The All India Scene, Region wise and with district details of your region...Below Mumbai report ..
Mumbai Rains Scene:
Again the Same story for Mumbai in August 2015...dry...
Rainfall in Mumbai:
August 2015:
Colaba 188 mms...Lowest in last 10 years ....Driest ever August was in 1943 with 83.3 mms, 122 mms in 1972, 125 in 1968.
Wettest August for Colaba: 1265 mms in 1958.
2015 Season's Total till August end: 1335 mms( -426 mms)....
Santa Cruz 154 mms....3rd Driest ever...Driest August was in 1972 with 108.6 mms, in 1966 it was 123 mms,
Wettest August for Santa Cruz: 1254 mms in 1958.
2015 Season's Total till August end:1620 mms ( -286 mms).
July 2015:
For Mumbai SantaCruz, July 2015 was the 3rd driest July on record..This July (2015) saw 360 mms of rain, and the previous lowest was in the drought year 1971, when 385 mms was recorded, and all time lowest was in 2002 when only 103 mms was recorded in July..
June 2015:
Mumbai Santa Cruz sees the wettest June ever with 1106 mms. The previous record was 1037 mms in 1971.
However, Colaba measured 860 mms,far from its record June rainfall of 1280 mms in 1985.
Pune managed 211 mms in June,
63 mms in July and
24 mms in August.
The direst July ever was in 1918 with 31 mms and driest August was in 1972 with 12.4 mms.
Wettest August ever was in 2006 with 378 mms.
Coldest temperature in August was in 1920 when on 9th, the minimum was 17.2c.
See Mumbai Water Supply Position on Mumbai Page
Your Region wise and Districy wise rain performance
Mumbai Rains Scene:
Again the Same story for Mumbai in August 2015...dry...
Rainfall in Mumbai:
August 2015:
Colaba 188 mms...Lowest in last 10 years ....Driest ever August was in 1943 with 83.3 mms, 122 mms in 1972, 125 in 1968.
Wettest August for Colaba: 1265 mms in 1958.
2015 Season's Total till August end: 1335 mms( -426 mms)....
Santa Cruz 154 mms....3rd Driest ever...Driest August was in 1972 with 108.6 mms, in 1966 it was 123 mms,
Wettest August for Santa Cruz: 1254 mms in 1958.
2015 Season's Total till August end:1620 mms ( -286 mms).
July 2015:
For Mumbai SantaCruz, July 2015 was the 3rd driest July on record..This July (2015) saw 360 mms of rain, and the previous lowest was in the drought year 1971, when 385 mms was recorded, and all time lowest was in 2002 when only 103 mms was recorded in July..
June 2015:
Mumbai Santa Cruz sees the wettest June ever with 1106 mms. The previous record was 1037 mms in 1971.
However, Colaba measured 860 mms,far from its record June rainfall of 1280 mms in 1985.
Pune managed 211 mms in June,
63 mms in July and
24 mms in August.
The direst July ever was in 1918 with 31 mms and driest August was in 1972 with 12.4 mms.
Wettest August ever was in 2006 with 378 mms.
Coldest temperature in August was in 1920 when on 9th, the minimum was 17.2c.
See Mumbai Water Supply Position on Mumbai Page
Your Region wise and Districy wise rain performance
14 comments:
Thanks for these awesome reports. What's forecast for September?
GSB and rajesh sir, congratulations for lovely presentation on performance so far and quenching the thirst of data lovers.
Sir,
Just read in new paper times of india that monsoon will withdraw 15 days ahead of normal. Things are becoming worst. Sir you told last time that monsoon withdrawal will be delayed.why the contrast.I hope it stays for long and give good rain to maharashtra karnataka.
Sir can we have el nino for 3 years in a row. I heard about el nino last year in 2014 than 2015 is worst affected. Now some are saying it will be carried till spring next year thus impacting next years monsoon as well.Is this true?
World forecast severe drought for southern India, Indonesia....States like KERALA, KAR rains have completely missed... for TN wait for NEM continues...Usually El-nino conditions NW states end in drought ironically RAJ / parts of GUJ are in excess category. Anyway Navi Mumbai rains lashing since night (intermittent heavy)
Nilay: Thanks..for liking vagaries..would like you to attend next meeting...
Vinod: In my Monsoon Withdrawal note (few days ago), u mentioned the parameters are getting in place for SWM withdrawal from Pakistan and Rajasthan. Sure, its in line, and expect withdrawal in these regions around 5th Sept.
Even mid Sept may cover withdrawal from other North India regions.
I feel (may go wrong), that with another Low (BB) around 1oth/11th from Bay, the further withdrawal from M.P. Southwards may be halted for a week or so.
Vinod: The current strong El Nino has strengthed late into Northern Hemisphere summer. Taking its usual normal cycle, will (could) last till March 2016...my views.
Dattaraj: Analysing September scene..vis a vis Withdrawal and Low from Bay.
Very much honoured being invited for vagaries meet. Thanks a lot sir.
Imd forecast below 25% rains for September.sir your view
Thank you sir for the clarification.
Sir waiting your forecast for the month of september in mumbai region??
According to the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), there’s now a mature El Niño present in the Pacific Ocean. As is the case with such events, the biggest sign of an El Niño shaping up is rising surface water temperatures. Right now, the east-central tropical Pacific Ocean waters are likely to exceed 2° Celsius above average, which suggests this could be one of the strongest since 1950, placing it along similar events like 1972-73, 1982-83 or 1997-98.
Please visit http://www.zmescience.com/ecology/climate/el-nino-pacific-2015-432342/ for full write up
Here’s a summary of the WMO report:
As of August 2015, both the ocean and atmosphere over the tropical Pacific exhibit behaviour indicative of a strong El Niño;
A majority of the models surveyed and expert opinion suggest the 2015-16 El Niño will strengthen further during the second half of 2015;
The peak strength of this El Niño, expected sometime during October 2015 to January 2016, could potentially place it among the four strongest El Niño events since 1950.
Impacts from this El Niño are already evident in some regions and will be more apparent for at least the next 4-8 months;
El Niño events typically decline and then dissipate during the first and second quarters of the year following their formation. Note that impacts in some regions are still expected during the dissipation phase.
IMD states rain for TN / Rayalseema next 2-3 days - is it true or false ?
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