain fall on monday in pen-roha region in raigad district. thanks in advance
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