Posted 11th July:

Data compiled by Abhijit and Map by Tejas

Wet July (10 days) for Mumbai this Monsoon.
Santa Cruz received 869 mms of rain in the first 10 days of July. The season's total now stands at 1662 mms.
Well, let's see, the wettest July ever for Scruz was in 2014 when July recorded 1469 mms in the month. 600 mms more to catch up in 20 days !
The current record for the fastest 2000 mms at Santa Cruz was in 1965, when it touched 2000 mms on 30th July, in 60 days. Followed by 2005 when the total was surpassed on 31st July, in 61 days.
 
Is Mumbai in for the fastest 2000 mms ever ? Will it beat the previous record of 60 days this year ?
Short this year by 338 mms and 20 days to go to beat the record for fastest ever total of 2000 mms !

Colaba, just for the records, has crossed 2000 mms by July 3 times. In 1886, 1907 and 1991. But, we are still way behind for this station to cross 2000 mms by July end.603 mms to recover stilll for the fastest 2000 mms.

Colaba has managed 609 mms in July this year, with the seasonal total at 1397 mms.
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From Pradeep: 
 Race to 3000 mm in South West Monsoon 2018, who will reach it first Rainfall from 01.06.2018 to 10.07.2018
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1. Agumbe, Karnataka - 2807
2. Kollur, Karnataka - 2771
3. Hulikal, Karnataka - 2761
4. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 2638
5. Masitkatte, Karnataka - 2624
6. Yadur, Karnataka - 2621
7. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 2484
8. Anasi, Karnataka - 2381
9. Bhagamandala, Karnataka - 2347
10. Thariyode, Kerala - 2302

Posted 10th July Night:
Mumbai: Wednesday 11th will see frequent showers in regular intervals. But intensity may be heavy in some showers, but less potential of flooding in Mumbai. Average rainfall on Tuesday (Day) was 75mms, so we can expect 55-75 mms average.
Decreasing rainfall from Wednesday evening /night and Thursday.
May increase again from Friday.

Ahmadabad will get some heavy showers on Wednesday. North Gujarat regions will get heavy rainfall also.

After a hot day on Wednesday, Delhi NCR can expect thundershowers (cooling down the region) on Thursday and Friday.

Marathwada and Interior Madhya Mah will need to wait till 15th July to get meaningful rainfall. We will monitor the movement of the Low which is expected to form in the Bay around 14th.

Tuesday 10th,  Daytime rainfall in Mumbai was marginally less than Monday...In 12 hrs ended 8.30 pm, SCruz measured 111 mms and Colaba 39 mms (Average 75 mms). 

Total Water Storage available in all Mumbai Lakes combined is 5.50 lmltrs. That is 38% level is stored and available.

Posted Monday 9th July Night:

Mumbai City and surroundings received very frequent showers and heavy showers on Monday 9th....With Colaba measuring 110 mms and Scruz measuring  79 mms in the 12 hrs daytime from 8.30 am-8.30 pm. (Average 95 mms.)
More Areas rainfall in same period on Monday: Borivali West  76 mms, Andheri 51 mms, Chembur 40 mms, Kings Circle 81 mms.( average 60 mms.)

Mumbai City: Tuesday will see intermittent spells of heavy rainfall. Initial pre noon flooding possible in some parts. In terms of measure however the rains will be less than the amount of rain  of Monday. Heavy rains expected in Northern outer townships on Monday night.
Frequent heavy spells with continued intensity in rainfall on Wednesday.
However, Mumbai will see fresh spells from Friday 13th July. Fresh increase likely this weekend in Roha and Nagothane regions.

A low pressure is likely to form in the Bay off Odisha coast by the 13th/14th of July. Likely track will be W/NW, and will benefit Central India and Gujarat from 15th onwards...more later.

Lakes supplying water to Mumbai position as received from authorities:
Sir,    Good Morning,  
*Rainfall  and Level Report* at 6 am
Date : 09.07.2018
*Rainfall in mm* *(Daily / Season's rainfall)*
*Tansa* : 09.00 / 923.00 
*Modaksagar* :17.00 /988.00 
*Bhatsa*  : 15.00 / 857.00 
*Upper Vait.* : 05.00 /744.00 
*Middle Vait* : 03.00 /782.00

*Level in Meters* (+Rise / - Fall) 
*Tansa* :125.175(+0.177 M) 
*Modaksagar* :160.044 (+ 0.161m)
*Bhatsa* : 119.32 (+0.47m)
*Upper Vait.* : 597.19 (+0.09m)
*Middle Vait.* : 264.60 (+0.60m) 

A. S. RAO,
E.E.OPERATION

Massive Rains lashed N. Kokan coastal region. Most extreme heavy rainfall was between Borivali to Vasai-Virar to Palghar to Dahanu at coastline. 

