Record breaking heat in the national capital

 20 February 2023

Delhi Safdarjung recorded 33.6c today which is 9 degrees above normal. This is the third-highest February temperature recorded there in history.

Delhi Jafarpur: 32.8c (+8 degrees above normal)

Delhi Ayanagar: 33.2c (+8 degrees above normal)

Delhi Lodi Road: 32.0c (+7 degrees above normal)

Delhi Palam: 32.5c (+7 degrees above normal)

Delhi Pitampura: 35.1c (+10 degrees above normal)

Delhi Pusa: 34.6c (+10 degrees above normal)

Highest temperatures record for Delhi

1. 34.1c on 26 Feb 2006

2. 33.9c on 17 Feb 1993

National capital facing the heat

 19th February 

Delhi Safdarjung recorded 31.5c (+7 degrees above normal). This is the second-highest temperature recorded in February after 2006.

Also, this is the 1st 30+ temperature for Delhi Safdarjung for this year.

Delhi Palam: 30.7c (+6 degrees above normal)

Delhi Ayanagar: 30.5c (+6 degrees above normal)

Delhi Pitampura: 32.4c (+8 degrees above normal)

Delhi Pusa: 31.7c (+7 degrees above normal)

Posted 11th Night

Hottest February on Cards for  India. ? 😨

We may be heading for record breaking hottest February for country in the recorded history

 Safdarjung today: 27.7c 5 degree above normal

 Delhi palam minimum temperature today: 16.2c, 6 degree above normal

Pune shivajinagar: 35.7c 4c above normal

Yesterday 10th

Widespread maximum temperature anomaly of greater than 5c was observed yesterday 

Jhansi: 33.4c 7c above normal

Bhopal: 32.8c 5c above normal

Gwalior: 32.7c, 7 c above normal

Jabalpur: 32.1c 5c above normal

I think it is due to presence of La Nina that feb is going to be hot

La Nina does not allows strong WD in general resulting in way above normal temperatures in absence of other teleconnections factors

For the period 12-14 Feb, a reduction of 3-4°C in maximum temperature is on the card for Haryana, Delhi NCR, and west UP. 

However, from 15 February, the maximum temperature will start rising. For the period 16 Feb-20 Feb entire west, central India, and Indo-Gangetic plains will see 4-6c above normal temperatures, with few cities likely to see maximum temperatures 7-8c above normal.

Delhi also likely to touch 31-32c between 18-20 February.

Severe heat as per February standards will heat west India central india north india between 16-21 feb.

Latest forecast indicates between 16-21 feb temperatures in central north India will be easily 7-9c above normal in many cities

Images credit IMD

Article by Vag. Vineetkumar. 

Postdoctoral Researcher
Typhoon Research Center

Jeju National University, South Korea

North India gets taste of Early Heat...excess Heat !

Poste 27th Morning

Bhubaneshwar touched 40.4c...the first 40c  for India this year 2021. Earlier too, Bhubaneshwar has been the first to touch 40c in India: 2009 on 26th Feb 40.1c, and again 40.1c on 25th in 2012. Earliest was in 2016 when Bhubaneshwar touched 40.9c on 20th Feb....This is earliest  Date for India as per Vagaries Records.

New Delhi which saw a high of 32.5c on 25th , reached 33.0c on 26th.  all time February record is 34.1c in 2006.

Highs on 26th: (Compiled By Vag. Vineet)

Amritsar : 29.5c, highest in Feb. in a decade

Bhatinda : 30.9c, 7 degree above normal

Ludhiana : 32.8c, 9 degree above normal. Highest in at least last 10 years

Patiala : 33.3c, 10 degree above normal

 

Agra : 34.6c, 7 degree above normal

Jhansi : 35.6c, highest feb temperature in at least a decade

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 Hardoi : 31.6c highest feb temperature in at least a decade

 Dehradun : 31.3c, 8 degree above normal,  all time record broken

 Sriganganagar : 33.5c, 8 degree above normal highest temperature in at least a decade

H.P: ...In spite of WD...

