Maharashtra's Top 11 Stations Seasonal Rainfall with Ghat sections, Mumbai surroundings & lakes seasonal maps

Maharashtra Rainfall Toppers from 01-06-2018 to ending till 8.30 am on 31-08-2018
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in mms

1. Lamaj, Mahabaleshwar - 7272

2. Shirgaon, Mulshi - 7150

3. Tamhini, Mulshi - 7090

4. Kitwade, Aajra - 7005

5. Davdi, Mulshi - 6820

6. Amboli, Sawantwadi - 6472

7. Tapola, Mahabaleshwar - 6013

8. Mahabaleshwar - 5799

9. Ambone, Mulshi - 5720

10. Revachiwadi, Gaganbawda - 5663

11. Dajipur, Radhanagari - 5649

Top 11 list compilation by Abhijit & Shivkumar

Maharashtra's Western Ghats Seasonal Rainfall Map below

Mumbai MMR Seasonal Rainfall Map below

Mumbai's water supplying lakes area rainfall map below with overall live storage is above 95%

All above three maps made by Tejas & it's data compiled by Abhijit with lakes input courtesy Richa Pinto TOI

Lamaj & Shirgaon (both Ghats section) becomes first stations in Maharashtra to cross 7K mark today!

Lamaj recorded 117 mm & Shirgaon recorded 100 mm rainfall ending 8.30am today.

Seasonal total Rainfall from 01-06-2018 to 27-08-2018 in mms:

Lamaj, Mahabaleshwar - 7097

Shirgaon, Mulshi - 7010

Tamhini becomes 3rd place to join 7K club.

With 50 mm rainfall today, Tamhini seasonal total on 7010 mm till 28-08-18

WEEKEND SEASONAL MONSOON STATISTICS 

1 JUN - 24 AUG 2018..

*All rainfall figures in mms and distances are straight line from Scz

A) MUMBAI CITY LIMITS..(population 1 crore)

1) Mumbai Scz has received 2121 mms rainfall with 55 rainy days (atleast 2.5 mms per day) .

July month rainfall was 1139 mms.

It has missed 7 rainy days by fraction of mms.

IMD Scz .. Lowest max temp : 26.2 c , Lowest min temp : 21.2 c 

The 21st century average monsoon rains for Mumbai Scz is 2472 mms (95% + of annual rains) and annual average is 2581 mms .
Rainy days(atleast 2.5 mms) are 70 to 80.

It has scored 8 centuries (100+ mms rain in 24 hrs)  this season .

Highest 24 hrs rainfall : 231 mms 

2) Vihar (8 kms) has received 3188 (*till 22 Aug) .

It received 1570 mms monthly rain in July.

3) Tulsi (14 kms) has received 2831 (*till 22 Aug) 

4) Vagaries Club -South Mumbai (15 kms) has received 2206  
Dadar - South Mumbai has received 2235

B) MUMBAI EXTENDED REGION (MMR)..(population 1 crore)

(within 50 kms radius towards East and North )

1) Thane city .. 2698  , Kalyan ..2423  , Vasai .. 2089 , Palghar .. 2295 , Panvel.. 2647 , Belapur ..2586 , Karjat ..3212 ,   Badlapur .. 3462 

2) Bhiwandi reported the highest 24 hrs rain in MMR till now.. 380 mms 

Badlapur ..324

3) Matheran hill station has received 4487 (Madikeri is at 4401)

4) Many MMR stations received 1500+ mms monthly rain in July .

C) GHATS (within 100 kms )..

