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Tuesday, June 30, 2020
June Month Rainfall Map for MMR region with Lakes storage & Ghats section of Maharashtra
North Konkan has witnessed Deficient June this year due to no proper set up of Monsoon westerlies depth till date.
Mumbai island city's Colaba ends in normal June rainfall category as recorded 524.5 mm for whole month so has got 97% of avg!
While Mumbai as whole city's representation Santacruz saw 395mm rainfall so has ended in deficit of -22% less rain for June 2020
Palghar Dist having Deficit June with -51% less rain than normal with some stations having up to -70% less rains in entire month. In below map, one can see Talasari month rainfall is only 119 mms! (which looks like as if is 24 hr rainfall figure)
Raigad Dist seeing -47% Deficit Rain
Thane Dist seeing -36% Deficit Rain
June 2020 Total Rainfall Map of Mumbai MMR in North Kokan division
Maharashtra's Western Ghats region Rainfall for June 2020
Amboli is 1st station to achieve 2K mark from Maha ghat
Mumbai water supplying lakes June month rainfall & current live storage till date
Above Maps by Vagarian Tejas Baxi & Data compiled by Vagarian Abhijit Modak
Nashik 47 mm ending 8.30am today. June ATR is broken. 364 mm seasonal rainfall till now. Previous record of wettest June ever was 353.9 mm in year 2005.
So Nashik city sets the new wettest record in June 2020!
Pune opposite of it's legacy with easterlies rain this June. Western suburbs like Pashan & Kothrud sees lowest rain with PCMC belt compare to eastern suburbs counter part
June 2020 month rainfall in mms of PMR:
Saswad 301
Hadapsar 293
Pune AP (Lohgaon) 284
Bibwewadi 248
Shivajinagar 222
Yerwada 221
Bhosari 199
Wakad 182
Katraj 181
Alandi 174
Chinchwad 167
Pashan 159
Tathawade 152
Talegaon 151
Kothrud 139
Aurangabad saw wettest June this year in more than decade period as recorded 497 mms rainfall and remained short by just 26 mm from breaking it's ATR of 523 mm which was recorded in June 1991.
So this may be 2nd wettest June also after 1991!
Also Aurangabad already received 66% of annual rain in just one month time as annual avg is of 750 mm
Data Courtesy: IMD & MH State Dept
Mumbai island city's Colaba ends in normal June rainfall category as recorded 524.5 mm for whole month so has got 97% of avg!
While Mumbai as whole city's representation Santacruz saw 395mm rainfall so has ended in deficit of -22% less rain for June 2020
Palghar Dist having Deficit June with -51% less rain than normal with some stations having up to -70% less rains in entire month. In below map, one can see Talasari month rainfall is only 119 mms! (which looks like as if is 24 hr rainfall figure)
Raigad Dist seeing -47% Deficit Rain
Thane Dist seeing -36% Deficit Rain
June 2020 Total Rainfall Map of Mumbai MMR in North Kokan division
Maharashtra's Western Ghats region Rainfall for June 2020
Amboli is 1st station to achieve 2K mark from Maha ghat
Mumbai water supplying lakes June month rainfall & current live storage till date
Lakes data courtesy Richa Pinto TOI
Above Maps by Vagarian Tejas Baxi & Data compiled by Vagarian Abhijit Modak
Nashik 47 mm ending 8.30am today. June ATR is broken. 364 mm seasonal rainfall till now. Previous record of wettest June ever was 353.9 mm in year 2005.
So Nashik city sets the new wettest record in June 2020!
Pune opposite of it's legacy with easterlies rain this June. Western suburbs like Pashan & Kothrud sees lowest rain with PCMC belt compare to eastern suburbs counter part
June 2020 month rainfall in mms of PMR:
Saswad 301
Hadapsar 293
Pune AP (Lohgaon) 284
Bibwewadi 248
Shivajinagar 222
Yerwada 221
Bhosari 199
Wakad 182
Katraj 181
Alandi 174
Chinchwad 167
Pashan 159
Tathawade 152
Talegaon 151
Kothrud 139
Aurangabad saw wettest June this year in more than decade period as recorded 497 mms rainfall and remained short by just 26 mm from breaking it's ATR of 523 mm which was recorded in June 1991.
So this may be 2nd wettest June also after 1991!
Also Aurangabad already received 66% of annual rain in just one month time as annual avg is of 750 mm
Data Courtesy: IMD & MH State Dept
Monday, September 30, 2019
Maharashtra Rainfall
Toppers from 01-06-2019 to ending till 8.30 am on 30-09-2019
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in mms
1. Lamaj, Mahabaleshwar – 10790
in mms
1. Lamaj, Mahabaleshwar – 10790
2. Tamhini, Mulshi – 9635
3. Amboli, Sawantwadi
– 9544
4. Patharpunj,
Patan – 9514
5. Shirgaon,
Mulshi - 9170
7. Jor,
Wai – 8728
8. Davdi, Mulshi - 8720
9. Mahabaleshwar – 8521
10.
Navaja, Patan - 8128
11. Ambone, Mulshi - 8050
11. Ambone, Mulshi - 8050
12.
Walwan, Mahabaleshwar - 8031
13.
Kitwade, Ajara - 7849
14.
Dongarwadi, Mulshi – 7790
15.
Shirgaon, Bhor - 7696
16.
Gaganbawada – 7518
Top 16 list Compilation by Abhijit
Maharashtra's Ghat sections, Mumbai surroundings & Lakes Seasonal Rainfall in map format (June to Sep SWM 2019)
Mumbai's water supplying lakes area rainfall (with live water storage on 99%) map
below
All above three maps made by Tejas & it's data compiled
by Abhijit with Lakes input courtesy Richa Pinto TOI
Highlights of Mumbai Monsoon 2019
1. One of the most delayed Monsoons set after 1974: 25th June. Record 28th June 1959
2. 5 days of Extreme rains in a day, after many years;235 mms June 29th,375 mms July 2nd, 219 mms July 27th 204 mms Aug 4th, 242 mms September 5th.
3.Wettest September ever: 1116 mms (Previous ATR 921 mms 1904)
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