Simla 20.4c 8c above normal

sundernagar 29.3c...8c above Normal

Una 32.6c....8 above

Historical High for India ! Phalodi, Rajasthan, India, records India's highest ever temperature when it recorded 51.0c on 19th May 2016.
Other maximum temperatures in India on 19th May 2016...

1 Phalodi 51.0 °C
2 Churu 50.2 °C (Record...Highest ever)
3 Barmer 49.5 °C
4 Bikaner 49.5 °C 
Hottest in Gujarat: Ahmedabad (Highest ever) and Deesa at 48.0c. Hottest in Maharashtra: Jalgaon 46.6c.

Pakistan Met Department announces 52.2c in Larkana on 19th May 2016..
Other Pakistan Highs on 19th:
1 Jacobabad         51.5 °C
2 Bahawalnagar 50.0 °C
3 Sibi                         50.0 °C
4 Rohri                 49.0 °C

Position on Thursday 19th Night:
BB-1 is positioned at 16N and 83E, around 240 kms South West of Vizag, has turned track to East/North East. It is now tracking along the North West periphery of the STR. Will track North East.
The only signs of it being a cyclone (Roanu) is the Core pressure estimated at 985 mb and core winds estimated at 50 knts. With a decreased deep convection around the centre, nor any specific convective band seen, and with a persistent vertical shear, it does not resemble a cyclone in the satellite image. 
"Roanu" will keep its strength, or still deepen a bit, before weakening from Saturday.

Posted Wednesday 18th May Night:

18th May 2016...The Highest ever temperature (Official and reliable) for India has been recorded at Phalodi (West Rajasthan)...50.5c.
This is a record, and the Highest ever for India. 

(India's Highest ever...Officially they record 50.6c at Alwar...But reading is doubtful...even as per WMO......The station was open few months before and during 1956 it was giving too high maxima 5-6C higher than surrounding stations, than later it got normal. In early May 1956 it was not so hot, but slightly above the average, we can say like a normal day in early June, but not at record levels.)...From Vagaries Extreme
see also here

18th May Maximums:
Churu followed with 49.1c, Jaisalmer 48.8c, Barmer 48.1c. Hottest in Maharashtra on Wednesday was Akola at 47.1c, and Hottest in Gujarat was Surendranagar at 47.8c. Idar followed with 47.6c, Gandhinagar saw 47.0c  and Ahmedabad was hot at 46.9c.   
New Delhi Palam was 46.4c.

Across the border in Pakistan, it was sizzling with extreme temperatures....
Larkana in Sindh saw an unimaginable 52.0c,( Minimum at Larkana was 33.2c), Sibbi and Mohen-Jo- Daro saw 51.0c, Jacobabad and Padidan 50.5c...to mention the "above 50s" only.

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BB-1, a deep depression is located at 14.4N and 81.4E, 160 kms East of Nellore on Wednesday evening. Estimated pressure is 993 mb and core winds estimated at 40 knts. Tracking NE.

Scorching heat wave in Thailand is longest in 65 years ...National Record broken !

April in Thailand is typically hot and sweaty, but this year's scorching weather has set a record for the longest heat wave in at least 65 years.

The average peak temperature each day this month has been above 40c, with the mercury spiking one day to 44.3c— just short of the all-time record.
On this very day, April 27, in 1960, Thailand posted its hottest day ever recorded at 44.4c in the northern province of Uttaradit.

Maximiliano Informs:
Thailand National Record has been broken...The highest ever temperature of 44.6c was recorded at Hong Son on 28th April 2016.
Palakkad on 26th recorded 41.9c...The Hottest temperature ever recorded in Kerala. Kannur breaks it all time record with 39.2c.
Countries across Southeast Asia are feeling the heat. Sri Lanka: Jaffna broke its all time high record by touching 37.0c on 28th April, beating 36.7c recorded in 1983. 

Severe Heat continues in East, with Titlagarh at 46.0c being the hottest....The map shows the Eastern Region heat, and the Western Region with normal to below normal temperatures.

A Bifurcating Red Line is imposed on the Max Anomaly map (B).

From Tuesday, severe heat wave conditions abate from Karnataka, A.P. and Telengana. Day temperatures will drop 2/3c in these states from Tuesday. 