Lonavala 4392 , Dawdi 6350 (Cherrapunji is at 4573)

D) Pune region (120 kms) ..leeward area (population: 50 lakhs)

1) Talegaon 705 , Pashan 497 , IMD Pune 391 , Bhosari 308

2) IMD Pune .. Lowest max 24 c , Lowest min 20.6 c

E) MAJOR CITIES RAINFALL

1) Very Heavy rains .. Mumbai Vihar 3188 , Thane city 2698 , Belapur(Navi Mumbai) 2586  

2) Heavy rains ..Cochin AP 2156 , Mumbai AP 2121 

2) Moderate rains .. Surat 1249 , Bhubaneshwar 1145 , Nagpur AP 1055 , Lucknow AP 1016 , Kolkata 961

3) Others ..   Rajkot 560 , Indore 536 , Guwahati 507 , Jaipur 493 , Delhi 458

4) Low rains .. Pune city 391, Ahmedabad 334 ,  Hyderabad 316 , Chennai 315 , Bengaluru 250 

F) Sub-division wise rains ..

Top 5 .. 1) Coastal Karnataka 2852 (+7%).. 2) Konkan & Goa 2647 (+8%) ..3) Kerala 2395 (+39%) .. 4) Sikkim SHWB 1181 (-21%)

5) Andaman Nicobar Islands 1057 (-8%)

Bottom 5 .. 1) Rayalaseema 139 (-42%).. 2) Tamilnadu 163 (-8%) 3) West Rajasthan 178 (-14%) .. 4) North Int.Karnataka 263 (-21%)

5) Haryana Delhi 274 (-23%)

At a glance .. Mumbai (Konkan sub-division) has received more monsoon rains than major cities as usual.

The western ghats near Mumbai have received more rains than Cherrapunji and are amongst the highest rain stations in the country.

Posted 23rd August Thursday Night:
-- Good rainfall likely in North India and NE India. (NE India is deficient now) on this weekend.
-- A fresh low pressure is likely to form in the Northern Bay around 27th August. Hence rainfall increases in Eastern India from 27th.
Resultant, An UAC may materialise over Central India around 27th.

Mumbai: A few heavy showers on Friday. Rain frequency and showers increasing to some extent on Saturday and Sunday. Sunday could see more rains, around 25-35 mms ( more in a couple of spots), maybe with thunder.
New Delhi: Showers on Friday with increase in rainfall and frequent showers on Saturday. Sunday will get occasional showers also.
Kolkata: Chances of occasional showers on Saturday and Sunday. Upto 20 mms/day.

A flood of the Century...See here

Kerala Floods and Heavy Rains August 2018....A Meteorological Explanation

Every year, the south-west monsoon gives heavy to very heavy rainfall over different parts of India spanning over the months from June-September. It has been observed that there is a significant increase in the frequency of very heavy rainfall events over the Indian landmass in the recent decades. In this year, the southwest monsoon seasonal rainfall in spite of being -7.7% below normal till 20 August, there were few episodes of very heavy rainfall in different parts of the country. This caused floods leading to huge loss of livelihood and property. The recent case was of “Kerala floods” which was triggered by very heavy rainfall during the period 14-16^th August 2018. From 0300 UTC of 14^th August to 0300 UTC of 15^th August, the average rainfall recorded in the state of Kerala as a whole was 130 mm. Another 138 mm was recorded in the next 24 hours. This was about 10 times higher than the normal.

It has been seen that anomalous strong westerlies were prevailing at 850 hPa between 5°N - 14°N from 14^th August onwards (Fig. 1a-1c). This strong westerly surge was mainly the response of the depression that had formed over the North Bay of Bengal on 14^th August. Also, there was anomalous moisture transport from the Arabian Sea towards Kerala during this period (Fig. 1d-1f). This anomalous moisture was seen converging over the region which led to a rise in the specific humidity. This acted as a fuel for anomalous high convection. Further, it has been observed that from 14^th August onwards strong divergence at upper levels started building up to the south-west of Kerala. This triggered the low level convergence near Kerala with values reaching up to 20 s^-1. This area of strong divergence at upper levels persisted on 15^th August and moved close to Kerala, leading to sustained convergence at lower levels over the region (Fig. 2a-2f). From Fig. 2g-2i it is evident that the relative vorticity also increased significantly from 14^th August onwards near the Kerala coast with values reaching up to 40*10^-6 s^-1 on 15^th August. This large positive relative vorticity along with strong convergence persisted near the coast of Kerala till the 16^th of August providing favorable conditions for enhanced convection thereby leading to anomalous increase in rainfall.

