Dwarka from west Saurashtra seasonal total 2199mm till today against seasonal average of 562mm..!! It's 391% against seasonal average..!!! (SOURCE : GSDMA)
Information by Vagarian G.Raninga
BB-8 effect:
COASTAL A.P. & YANAM 08/31/2024: Masulipatnam Cdr (dist Krishna) 18, Vijayawada(arg) (dist Ntr District) 18, Gudivada (dist Krishna) 17, Kaikalur (dist Eluru) 15, Narsapuram (dist West Godavari) 14, Amaravati (dist Guntur) 13, Vijayawada A.p. (dist Ntr District) 12, Mangalagiri (dist Guntur) 11, Nandigama (dist Ntr District) 11, Bheemavaram (dist West Godavari) 11, Palakoderu (dist West Godavari) 9, Tenali (dist Guntur) 9, Tiruvuru (dist Ntr District) 9, Guntur (dist Guntur) 9,
Pune Shivajinagar has recorded 279.3mm this August, making it the wettest August after 2014.
In 2014, August rain was 280.6mm.
The monsoon seasonal total for Pune Shivajinagar is now at 925.3mm. Data: IMD
29th August:: Major Event
Land Depression:
The Deep Depression over Kutch is likely to track South/South-West and emerge into the North East Arabian sea off Kutch and South Pakistan Coast.
Now, the interesting part;
With favourable conditions of SST at 28/29c, High vertical Wind shear and equatorial outflow, and estimated pressure to be at 992 mb,
System can possibly intensify into a (moderate) cyclone, maybe for a 6\10 hrs only.
The cyclone and system would track West/South -West, away from the Indian Coast.
A rare development , last witnessed in 1976...
Seen here in IMD Cyclone E atlas 👇
28th August
The rare land-based deep depression over Gujarat that has resulted in torrents of rain and flooding across the state is likely to emerge into the Arabian Sea by the morning of August 29 and intensify marginally while moving away from the coast on August 30, according to the latest update by the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
The IMD has not specified if the system would intensify into a tropical cyclone or not.