Severe heat wave prevails for a day on Tuesday in Odisha, and abates from Wednesday.
However, heat and hot conditions, with days above normal by 2/3c remain till Friday in Odisha, Gangetic West Bengal and East U.P.

The structural formation of the seasonal trough running through the peninsula was blocked due to a series of upper air WDs, and the formation of an "in shore " trough along the East Coast of India.. The "in shore" trough in the interiors of the East coast of India was the cause of the extreme heat running from West Bengal thru Odisha into A.P. and Telengana down to Karnataka.
The East coast trough becomes weak after Thursday 28th April, when the seasonal peninsula trough will be "allowed" and start to form.
Initially, it forms around Central Maharashtra (with Thunder showers in South Madhya Mah and Marathwada), and extends Southwards after a couple of days ( after Thursday).

Thence, after 1st/2nd May, the much needed and expected thunder showers in South ( Bangalore) and Central (N.I.Kar and South Mah) interior Peninsula, the heat relievers, will commence.

Bangalore: Local thunder showers brought the much needed relief to Bangalore on Monday. 20 mms was recorded in the afternoon/evening, and the city saw the temperature drop from a day's of 37.1c to 23.2c by 8.30 pm IST. Cloudy weather next 2 days, with a thunder shower or dust storm popping up in the vicinity. Days remain around 35c.

Kolkata: Hot conditions, with temperatures around 38-40c till Friday. A thunder shower expected in some parts and vicinity on Friday.

Below Post from Rohit:

Bizzare April 2016 till now  : 

• Bangalore (Garden city ) records same average max temp for April month as Chennai Airport  !! 

• Mumbai remains the mildest metro in April 
• ( Mumbai past ten days .. 33 / 24 ,  Bengaluru .. 37.5 / 25 ) 

• Hyderabad the hottest metro in April
• Kolkata hotter than Delhi 

   Avg . max temp in c  (1 April - 25 April 2016)

Bangalore records its highest ever temperature...Hottest day ever for the Garden City, Silicon City of India !
After weeks of relentless heat, Bangalore touched 39.2c on 24th April 2016.The previous record was held on for 85 years, and was 38.9c recorded on 22nd May 1931.

Last 30 days Graph for Bangalore...."Red" all over !

2 more all time records broken in Karnataka...Mysore records 39.9c and breaks its od record of 39.4c last recorded in 1917 !
Mandya with 39.6c, also broke its highest ever record of 39.1c recorded in May 2003.

On 24th April Sunday, Titlagarh shoots up to 48.5c (Hottest ever April Temperature)...4th day running as the Hottest place in the world !
Tirupati was very hot at 45.7c.

All time record broken as highest ever in Tamil Nadu...Dharmapuri which was 42c on 24th beats its all time high of 41.4c in May 1991.
Madurai at 42.3c and Tondi at 38c beat their April records.

Rainfall News from Cherrapunji: Available data indicates that Hailstrom occurred over M.O. Cherrapunji from 1645 to 1652 hrs IST 9 23rd April) with diameter is 50 mm; With 421 mms rain in 24 hrs ended 8.30 24th April, the rainfall from 1st March -24th April = 2211 mms.

Saturday 16th April 2016
TOP 10 hot centres of India....First 46 c max temp recorded today for India summer 2016 ..... Bankura breaks its all time record for April which was 45.2c recorded on 15th April 1973


1 Bankura (India) 46.0 °C
2 Sundargarh (India) 46.0 °C
3 Khajuraho (India) 45.6 °C
4 Nowgong (India) 45.5 °C
5 Banda (India) 45.4 °C
6 Jamshedpur (India) 45.1 °C
7 Bhawanipatna (India) 45.0 °C
8 Damoh (India) 45.0 °C
9 Ramgundam (India) 45.0 °C
10 Nizamabad (India) 44.9 °C

Sent by Patel Ankit 

Mahableshwar marginalised a bit lower on Saturday, topping 34c. 
I feel, the minimum in Mahableshwar could be near the highest recorded...it was 22.6c. I dont remember seeing this minimum in this station .