During this period of heavy rain, Madden Julian Oscillation (MJO) was in phase 6. This was not conducive for enhanced convection over the North Indian Ocean. This shows that MJO doesn’t seem to have played a role in this episode of heavy rainfall over Kerala.  Thus, initial analysis suggests that this heavy rainfall maybe a response of local thermodynamical conditions along with strong westerly surge that transported large amount of moisture leading to persistent widespread heavy rainfall for 2-3 days.

Fig. 1: (a-c) Wind anomalies from 14-16^th August. Color denote the magnitude of the wind anomalies. Vectors denote the direction. (d-f) Moisture flux transport (vectors) and moisture flux convergence/divergence (shading). Negative values denote convergence and positive values denote divergence.

Fig. 2: (a-c) Upper level divergence (s^-1). Thick contour denotes divergence, dashed contour denotes convergence. (d-f) Low level convergence (s^-1), thick contour denotes convergence, dashed contour denotes divergence. (g-i) Relative vorticity (850hPa) s^-1. Color denotes the magnitude of relative vorticity with blue shades as negative relative vorticity and green - red shades denote positive relative vorticity.

 References:

1.      Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (http://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/#)

2.      Earth System Research Laboratory Physical Science Division (https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/psd/cgi-bin/data/histdata/fnl.pl?date1=20180816&date2=20180816&days=1&var=Vector+Winds&level=850&type=1&proj=Custom&custproj=Cylindrical+Equidistant&xlat1=0&xlat2=30&xlon1=40&xlon2=100&labelc=Color&labels=Shaded&cint=&lowr=&highr=&scale=&Submit=Create+Plot)

3.      India Meteorological Department, Thiruvananthapuram (https://www.imdtvm.gov.in/)

4.      Tokyo Climate Center WMO Regional Climate Center in RA II (Asia) (https://ds.data.jma.go.jp/tcc/tcc/products/clisys/anim/anim_asia.html)

Four stations in Maharashtra's Ghats section has crossed 6000 mm rainfall mark for current season. With Kitwade is a topper in the state as of today.

Seasonal Rainfall in mm from 01-06-2018 to 18-08-2018:

Kitwade, Aajra - 6147 

Lamaj, Mahabaleshwar - 6131

Shirgaon, Mulshi - 6050

Tamhini, Mulshi - 6000

Marathawada, Vidarbha & N. Madhya Maha regions of Maharashtra gets much needed rain spell from BB-7 which moved west into the Vidarbha region yesterday.

First of all we will see in map below, how BB-7 helped Marathawada & North Madhya Maha's most districts to come out from deficit category.

First MH map dated 15 Aug 2018, before BB-7 entry in the state.

Second MH Map dated 17 Aug 2018, after BB-7 producing good rains in drought prone region.

Some main cities rainfall in mms ending 8.30am today on 17-08-18:

Jintur,Parbhani 222

Mahur, Nanded 205

Bavsingpura, Aurangabad 182

Aurangabad 157

Buldhana 130

Jalgaon 126
Chalisgaon 118

Nanded 102
Dhule 98

Osmanabad 85

Akola 84

Parbhani 78

Nagar 59

Malegaon 58


Nashik district rainfall on 17 Aug 2018 ending 8:30 am (Above 59 mm)

