BB-9 Effective Rainfall in Regions as on 15th August Morning :
Monday Evening Image
Odisha
The chief amount of rainfall recorded in cms are: Th Rampur (Kalahandi) 37, Kotpad (Koraput) 29,
K Nuagaon (Kandhamal) 23, Kalampur (Kalahandi) 22, Dabugan (Nawarangpur) 21, Baliguda (Kandhamal) 21, Batagaon (Sambalpur) 21, Madanpur Rampur (Kalahandi) 20,
Papadahandi (Nawarangpur) 19, Mandira Dam (Sundargarh) 19, Rajgangpur (Sundargarh) 18, Lanjigarh (Kalahandi) 18, Jaipatna (Kalahandi) 18, Phiringia (Kandhamal) 18, Borigumma (Koraput) 18,
Ambabhona (Bargarh) 17, Ambadola (Rayagada) 17, Kosagumda (Nawarangpur) 17, Bhawanipatna (Kalahandi) 17, Gudvela (Bolangir) 17, Narla (Kalahandi) 17, Nawarangpur (Nawarangpur) 17, Bamra (Sambalpur) 17, Nawarangpur Pto (Nawarangpur) 17, Chakapad (Kandhamal) 16, Jharsuguda (Jharsuguda) 16,
Kashipur (Rayagada) 15, Nandahandi (Nawarangpur) 15, Boudhgarh (Boudhgarh) 15, Sohela (Bargarh) 15, Tikabali (Kandhamal) 15, Tentulikhunti (Nawarangpur) 15, Karlamunda (Kalahandi) 15, Junagarh
Chattisgarh:In mms
Narayanpur 185.2 , Pakhanjur 176.6 Pusaur 173.3, Chaurasiya 173.8 Mohala 131.4, Baderajpur 121.9 ,Dondi 126.9
Balod 83.9 Dharamajaigarh 43.5 Maakdi 185.1 Dondilohara 86.0 Kharsiya 96.6 Gunderdehi 64.9 Lailunga 70.1 DANTEWADA Dantewada 80.2 Kuwakonda 65.4 Gurur 80.. Ambagarh 123.8 SURAJPUR Surajpur 26.4 Antagarh 149.8 Dongargaon 122.1 Bhaiyathan 44.2 Dongargarh 123.8
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August month but no break monsoon. Rains continue non stop over maharashtra mumbai.
Credit Australian Government Bureau of Metereology
Issued 16 August 2022
The latest Climate Driver Update and Climate Model Summary are now available on the Bureau's website.
La Niña ALERT—chance of La Niña increases
The Bureau's ENSO Outlook has been raised to La Niña ALERT. This is due to both renewed cooling in the tropical Pacific Ocean as well as climate models indicating La Niña is likely during the austral spring and early summer. Historically, when La Niña ALERT criteria have been met, La Niña has subsequently developed around 70% of the time; this is approximately triple the normal likelihood. La Niña events increase the chances of above-average rainfall for northern and eastern Australia during spring and summer.
The negative Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) event continues. The IOD index has been very close to or within negative IOD thresholds (i.e. at or below −0.4 °C) since early June, with the latest weekly value one of the strongest observed so far during this event. All surveyed climate models indicate that negative IOD conditions are likely to continue into late spring. A negative IOD event is typically associated with above average winter–spring rainfall for much of Australia.
The Southern Annular Mode (SAM) index is currently neutral and is likely to be mostly positive for the coming three months. During the spring months, positive SAM has a drying influence for western Tasmania, with a wetter influence for parts of eastern NSW and far eastern Victoria.
ENSO Outlook
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Current status: La Niña ALERT
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Next update expected on 30 August 2022
Is it going to enter Sindh as a depression Sir?? Severe rains for South Pakistan??
Entire southern India horrible dry. Heat wave. No rain since a month.
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