Mahableshwar  .. Warmer than Mumbai!! 
Mahableshwar, a Hill station in Maharashtra , at a height of 4500 feet ASL, is also caught in the grip of the National Heat wave. The station recorded  36.4c (5c above normal) on Friday.
Of course, the hottest April ever is not touched, which was a hot 37.6c on 21st April 1976. The highest ever record for Mahableshwar is 38.2c on 24th March 2003.
Pune soared to 40.8c and Aurangabad was hot at 41.2c on Friday.

The heat now creep into the heat prone region, Vidharbh. 
Wardha was 45c on Friday, Chandrapur 44.6c and Akola 44.4c. 
Nizamabad records a sizzling 44.9c !
Titlagarh (Odisha) recorded 45.7c !

Maharashtra Map...Many Places above 43c...(click and enlarge for better view) (Map from Rohit)

Kolkata DumDum has risen to 41.2c on Friday. 
Bangalore was at 37.5c. and Bangalore (HAL) was at 36.7c.

Max informs us of New Record for Chintamani town (Karnataka). The town recorded 38c on Thursday, beating its previous high of 37.6c recorded on 12th April 2010.

Heat has started in full strength in Pakistan also. On Thursday, Dadu was 46c and 45c at Pad idan, Jacobabad and Sh.Benazirabad.

On Friday, Pad idan and Sibbi recorded 43.5c and Jacobabad 43c. 

Kolkata Heat Wave...

And Banglore Heat Continues

Heat Wave Continues...

26th May 2015

As mentioned earlier, 26th May was a hot day, and indeed so, as we say a late report received from AWS Stations in Andhra Pradesh...
Kalidindi ( Krishna) 48.6c,  Savalyapuram 48.5c (Guntur), Mangalgiri (Guntur) 48.3c,  Kunavaram 48.2c (East Godavri), Gokavaram 47.7c (East Godavri), Seethanagram 47.7c,    Dwaraka Tirumalay 47.8c

Titalgarh 47.6c on 26th May.and 46.4c at Bundi (Rajasthan).

27th May 2015

Hot Places India 46c and above on 27th , Wednesday,

Daltonganj & Titalgarh 47.0c
Chandrapur  46.8c
Ongole 46.9c 
Nizamababad & Nandigama 46.6c 
Vijaywada AP, Raipur & Brahmapuri 46.2c
Nagpur Sonegaon  46.1c
Vijayawada / Gannavaram  46.0c
Heat Wave abates and day temperatures fall by 2c in Telengana, AP, Odisha and Vidharbha from 28th May ...

Pakistan:
Nawabshah 47.5c, Dadu  Moenjo daro 47c, Sibbi, Sukkur 46c

Nepal: Dipdayal at 42.7c.

Hottest Places in Oman on 26th May, Tuesday

Suwaiq 47.1c, Sohar 46.7c, Muscat AP 46.4c, Sur 46.2c

Monsoon Likely to advance into South West Sri Lanka on 29th May....and into Kerala by 3rd June as a feeble Current. Initial Pre Monsoon Showers expected in South Konkan around 3rd/4th June and North Konkan and Mumbai around 5th/6th June

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Embedded UAC in East West Shear Zone brings massive rains to Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 28.05.2015

The east-west shear zone now extends between 3.1 & 5.8 kms a.s.l. roughly along Lat. 9° N. Hailstorms were reported in Vellore and Virudhachalam.

in mm (min 40 mm)