Mankhed (Surgana) 127

Borgaon (Surgana) 102

Peth 101

Surgana 86

Nanashi (Dindori) 80

Welunje (Trimbakeshwar) 80

Barhe (Surgana) 79

Abhona (Kalwan) 74

Kanashi (Kalwan) 74

Wehelgaon (Nandgaon) 73

Manmad (Nandgaon) 71

Dalwat (Kalwan) 70

Jategaon (Nandgaon) 69

Sawargaon (Yeola) 69

Koshimbe (Dindori) 66

Igatpuri 65

Mulher (Baglan) 64

Wadner (Malegaon) 63

Andarsul (Yeola) 62

Vadalibhoi (Chandwad) 62

Lasalgaon (Niphad) 61

Dangsaudane (Baglan) 60

Jaikheda (Baglan) 60

Jalgaon Neur (Yeola) 60

Nandgaon 60

Jogmodi (Peth) 59
Yeola 59

Nashik dt data compiled by Vagarian Shivkumar 


Navapur taluka in Nandurbar dist was lashed with heavy rains. Some Rainfall in mm ending 8.30am today:

Visarwadi - 235

Chinchpada - 192

Navapur - 140

Some ghat section rainfall in mms ending 8.30am today (Above 100 mm):

Rajur, Junnar 210

Kitwade 203

Khireshwar, Malshej 184

Tamhini 170

Ahupe 164

Mahabaleshwar 163

Asane 158

Davdi 150

Walwan 130

Amboli, Junnar 127

Dongarwadi 120

Lonavla 117

Navaja, Patan 110

Shirgaon, Bhor 105

Kumbheri 104

Rajapur,Ambegaon 102

Koyna 100

Some more rainfall data in cm ending 8.30am today from IMD (Above 6 cm):

Marathawada:

Kinwat (dist Nanded) 19, Kannad (dist Aurangabad) 17, Phulambri (dist Aurangabad) 15, Jalna (dist Jalna) 15, Pathri (dist Parbhani) 14, Jafrabad (dist Jalna) 14, Selu (dist Parbhani) 14, Mantha (dist Jalna) 13, Manvat (dist Parbhani) 13, Partur (dist Jalna) 13, Ghansawangi (dist Jalna) 13, Ardhapur (dist Nanded) 12, Badnapur (dist Jalna) 11, Himayatnagar (dist Nanded) 11, Vaijapur (dist Aurangabad) 11, Aundha Nagnath (dist Hingoli) 11, Purna (dist Parbhani) 10, Jintur (dist Parbhani) 10, Nanded - Imd Parttime (dist Nanded) 10, Sillod (dist Aurangabad) 10, Hadgaon (dist Nanded) 10, Bhokardan (dist Jalna) 10, Sonpeth (dist Parbhani) 9, Paithan (dist Aurangabad) 9, Manjlegaon (dist Beed) 9, Kallamnuri (dist Hingoli) 9, Osmanabad  Imd Parttime (dist Osmanabad) 9, Ambad (dist Jalna) 8, Vasmat (dist Hingoli) 7, Kandhar (dist Nanded) 7, Gangapur (dist Aurangabad) 7, Soegaon (dist Aurangabad) 7, Kaij (dist Beed) 7, Georai (dist Beed) 7, Mudkhed (dist Nanded) 7, Hingoli - Hydromet (dist Hingoli) 7, Parli Vaijnath (dist Beed) 6, Palam (dist Parbhani) 6, Bhokar (dist Nanded) 6, Khultabad (dist Aurangabad) 6

Madhya Maharashtra:

Raver (dist Jalgaon) 14,  Jamner (dist Jalgaon) 14, Dhadgaon/akrani- Hydro (dist Nandurbar) 10, Dhule (dist Dhule) 10, Parola (dist Jalgaon) 10, Erandol (dist Jalgaon) 10, Shirpur (dist Dhule) 9, Bodwad (dist Jalgaon) 9, Pachora (dist Jalgaon) 9, Chalisgaon (dist Jalgaon) 9, Gidhade - Fmo (dist Dhule) 7, Yaval (dist Jalgaon) 7, Dahigaon - Fmo (dist Jalgaon) 7, Shrirampur (dist Ahmednagar) 7, Girnadam - Fmo (dist Nashik) 7, Kopargaon (dist Ahmednagar) 6, Rahata (dist Ahmednagar) 6, Bhadgaon (dist Jalgaon) 6, Rahuri (dist Ahmednagar) 6, Chandgad (dist Kolhapur) 6, Dharangaon (dist Jalgaon) 6, Bhusawal (dist Jalgaon) 6, Chopda (dist Jalgaon) 6,  Satna Shevgaon (dist Ahmednagar) 6