Mumbai MMR Rainfall variation in below map.

N. Kokan saw heavy rains yesterday. Isolated places saw very very Heavy Rains from Bhiwandi to Kalyan to Karjat belt.

Rainfall variation in Mumbai MMR in map

Mumbai's water supplying lakes rainfall for today in below map:

Lakes Data credit to HAM operator Ankur

Overnight saw Heavy Rain in N. Kokan region. Huge rainfall variation between coastal & interior region can be seen in Mumbai MMR rainfall map for today

Overnight massive rains in interior N. Kokan of Thane, Palghar & Raigad dist 

Some rainfall in mms ending 8.30 am today on 07-07-18(Above 100mm):

Kudus, Wada 268

Goregaon, Badlapur 219

Kone, Wada 208

Wasind, Shahapur 195

Sakhar, Jawhar 192

Talwada, Vikramgad 180

Nate, Mahad 164

Khodala, Mokhada 137

Khardi, Shahapur 135

Wakan, Poladpur 125

Mokhada & Padagha, Bhiwandi 121

Titwala, Kalyan 113

Kasa, Dahanu 111

Kondvi, Poladpur 110

Kadav, Karjat 105

Kumbharli, Ambernath 103



Maharashtra's North Ghat section was also lashed by heavy rain

Above both Map by Vagarian Tejas & Data compiled by Vagarian Abhijit

Vidarbha region of Maharashtra was also lashed by heavy rain for last 48 hrs period. 

Some rainfall on 7 July ending 8:30 am (Above 150 mm):

Khapari (Nagpur) 347 mm

Songaon (Nagpur) 315 mm

Kanholibara (Nagpur) 301 mm

Nagpur IMD 282 mm

Hingana (Nagpur) 273 mm

Wanadongari (Nagpur) 273 mm

Takalghat (Nagpur) 265 mm

Gumagaon (Nagpur) 250 mm

Hudkeshwar (Nagpur) 220 mm

Korpana (Chandrapur) 211 mm

Kandhali (Wardha) 210 mm

Kelzhar (Wardha) 209 mm

Wadi (Nagpur) 206 mm

Gadchandur (Chandrapur) 200 mm

Hinganghat (Wardha) 200 mm

Bela (Nagpur) 199 mm

Parashivani (Nagpur) 193 mm

Sitabardi (Nagpur) 185 mm

Vaygaon (Wardha) 185 mm

Adegaon (Nagpur) 176 mm

Patan (Chandrapur) 170 mm

Ramtek (Nagpur) 170 mm

Chimur (Chandrapur) 167 mm

Jivati (Chandrapur) 165 mm

Wagholi (Wardha) 161 mm

Pachagaon (Nagpur) 153 mm
Samudrapur (Wardha) 143 mm

Vidarbha region rainfall on 6 July ending 8:30 am (Above 100 mm)

Sirsi (Nagpur) 216 mm

Umared (Nagpur) 178 mm

Kargaon (Nagpur) 140 mm

Hewanti (Nagpur) 135 mm

Nand (Nagpur) 135 mm

Pavani (Bhandara) 115 mm

Bhiwapur (Nagpur) 111 mm

Mauda (Nagpur) 111 mm

Pachgaon (Nagpur) 110 mm

Bamni (Gadchiroli) 109 mm

Asgaon (Bhandara) 106 mm

Kondha (Bhandara) 104 mm

Vidarbha Rainfall info credit to Vagarian Shivkumar

Orange city Nagpur was lashed by heavy Thunderstorm Rain today day time. As recorded massive 265 mms rainfall till 5.30 pm in past 9 hrs (in that recorded 263 mms in just 6 hrs).

Also if we look day wise, Nagpur received 319 mms rainfall from 3am to 3pm in 12 hrs !

Yesterday Maharashtra Ghats section received heavy rains

Below is rainfall details in map format:

Map by Vagarian Tejas & Data compiled by Vagarian Abhijit

Some more Maharashtra Ghats rainfall in mms for past 24 hrs ending 8.30 am on 06-07-18:

Walwan, Mahabaleshwar 266
Chatav, Ratnagiri 263
Tamhini 230
Shirgaon ghat 210
Jor, Satara 202
Dungarwadi 200

Tapola, Mahabaleshwar 195 

Talwat, Dodamarg 188 

Dodamarg, Sindhudurg 174

Gavase, Kolhapur 160

Few inputs helped by Vagarian Shivkumar