Pochampalli, Krishnagiri - 126
Kammapuram, Cuddalore - 109
Peranampattu, Vellore - 107
Illuppur, Pudukkottai  - 106
Manachanallur, Trichy - 106
Sethiathope, Cuddalore - 95
K.V.Kuppam, Vellore - 81
Vanapuram, Thiruvannamalai - 79
Thottiyam, Trichy - 77
Kupppandam, Cuddalore - 72
Papanasam, Thanjavur - 71
Tiruppur, Tiruppur - 65
Kodumudi, Erode - 66
Virudachalam, Cuddalore - 64
Thuvakudi, Trichy - 64
Gingee, Villupuram - 64
Bhuvanagiri, Cuddalore - 61
Ayikudi, Tirunelveli - 61
K.M.Koil, Cuddalore - 58
Manelmedu, Thanjavur - 58
Perambalur, Perambalur - 58
Virinjipuram, Vellore - 58
Upper Anaicut, Trichy - 57
Komaratchi, Cuddalore - 56
S.Pudur, Sivganga - 55
Thiruverambur, Trichy - 55
Vanmahadevi, Cuddalore -  54
Annagramam, Cuddalore - 54
Tirupathur, Sivaganga - 53
Viralimalai, Pudukkottai - 53
Trichy Junction, Trichy - 51
Samayapuram, Trichy - 50
Sivagiri, Erode - 50
Kaveripakkam, Vellore - 49
Trichy Town, Trichy - 49
Kallakurichi, Villupuram - 48
Lalapet, Cuddalore - 47
Kandamangalam, Villipuram - 47
Erode, Erode - 47
Karamadai, Coimbatore - 46
Grand Anaicut, Thanjavur - 46
Karaiyur, Puddukottai - 45
Budalur, Thanjavur - 45
Musiri, Trichy - 44
Tondi, Ramanathapuram - 43
Trichy AP, Trichy - 43
Ambasamudram, Tirunelveli - 43
Madhanur, Vellore - 42
Sendurai, Ariyalur - 41
Mylam, Villupuram - 41
Kummapati, Trichy - 40
Golden Rock, Trichy - 40
Natham, Dindigul - 40
Penucondapuram, Krishnagiri - 40
Panamarathupatti, Salem - 40

Its not monsoon rains in Kerala, Rainfall ending 8.30 am on 28.05.2015

The east-west shear zone now extends between 3.1 & 5.8 kms a.s.l. roughly along Lat. 9° N.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Kozha - 75
Vaikom - 62
Kollengode - 58
Mancompu - 49
Kottayam - 43
Chittur - 42
Piravom - 39
Ottappalam - 39
Thrithala - 36
Irinjalakuda - 28
Perinthalmanna - 26
Perumbavur - 26
Idamalayar - 25
Nilambur - 24
Alathur - 23
Pattambi -  16
Palakkad - 15
Vynthala - 12
Angadippuram - 11
Mattanur - 10
Kodungallur - 10
Kunnamkulam - 10
Chimoni - 10
Vellanikkara - 10
Kochi AP - 10
Kanjirappally - 10

Karnataka gets rain after a week break, Rainfall ending 8.30 am on 28.05.2015

The east-west shear zone now extends between 3.1 & 5.8 kms a.s.l. roughly along Lat. 9° N. Rayalseema got most of the heavy rains.

in mm (min 35 mm)

Kanasavadi - 90
Nidugurthi - 90
Bandri - 90
Jyothigowdanapura - 88
Doddaalahalli - 86
Mittemari - 82
Channadevi Agrahara - 77
Haliyuru - 74
Gundal - 65
Poorigali - 63
Sadali - 62
Gudibande - 56
Ramanagara - 54
Tavarekere - 53
J.Timmasandra - 52
Kencharahalli - 50
Dotihal - 48
Haradanahally - 48
Kagalavadi - 47
Hesaraghatta - 46
Devaramarikunte - 45
Thimmannanayakanakote - 45
Suvarnavathi - 45
T.Narasipur - 44
Sugutur - 44
Roonour - 44
Sunnal - 44
Nelamangala - 44
Chickkaballapur - 42
Doddaballapur - 38
Kotabagi - 37
Halagur - 37
Chintamani - 37
Belagere - 36
Chelur - 36
Rayalpad - 36
Mamdapur - 35
Belavanki - 35
Talakadu - 35
Kechhenahalli - 35
Hosakere - 35
Katkol - 35
VatadaHosahalli - 35

Andhra gets relief from heat and rains after 10 days break, Rainfall ending 8.30 am on 28.05.2015

The east-west shear zone now extends between 3.1 & 5.8 kms a.s.l. roughly along Lat. 9° N. Rayalseema got most of the heavy rains.

in mm (min 30 mm)