Vidarbha:

Barshitakli (dist Akola) 16, Digras (dist Yeotmal) 13, Karanjalad (dist Washim) 13, Arni (dist Yeotmal) 13, Manora (dist Washim) 12, Deolgaon Raja (dist Buldhana) 11, Pusad (dist Yeotmal) 11, Patur (dist Akola) 10, Malkapur (dist Buldhana) 10, Sindkhed Raja (dist Buldhana) 10, Murtajapur (dist Akola) 9, Jalgaon Jamod (dist Buldhana) 9, Darwha (dist Yeotmal) 9, Motala (dist Buldhana) 9, Mangrulpir (dist Washim) 9, Joiti (dist Chandrapur) 9, Umerkhed (dist Yeotmal) 9, Mahagaon (dist Yeotmal) 8, Malegaon (dist Washim) 8, Lonar (dist Buldhana) 8, Chikhli (dist Buldhana) 8, Dharni (dist Amraoti) 8, Washim (dist Washim) 7, Mehkar (dist Buldhana) 7, Korpana (dist Chandrapur) 7, Risod (dist Washim) 7, Balapur (dist Akola) 6, Sangrampur (dist Buldhana) 6, Nandura (dist Buldhana) 6, Ner (dist Yeotmal) 6, Chikhalda (dist Amraoti) 6

Maharashtra's Top 11 stations Seasonal Rainfall with Ghat section seasonal Map

Maharashtra Rainfall Toppers from 01-06-2018 to ending till 8.30 am on 16-08-2018

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in mms

1. Shirgaon, Mulshi - 5860 

2. Lamaj, Mahabaleshwar - 5765 

3. Kitwade, Aajra - 5762 

4. Tamhini, Mulshi - 5730 

5. Davdi, Mulshi - 5430 

6. Amboli, Sawantwadi - 5302 

7. Patharpunj, Patan - 5068  (Till 9 Aug)

8. Ambone, Mulshi - 4870 

9. Tapola, Mahabaleshwar - 4695 

10. Mahabaleshwar - 4691

11. Revachiwadi, Gaganbawda - 4641

Maharashtra Ghat seasonal Rainfall Map below

Extreme Rains in Kerala in last 24 hrs ending 8.30 am on 15.08.2018
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in mm (min 150)

Kuttiyadi, Kozhikode - 410
Lower Periyar (Pambla), Idukki - 305 
Kakki Dam, Pathanamthitta - 295
Pookot, Wayanad - 279
Idukki Dam, Idukki - 235
Madupatty, Idukki - 232
Neeriamangalam, Idukki - 219
Karipur, Malappuram - 210
Kozhikode, Kozhikode - 197
Ponmudi, Idukki - 195
Neeleswaram, Eranakulam - 180
Idamalayar, Ernakulam - 173
Thariode, Wayanad - 162
Lower Sholayar, Thrissur - 160
Bansurasagar Dam, Wayanad - 158
Erimayaur, Palakkad - 158

Thanks PJ

Posted 14th August Evening:

After the passage of BB-6, we see BB-7 making progress and heading inland from the Odisha Coast. On 15th August, BB-7 should cross the coast as a Depression and move West/North-West. This track will be aided as the Monsoon Axis is shifting Southwards now.
And that's Good news for Central and Western India. 
Heavy rains in Odisha on 15th will shift Westwards on 17th towards Chattisgarh and East M.P. 
Heavy showers expected in Jabalpur on Wednesday 15th and Thursday 16th.

