All India SWM Toppers from 01.06.2014 to 31.08.2014 (90 days into the monsoon)
The Mawsynaram still leads but Hulikal has closed the gap in September. Only one station has made it to the list from Kerala (Kuttiyadi) and Tamil Nadu (Chinnakallar).
in mm (min 4000 mm)
- Mawsynaram, Meghalaya - 7620
- Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 6594
- Hulikal, Karnataka - 6453
- Agumbe, Karnataka - 6166
- Yadur, Karnataka - 6098
- Talacauvery, Karnataka - 6090
- Tamini, Maharashtra - 6070
- Mastikatte, Karnataka - 5972
- Nilkund, Karnataka - 5770
- Mani Dam, Karnataka - 5682
- Amboli, Maharashtra - 5418
- Kerekatte, Karnataka - 5398
- Mulshi, Maharashtra - 5355
- Cogar, Karnataka - 5343
- Kollur, Karnataka - 5329
- Suralbhi, Karnataka - 5191 (Till 13th August)
- Dawdi, Maharashtra - 5100
- Amgaon, Karnataka - 5062
- Kundal, Karnataka - 5042
- Bandal, Karnataka - 4852
- Hongadahalla, Karnataka - 4756
- Castle Rock, Karnataka - 4745
- Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra - 4696
- Kitwade, Maharashtra - 4673
- Naladi, Karnataka - 4641 (Till 13th August)
- Hosakere, Karnataka - 4600
- Aralagod, Karnataka - 4317 (Till 13th August)
- Kanakumbi, Karnataka - 4556
- Gersoppa, Karnataka - 4546
- Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 4520
- Bhagamandala, Karnataka - 4450
- Gavali, Karnataka - 4387
- Dajipur, Maharashtra - 4363
- Gokarna, Karnataka - 4323
- Halageri, Karnataka - 4232
- Kigga, Karnataka - 4223
- Navaja, Maharashtra - 4220
- Koyna, Maharashtra - 4214
- Arendur, Karnataka - 4209
- Dungerwadi, Maharashtra - 4150
- Chinnakallar, Tamil Nadu - 4143
- Byakody, Karnataka - 4072
- Bhira, Maharashtra - 4007
- Ardi, Karnataka - 4000
- Kerveshe, Karnataka - 4000
Karnataka Top 10 Rainfall from 01.06.2014 to 31.08.2014
- Hulikal - 6453
- Agumbe - 6166
- Yadur - 6098
- Talacauvery - 6090
- Mastikatte - 5972
- Nilkund - 5770
- Mani Dam - 5682
- Kerekatte - 5398
- Cogar - 5343
- Kollur - 5329
- Tamini - 6070
- Amboli - 5418
- Mulshi - 5355
- Dawdi - 5100
- Mahabaleshwar - 4696
- Kitwade - 4673
- Dajipur - 4363
- Navaja - 4220
- Koyna - 4214
- Dungerwadi - 4150
- Kuttiyadi - 4520
- Pambla - 3370
- Vadakara - 3080
- Vythri - 3000
- Irukkur - 2950
- Piravom - 2750
- Idukki, Idukki - 2680
- Neeriyamangalam - 2670
- Cheruthazam, Kannur - 2600
- Taliparamba, Kannur - 2550
- Valpoi - 3528
- Sanguem - 3468
- Margao - 3127
- Canacona - 2933
- Sanquelim - 2738
- Ponda - 2727
- Quepem - 2597
- Pernem - 2510
- Ela - 2350
- Mapusa - 2304
7 comments:
what rains in Gujarat!!! All rivers in spate.. alter issued.
Today 24hrs rain in GUJ more on way...
Highest rain fall in the last 24 hours was recorded in Halol 271 mm, followed by Bodeli 260 mm, Savli 230 mm, Khambhat 230 mm, Himatanagar 230, Godhra 220 mm, Prantij 220 mm, Idar 22 mm, Quant 210 mm, Lunawada 200 mm, Bhiloda 190 mm, Kankrej 190mm, Anand 180 mm, Patan 180 mm, Sankheda 170 mm, Umerpada 160 mm, Shahera 160 mm, Vadodara 160 mm, Chhota Udepur 160 mm, Siddhpur 160 mm, Nadiad 150 mm, Borsad 150 mm, Madhbun 150 mm, Naswadi 150 mm, Vadgam 150 mm, Kalol 150 mm, Waghodia 150 mm, Jetpur Pavi 150 mm and Kapadvanj 140 mm.
http://www.business-standard.com/article/current-affairs/alert-issued-in-gujarat-districts-following-heavy-rains-114090900530_1.html
Wondering when TN / SE interior KAR / Rayalseema will receive this kind of rains? OR will never.
Today just some medium showers occured in parts of Mumbai. When Coastal Maharashtra (including Mumbai) will again see heavy rains?
Thanks....for the toppers...and Tamini lags at No. 7 :(-
Dear SSET
SI Karanata is the only region in India that has received excess rain this monsoon(+23%). Refer to this link. TN is also surplus(+2%). Rayalseema is also in the normal range(-15%).
Refer to this link
http://www.imd.gov.in/section/nhac/dynamic/Monsoon_frame.htm
So no need to worry.
Do not agree with Saurabh. Southern regions mentioned above only depend on NEM. We have seen probability of failures earlier. Problem only certain areas got rain rest with total drought - for instance kolar,Mandya,BANG,Chintamani,anantapur < 200mm of rain since june. Sept rains have failed.
Saurabh region is South "EAST" India. Please note "EAST" facing side receives hardly any rain during SWM and depends only on failure prone NEM - which in past few years is overshadowed by SWM (low pressure over GUJ/RAJ/MAHA defers SWM monsoon withdrawl till october and then low forms over Orissa/Bengal) resulting in serious drought for TN/Rayalseema/SE interior KAR. Same happens for Sri Lanka.
SSET,
Southern regions mentioned above only depend on NEM - Wrong: Are you referring to southern region of india or some other country?
South Interior karnataka recives rain from SW predominantly and a reasonable sum from NE monsoon.
Fyi: SI Karanata is the only region in India that has received excess rain this monsoon(+23%). SI karnataka includes bangalore as well. Its in surplus.
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