Gorantla - 98
Nallamada - 72
Kondakamarla - 71
Udayagudam - 64
Atmakur - 63
Amadagur - 61
Chilamathur - 57
Malakavemula - 53
Kandukuru - 49
Hemavathi - 46
Obuladevaracheruvu - 45
Lepakshi - 43
Morubagal - 41
Gotur - 39
Nagarimadugu - 37
Pulagampalle - 37
Chalakur - 36
Rayadurg - 35
Mulakalacheruvu - 34
Kagithi - 33
Sangam - 32
Kanduru - 32
Reddigunta - 32
Tanakal - 30
Valasapalle - 30
Chinnathippa Samudram - 30
Munagapaka - 30
Chittoor - 30
Arogyavaram - 30

Panbari continues to post 100 mm rainfall, Assam and Meghalaya Rainfall ending 8.30 am on 27.05.2015

The trough extending between 1.5  & 2.1 kms a.s.l. from Bihar to coastal Odisha across Gangetic West Ben gal persists.

Assam

Panbari - 109
Nazira - 51
Badarpurghat - 37
Dhubri - 37
Haflong - 30
Tikrikilla - 30
Harinagar - 27
Jia-Bharali - 20
Kajigoan - 20
Rangia - 20
Maranhat - 20
North Lakhimpur - 18
Kampur - 17
Gossaigaon - 17
Dhupdhara - 17
Goalpara - 16
Amraghat - 16
Karimganj - 16
Annapurnaghat - 16
Dholai - 15
Gharmura - 15
Matunga - 15
Matijuri - 15
Manas N H Crossing - 15

Meghalaya

Cherrapunji - 85
Williamnagar - 70
Cherrapunji RKM - 60
Shella - 50
Baghmara - 45
Mawkyrwat - 30
Nongostin - 18
Shillong - 11
Ribhoi - 10
Jowai - 10

Posted Monday Night:
Hottest Centres on Monday 25th (Major and Small Stations) Of India, Pakistan & Nepal (46 C and above)

Pakistan:
Dadu 49.5c  Moen jo Daro, Nawabshah 48.5c, Larkana, Jacobabad 47.5c  Sukkur, Rohri 47c   Sibbi 46c

India:
(Non IMD Stations)
Bhattiprolu (AP)  48.1c
Dwaraka Tirumala  47.8c (AP)
Nelivada (AP) 47.7c

IMD Stations
Angul  47.0c
JANGAMAHESWARAPURAM 46.8c 
Sambalpur  46.6c (24th)
Rentachintala (India) 46.6c
Chandrapur  46.6c
Wardha  46.5c
Palam 46.5c
Daltonganj  46.4c
Jharsuguda  46.4c
TUNI 46.3c
Kakinada  46.1c
Agra 46.1c
Kota 46.0c


Nepal: Dipayal soars to 44.4c and Nepalgunj 40.9c

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Posted Sunday 24th:

Arabian Sea Branch: South West Monsoon Moves Eastwards into Maldives...under the influence of a trough.

Bay Branch: Monsoon active in Andamans. UAC active in North Andaman.
Monsoon current now pushing North towards Eastern Bangladesh and NE States for early arrival there.

Rains as on 23rd May: Mayabunder 93 mms, Long Islands 33 mms. and on 24th May, Port Blair 119 mms, Long Islands 65 mms.

Cherrapunji in Meghalaya & Panbari in Assam continue to put 100 mm rainfall with ease, ending 8.30 am on 26.05.2015

The upper air trough from Sub Himalayan west Bengal extending upto 1.5 km asl has become less marked

(min 20 mm)

Meghalaya

Cherrapunji - 147
Cherrapunji RKM - 117
Williamnagar - 100
Baghmara - 59
Nongstoin - 55
Barapani - 40
Mawkyrwat - 40
Ribhoi - 28
Jowai - 23

Assam

Panbari - 113
Dhubri - 49
Manas NH Crossing - 48
Pagladiya NT Crossing - 34
Goalpara - 34
Nalbari  - 30
Beki Mathanguri - 30
Rangia - 29
Mathanguri - 27
Kokrajhar - 26
Dharamtul - 26
Tezpur - 24
Dhupdhara - 23
Aie NH Xing - 21
Majbat - 20
Tangla - 20
Mushalpur - 20
Guwahati - 20
Patharughat - 20
Dhekiajuli - 20

Kanyakumari alone enjoys rains, while all other district suffer in heat wave, Tamil Nadu Rainfall ending 8.30 am on 25.05.2015