By Thursday 18th, we can the system bringing rains to Vidharbh and all of M.P. ...and the  regions of Gujarat (Saurashtra & Gujarat ) will see rains on Friday, or maybe earlier if the system moves fast.

Surat & Bharuch will see increased rains from Thursday, Friday/Saturday measuring 15-25 mms/day.
Valsad will see increasing rainfall from Thursday, going to 50 mms/day on the weekend.


System will be very weak by the time it reaches Sindh as a UAC. Light rains in Karachi and Sindh on Saturday/Sunday. 
BB-8 also expected in 2/3 days...so lets see the complicated developments !

Kerala and Coastal Karnataka will continue to get heavy rains till 17th, and decrease then.

Mumbai: After a dull spell by Mumbai standards, rainfall to increase from 16th Thursday. Thursday/Friday will see frequent showers maybe bringing around 50 mms/day in some parts. As of now, it seems more rains with heavy downpours on Saturday.
Pune: Already enjoying pleasant weather with the days around 25/26c, will continue with this weather range of 26c and 21/22c this week throughout. Rains upto 10 mms/day.

Delhi NCR: This week, few passing showers and light rains.

Mumbai SCZ records 11 mm rainfall today. With this long wait of 2000 mm mark get over!

As Seasonal rainfall on 2005 mm till today! 

So as said in yesterday's post it took long 23 days to score 102 mm rainfall! Which is one of slowest 100 mm!

Mumbai SCZ seasonal rainfall on 1997 mms till 5.30pm today. So more 3 mms away from 2000 mm mark ! 
Also remember SCZ was on 1903 mm on 21 July 2018 itself, so till 21 July situation was of fastest 2000 mm on card as was just 97 mm away & 10 days were in hand but that didn't happen !! 
And now instead, we are seeing one of the slowest 100 mm !! So it's called as Vagaries of Weather !! As it will be taking long 23 days to score 100 mms !! 
Meaning if by tomorrow SCZ seasonal total crosses 2003 mm mark then it can be said that for scoring 100 mms it taken long 23 days !

BB-7 will be forming by 13/14th of August in the North-West Bay of Bengal.

Under the influence of UAC over north coastal Odisha & same tilting with height in south-west wards, Telangana was lashed with heavy rains!!

Some rainfall in cm ending 8.30am on 12-08-18 from Telangana(above 7cm): 

