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
=====================
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)

Shirgaon (Mulshi) ghat becomes 1st station in Maharashtra to cross 5000 mm mark for the season. Shirgaon has got 5020 mm rainfall till today. 

Tamhini is closely nearby with a tally of 4900 mm & Patharpunj at 4888 mm till today.

 

MONSOON REPORT (1-6-2018 to 31-7-2018)
TOTAL ALL INDIA RAINFALL (as on 31-7-2018)					426.1 mm
SEASON +/-					-5.90%
TO ACHIEVE BY 30th SEPTEMBER					required in mm
MINIMUM	700	mm			4.49
AVERAGE	890	mm			7.6
MAXIMUM	1100	mm			11.05
CURRENT RAINFALL PER DAY					6.99 mm
ALL INDIA SUBDIVISIONAL RAINFALL FIGURES
SUBDIVISION			ACTUAL	NORMAL	DEP+/- %
KONKAN & GOA			2219.7	1809.1	23%
EAST RAJASTHAN			335.6	287.7	17%
KERALA			1607.0	1375.9	17%
WEST MADHYA PRADESH			441.0	397.0	11%
MADHYA MAHARASHTRA			428.9	387.8	11%
VIDARBHA			533.4	479.9	11%
WEST UTTAR PRADESH			354.9	329.3	8%
WEST RAJASTHAN			141.8	132.6	7%
ODISHA			589.6	551.1	7%
COASTAL ANDHRA PRADESH			281.1	264.3	6%
S. I. KARNATAKA			377.6	357.6	6%
PUNJAB			240.5	230.4	4%
HAR. CHD & DELHI			213.0	211.7	1%
COASTAL KARNATAKA			2044.4	2027.4	1%
JAMMU & KASHMIR			255.0	256.5	-1%
GUJARAT REGION			467.8	472.0	-1%
EAST MADHYA PRADESH			472.2	481.5	-2%
TAMILNADU & PONDICHERY			111.4	114.0	-2%
TELANGANA			366.4	377.1	-3%
CHHATTISGARH			538.3	563.0	-4%
UTTARAKHAND			546.9	595.9	-8%
MARATHWADA			301.1	330.5	-9%
GANGETIC WEST BENGAL			520.1	576.1	-10%
A & N ISLAND			757.6	846.3	-10%
HIMACHAL PRADESH			359.1	402.3	-11%
SAURASHTRA & KUTCH			229.4	275.4	-17%
N. I. KARNATAKA			196.3	239.6	-18%
EAST UTTAR PRADESH			329.1	405.8	-19%
SHWB & SIKKIM			885.8	1101.0	-20%
N M M T			638.3	827.1	-23%
BIHAR			391.9	512.0	-23%
JHARKHAND			406.8	532.1	-24%
ASSAM & MEGHALAYA			706.9	1056.2	-33%
ARUNACHAL PRADESH			655.0	1036.5	-37%
RAYALASEEMA			97.3	161.9	-40%
LAKSHADWEEP			354.4	617.9	-43%
TOTAL ABOVE AVERAGE DAYS (1-6-2018 to 31-7-2018)					25 (41%)
TOTAL BELOW AVERAGE DAYS (1-6-2018 to 31-7-2018)					36 (59%)
				SOURCE	IMD

Rainfall Toppers in South West Monsoon 2018, Talacauvery rocks this Monsoon - Rainfall from 01.06.2018 to 31.07.2018

(in mm & min 4000 mm)

1. Talacauvery, Karanataka - 5580
2. Agumbe, Karnataka - 5086
3. Yadur, Karnataka - 4975
4. Hulikal, Karnataka - 4777
5. Shirgaon Ghat, Maharashtra - 4690
6. Masitkatte, Karnataka - 4654
7. Tamhini Ghat, Maharashtra - 4620
8. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 4613
9. Gavali, Karnataka - 4539
10. Lamaj, Maharashtra - 4534
11. Patherpunj, Maharashtra - 4474
12. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 4282
13. Varahi, Karnataka - 4264
14. Dabbaedka, Karnataka - 4225
15. Dawadi Ghat, Maharashtra - 4210
16. Kollur, Karnataka - 4210
17. Amboli, Maharashtra - 4122
18. Anasi, Karnataka - 4098
19. Bhagamandala - 4038

Cherrapunji is lagging way behind with a rainfall of 3681 mm.

Metropolitan Cities minimum 3 million population - Rainfall from 01.06.2018 to 31.07.2018
------------------
in mm

1.Mumbai - 1931
2.Surat - 1038
3.Kolkata - 718
4.Delhi - 326
5.Pune - 303
6.Jaipur - 248
7.Hyderabad - 193
8.Chennai* - 180
9.Bangalore - 176
10.Ahmedabad - 152

* Chennai monsoon starts from October

Tamil Nadu Major Cities Rainfall from 01.06.2018 to 31.07.2018
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in mm

1.Salem - 369
2.Chennai - 180
3.Trichy - 116
4.Coimbatore - 77
5.Madurai - 68

Karnataka Top 5 Rainfall places from 01.06.2018 to 31.07.2018
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1. Talacauvery - 5580
2. Agumbe - 5086
3. Yadur - 4975
4. Hulikal - 4777
5. Mastikatte - 4654

Maharashtra Top 5 Rainfall places from 01.06.2018 to 31.07.2018
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1. Shirgaon Ghat - 4690
2. Tamhini Ghat - 4620
3. Lamaj - 4534
4. Patherpunj - 4474
5. Kitwade - 4282

Kerala Top 5 Rainfall places from 01.06.2018 to 31.07.2018
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1. Kuttiyadi - 4613 
2. Pambla Dam - 3745 
3. Thariode - 3312
4. Kakki - 3058
5. Ponmudi - 2909

Tamil Nadu Top 5 Rainfall places from 01.06.2018 to 31.07.2018
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1. Chinna Kallar, Coimbatore - 2946
2. Peria Kallar, Coimbatore - 2719
3. Sholayar Dam, Coimbatore - 2673
4. Avalanche, Nilgiris - 2520
5. Upper Bhavani, Nilgiris - 2448

Goa Top 5 Rainfall places from 01.06.2018 to 31.07.2018
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1. Valpoi - 2494
2. Pernem - 2112
3. Ponda - 2066
4. Sanguem - 2039
5. Ela - 2002