One more dam, Mambazhathuraiyaru gets overflowing in Kanyakumari.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Thuckalay, Kanyakumari - 79
Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari - 77
Anaikadangu, Kanyakumari - 45
Mambazamthuraiyar, Kanyakuamari - 43
Koliporvilai, Kanyakumari - 41
Arani, Thiruvannamalai - 28
Nagercoil, Kanyakumari - 27
Vembakkam, Thiruvannamalai - 26
Thiruvattur, Kanyakumari - 23
Mylaudy, Kanykumari - 22
Kuruthancode, Kanyakumari - 19
Munchirai, Kanyakumari - 19
Porthimund, Nilgiris - 18
Chetpet, Thiruvannamalai - 18
Adayamadai, Kanyakumari - 15
Cheyyar, Vellore - 13
Kunnathur, Kancheepuram - 12
Killiyoor, Kanyakumari - 11
Polur, Thiruvannamalai - 9
Colachel, Kanyakumari -8
Kottar, Kanyakumari - 8
Neyoor, Kanyakumari - 7
Ooty, Nilgiris - 5
Eraniel, Kanyakumari - 5
Mukurthy, Kanyakumari - 5
Perunchani, Kanyakumari - 5
Puthen Dam, Kanyakumari - 5

Massive Rains in Assam, Arunachal and Meghalaya, ending 8.30 am on 24.05.2015

The upper air cyclonic circulation over Sub Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim and neighbourhood now lies over Sub Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim and adjoining Eastern parts of Bihar and extends up to 1.5 km asl.

Meghalaya

(min 10 mm)

Cherrapunji RKM - 151
Cherrapunji - 106
Baghmara - 38
Basar -  24
Rongara - 13
Nongostin - 13
Williamnagar - 12

Assam

(min 25 mm)

Panbari - 150
Haflong - 60
Amarpur - 60
Harinagar - 57
Badarpurghat - 51
Mushalpur - 51
Matunga - 50
Dibrugarh AP - 46
Tezpur - 45
Dholai - 44
Silchar - 42
Chenimari - 41
Dhollabazar - 40
Dhemaji - 40
Mathanguri - 40
Moran - 40
Beki-Mathanguri - 40
Tinsukia - 39
Morang - 39
Annapurnaghat - 39
Karimganj - 38
AP Ghat - 38
Rangia - 36
Amraghat - 36
Maranhat - 36
Bahalpur - 32
Dillighat - 32
Naharkatia - 30
Kakopather -29
Naharkatia - 28
Kajigoan - 27
Dhekiajuli - 27
Goalpara - 26
Mazbat - 25
Chouldhowaghat - 25

Arunachal

(min 10 mm)

Arzoo - 126
Passighat - 89
Etalin - 85
Passighat - 82
Khupa - 82
Tezu - 48
Yupia - 42
Wakro - 41
Itanagar - 39
Tuting - 38
Bordmusa - 21
Geku - 19
Bhalukpong - 12
Kibithu - 10
Seppa - 10

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Posted Saturday 23rd May (Night)...

Moen jo Daro, Pakistan reaches 50c, Nawabshah saw 49.2c....and Sibbi (Pakistan) records a max of 48c and  a minimum of 35.0c on Saturday Morning...!! That's Hot ! Very Hot and sizzling !!

Hottest in India On Saturday was Vijaywada which measured 47.3c...Machillipatnam 46.9c, Ramagundum 46.8c, Jaisalmer & Nizamabad 46.5c, Varanasi 45.8c....New Delhi Palam 46.2c and S'Jung 44.5c. 
Kota saw a minimum of 32.6c Saturday morning.


Hottest Place in Nepal too crosses high limits on Saturday 23rd, with Dipayal recording 43.2c and Nepalgunj AP 42.2c.

Heat expected on Sunday 24th map below:

Friday, Kolkata Maximum temperature 37.7c, and Humidity  during Max temp was 60%..thus showing a Heat and Discomfort Index of 55c  !!This could lead to Heat stroke if exposed outside..
Sunday or Monday, Kolkata may see the temp touching 39/40c ...with Heat index possibly going upto 59c...Due care MUST be taken.