Luxettipet (dist Mancherial) 27, Ramgundam (dist Peddapalle) 27, Utnur (dist
Adilabad) 25, Venkatapuram (dist J. Bhupalpally) 25, Venkatapur (dist J. Bhupalpally) 23,
Dharmapuri (dist Jagtial) 21, Julapalle (dist Peddapalle) 20, Mulug (dist J. Bhupalpally) 19,
Manthani (dist Peddapalle) 19, Mancherial (dist Mancherial) 19, Sultanabad (dist Peddapalle) 18,
Govindaraopet (dist J. Bhupalpally) 17, Pinapaka (dist B. Kothagudem) 16, Adilabad (dist
Adilabad) 15, Bhupalpalle (dist J. Bhupalpally) 15, Pegadapalle (dist Jagtial) 14, Shayampet (dist
Warangal_rural) 14, Khanpur (dist Nirmal) 14, Mogullapalle (dist J. Bhupalpally) 14,
Karimnagar (dist Karimnagar) 14, Parkal (dist Warangal_rural) 13, Gundala (dist B.
Kothagudem) 13, Chennur (dist Mancherial) 13, Nallabelly (dist Warangal_rural) 13,
Gangadhara (dist Karimnagar) 12, Kaleswaram (dist J. Bhupalpally) 12, Thimmapur (dist
Karimnagar) 12, Jagtial (dist Jagtial) 12, Navipet (dist Nizamabad) 12, Huzurabad (dist
Karimnagar) 12, Mallial (dist Jagtial) 12, Manuguru (dist B. Kothagudem) 11, Mudhole (dist
Nirmal) 11, Ibrahimpatnam (dist Rangareddy) 11, Yellandu (dist B. Kothagudem) 11, Mortad
(dist Nizamabad) 11, Atmakurwrgl (dist Warangal_rural) 11, Nandipet (dist Nizamabad) 11,
Tandur (dist Vikarabad) 11, Kammar Palle (dist Nizamabad) 11, Sarangapur (dist Jagtial) 11,
Nirmal (dist Nirmal) 11, Tekulapalle (dist B. Kothagudem) 11, Balkonda (dist Nizamabad) 11,
Boath (dist Adilabad) 10, Gudurwrgl (dist Mahabubabad) 10, Armur (dist Nizamabad) 10,
Bheemgal (dist Nizamabad) 10, Nizamabad (dist Nizamabad) 10, Velpur (dist Nizamabad) 10,
Hanamkonda (dist Warangal_urban) 9, Eturnagaram (dist J. Bhupalpally) 9, Bodhan (dist
Nizamabad) 9, Dich Palle (dist Nizamabad) 9, Metpalle (dist Jagtial) 9, Dummugudem (dist B.
Kothagudem) 9, Khanapur (dist Warangal_rural) 9, Yeda Palle (dist Nizamabad) 9, Bomraspeta
(dist Vikarabad) 9, Bejjanki (dist Siddipet) 8, Varni (dist Nizamabad) 8, Sirsilla (dist Rajanna
Sircilla) 8, Narsampet (dist Warangal_rural) 8, Shriramsag.pocha (dist Nirmal) 8, Ranjal (dist
Nizamabad) 8, Chandrugonda (dist B. Kothagudem) 8, Perur (dist J. Bhupalpally) 8, Makloor
(dist Nizamabad) 8, Bheemadevarpalle (dist Karimnagar) 8, Doma (dist Vikarabad) 8, Bayyaram
(dist Mahabubabad) 8, Aswapuram (dist B. Kothagudem) 7, Kondurg (dist Mahabubnagar) 7,
Dharmasagar (dist Warangal_urban) 7, Yellareddy (dist Kamareddy) 7, Banswada (dist
Kamareddy) 7, Lingampet (dist Kamareddy) 7, Kothagudem (dist Warangal_urban) 7, Kotgiri
(dist Nizamabad) 7, Nizam Sagar (dist Kamareddy) 7, Garla (dist Mahabubabad) 7, Dubbak (dist
Siddipet) 7, Sadasivanagar (dist Kamareddy) 7, Dhar Palle (dist Nizamabad) 7, Birkoor (dist
Kamareddy) 7


Above Data from IMD

Race to 6000 mm. Rainfall Toppers in South West Monsoon 2018, Talacauvery is the 1st to cross the mark this Monsoon in just 72 days
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Rainfall from 01.06.2018 to 11.08.2018 (in mm & min 4500 mm)

1. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 6086
2. Agumbe, Karnataka - 5888
3. Yadur, Karnataka - 5811
4. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 5667
5. Hulikal, Karnataka - 5637
6. Masitkatte, Karnataka - 5575
7. Shirgaon Ghat, Maharashtra - 5400
8. Lamaj, Maharashtra - 5170
9. Tamhini Ghat, Maharashtra - 5150
10. Patherpunj, Maharashtra - 5098
11. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 5034
12. Varahi, Karnataka - 5024
13. Kollur, Karnataka - 5000
14. Dawadi Ghat, Maharashtra - 4850
15. Pambla Dam, Kerala - 4614
16. Amboli, Maharashtra - 4606
17. Dabbaedka, Karnataka - 4225
18. Gavali, Karnataka - 4539 (till 31st July)
19. Ambone, Maharashtra - 4500

Metropolitan Cities minimum 3 million population - Rainfall from 01.06.2018 to 11.08.2018
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in mm

1.Mumbai - 1979
2.Surat - 1049
3.Kolkata - 867
4.Delhi - 382
5.Jaipur - 362
6.Pune - 319
7.Hyderabad - 247
8.Chennai - 238
9.Bangalore - 225
10.Ahmedabad - 169

Tamil Nadu Major Cities Rainfall from 01.06.2018 to 11.08.2018
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in mm

1.Salem - 394
2.Chennai - 238
3.Madurai - 140
4.Trichy - 117
5.Coimbatore - 87

Karnataka Top 5 Rainfall places from 01.06.2018 to 11.08.2018
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1. Talacauvery - 6086
2. Agumbe - 5888
3. Yadur - 5811
4. Hulikal - 5637
5. Masitkatte - 5575

Maharashtra Top 5 Rainfall places from 01.06.2018 to 11.08.2018
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1. Shirgaon Ghat - 5400
2. Lamaj - 5170
3. Tamhini Ghat - 5150
4. Patherpunj - 5098
5. Kitwade - 5034

Kerala Top 5 Rainfall places from 01.06.2018 to 11.08.2018
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1. Kuttiyadi - 5667
2. Pambla Dam - 4614
3. Thariode - 4021
4. Ponmudi - 3590
5. Kakki - 3570

Tamil Nadu Top 5 Rainfall places from 01.06.2018 to 11.08.2018
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1. Chinna Kallar, Coimbatore - 3309
2. Peria Kallar, Coimbatore - 3158
3. Sholayar Dam, Coimbatore - 3141
4. Avalanche, Nilgiris - 2774
5. Upper Bhavani, Nilgiris - 2658

Goa Top 5 Rainfall places from 01.06.2018 to 11.08.2018
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1. Valpoi - 2647
2. Sanguem - 2196
3. Pernem - 2187
4. Ponda - 2157
5. Ela - 2078

Above Info compiled by Vagaries Rainman Pradeep J

Heavy rains lashing Kerala
Some rainfall amounts sent by Jitjin vk

Extreme rainfall in kerala ending 8.30 today 9-8-2018. 
Pookot 539 (mm) 
Nilmbur 398 
Pamba 350 
Mananthavady 305 
Neariyamangalam 306 
Thariyode 295 
Ponmui 290 
Peermade 255 
Munnar 254 
Kuttiyadi 238 
Palakkad 214 

22 dams are opened and 20 landslide death are reported

Posted Sunday 5th August

BB-6 will be forming on the 6th of August in the Northern Bay of Bengal. Low Pressure, will move W/NW into Odisha. Odisha is getting rains on Sunday in association of the UAC embedded over the region (in the Monsoon Trough).

BB=6 is expected to track into Chattisgarh, where there will be heavy rains on Monday 6th. On 6th/7th, heavy rains are expected in adjoining East M.P. Jabalpur may miss the maximum intensity from the system. Chance of Thunder shower (in Jabalpur) on Wednesday.

System will weaken, but remain as a UAC and move into the North -West direction.Rains on Wednesday in Extreme North M.P. and adjoining U.P.

Fizzling out and may not bring the Monsoon axis Southwards.(From the current North Position).Result: Dhera Dun received 91 mms of rain on Sunday in 12 **hrs ended 8.30 pm with 25.4c as the day's high.

Kolkata Alipore saw 44 mms in the 12 hrs.

Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday: 

Mumbai: Light to moderate showers (Passing showers) and sunny periods keeping it warm'

Pune: No increase in rainfall.

Delhi NCR: Few showers, about 5-10 mms/day, next 3 days. Rainfall likely to increase from Friday.

Bhubaneshwar: Thunder showers on Monday/Tuesday...decreasing rains from Wednesday.

No increase in rainfall for Sindh. Karachi will not get rains next 3 days .( Less than 1 mm/day)