Mt. Abu: 141 mms on 23rd July, 733 on 24th July and 734 mms on 25th July ..totalling to 1608 mms in 3 days ! The annual rainfall of many a places in India, or more than the annual rainfall ! The season's total for Mt. Abu till date is 2401 mms, which shows an excess of 1860 mms !
The comments say it all...
Abu record annual rain was in 1944: 3991 mms
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Mount Abu broken it's own record of all time highest rainfall !
Mount Abu records 773 mm in last 24 hours. Many stations break their all time high in Rajasthan. North Gujarat too is getting very heavy rainfall.
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One hell of rains have fallen in the Desert Region of Rajasthan and the north Gujarat belt and pounding continues. Mount Abu Tehsil and Mount Abu in Rajastan has got staggering 773 mm and 733 mm with in last 24 hours. With this, Mount Abu broke its all time high rainfall of 653 mm recorded on 8th September, 1992,
One hell of rains have fallen in the Desert Region of Rajasthan and the north Gujarat belt and pounding continues. Mount Abu Tehsil and Mount Abu in Rajastan has got staggering 773 mm and 733 mm with in last 24 hours. With this, Mount Abu broke its all time high rainfall of 653 mm recorded on 8th September, 1992,
Many stations in rajasthan has got nearly 50% of their annual rainfall in a day. North Gujarat too battered with Danitwada recording 342 mm rainfall, Palanpur 255 mm and Deesa 248 mm.
Rainfall in Rajasthan in mm ending 8.30 am on 24.07.2017
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Mount Abu Tehsil, Sirohi dt - 773
Mount Abu, Sirohi dt - 733
Angore, Sirohi dt - 445
Reodar, Sirohi dt - 403
Sirohi, Sirohi dt - 380
Pindwara, Sirohi dt - 303
Aburoad, Sirohi dt - 266
West Banas, Sirohi dt - 261
Sei Dam, Udaipur dt - 260
Bhinmal, Jalore dt - 257
Jawai Dam, Pali dt - 240
Sumerpur, Pali dt - 230
Rani, Pali dt - 187
Sheoganj, Sirohi dt - 175
Kotra, Udaipur dt - 170
Kotra, Udaipur dt - 167
Mithri, Pali dt - 165
Babalwara, Udaipur dt - 150
Ogna, Udaipur dt -143
Sanchore, Jalore dt - 138
Sayala, Jalore dt - 137
Bali, Pali dt - 137
Dantiwara, Pali dt - 137
Kot, Pali dt - 135
Somkagdar, Udaipur dt - 135
Desuri, Pali dt - 132
Kherwara, Udaipur dt - 132
Kherwara, Udaipur dt - 132
Dantaband, Sirohi dt - 131
Phutiya, Pali dt - 124
Pali, Pali dt - 122
Kana, Pali dt - 115
Marwarr Junction, Pali dt - 114
Salumbar, Udaipur dt - 114
Salumbar, Udaipur dt - 114
Beawar, Ajmer dt - 113
Jaisamand, Udaipur dt - 113
Muthana, Pali dt - 112
Beawar, Ajmer dt - 111
Sadri, Pali dt - 110
Pratapgarh, Pratapgarh dt - 110
Jhadol, Udaipur dt - 105
Jhadol, Udaipur dt - 105
Rishabdev, Udaipur dt - 102
Deogarh Rajsamand dt - 101
Wana, Cheetal dt - 100
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Mount Abu Tehsil, Sirohi dt - 773
Mount Abu, Sirohi dt - 733
Angore, Sirohi dt - 445
Reodar, Sirohi dt - 403
Sirohi, Sirohi dt - 380
Pindwara, Sirohi dt - 303
Aburoad, Sirohi dt - 266
West Banas, Sirohi dt - 261
Sei Dam, Udaipur dt - 260
Bhinmal, Jalore dt - 257
Jawai Dam, Pali dt - 240
Sumerpur, Pali dt - 230
Rani, Pali dt - 187
Sheoganj, Sirohi dt - 175
Kotra, Udaipur dt - 170
Kotra, Udaipur dt - 167
Mithri, Pali dt - 165
Babalwara, Udaipur dt - 150
Ogna, Udaipur dt -143
Sanchore, Jalore dt - 138
Sayala, Jalore dt - 137
Bali, Pali dt - 137
Dantiwara, Pali dt - 137
Kot, Pali dt - 135
Somkagdar, Udaipur dt - 135
Desuri, Pali dt - 132
Kherwara, Udaipur dt - 132
Kherwara, Udaipur dt - 132
Dantaband, Sirohi dt - 131
Phutiya, Pali dt - 124
Pali, Pali dt - 122
Kana, Pali dt - 115
Marwarr Junction, Pali dt - 114
Salumbar, Udaipur dt - 114
Salumbar, Udaipur dt - 114
Beawar, Ajmer dt - 113
Jaisamand, Udaipur dt - 113
Muthana, Pali dt - 112
Beawar, Ajmer dt - 111
Sadri, Pali dt - 110
Pratapgarh, Pratapgarh dt - 110
Jhadol, Udaipur dt - 105
Jhadol, Udaipur dt - 105
Rishabdev, Udaipur dt - 102
Deogarh Rajsamand dt - 101
Wana, Cheetal dt - 100
Flood water in Rajasthan - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q22NyDoMzXE
(Rainfall data Courtesy - Vagaries Rainman/ Tamil Nadu Weatherman - PJ)
As per hinted by various global models of extreme heavy rain event likely on Guj/Raj border by sticky system.. So as per the estimates, BB-5 has dumped historic rain in Mount Abu of S.Rajasthan yesterday !!
Mount Abu Tehsil recorded massive 773 mms & Mount Abu IMD 733 mms rainfall ending 8.30am today dated 24-07-2017 in past 24hrs !!
Above Source: IMD Pune and rainfall in cms
With this Mount abu broken it's own record of 653 mms which was recorded on 8th Sep 1992 !!
Some 500 mms+ extreme event in 24 hrs period for year 2017 till today:
Mount Abu,Rajasthan 773 mms on 24 July 2017
Cherrapunji,Meghalaya 638 mms on 17 June 2017
Chamorshi(Gadchiroli),Maharahstra 519 mms on 19 July 2017
Also there have been 12 instances of around 400 mms or more daily rainfall events this monsoon till now
North Konkan .. 3 instances (within a week) , Cherrapunji ..2 instances , Saurashtra .. 2 instances , South Gujarat .. 1 instance , Maharashtra western ghats .. 1 instance , Orissa .. 1 instance , Vidarbha .. 1 instance, South Rajasthan ..1 instance
24 comments:
Quick update Abhijit !!
Thanks Rohit .Yes we at Vagaries gives the latest info as it is available to us and believes in team effort ( special thanks to you and Vagarian Shivkumar)
Thanks Pradeep John (Vagaries Rainman) for detailed inputs
This reminds me of heavy rainfall event over Mumbai region of 26 July 2005 when many stations received over 700 mms and 2 stations over 1000 mms within 24 hrs
@Rohit Do you have the list of all stations from 26-27 July 2005 which got more than 400-500mm in a day?
Mount Abu more 119 mms till 11 am today
24 hrs rains around on 26 July 2005: Vihar Lake 1049 mms, Ambarnath 1010 mms ,Scz 944 mms Thane 74cms, TBI 72 cms, Bhiwandi 75 cms, Matheran 84 cms, Panvel 47 cms, Karjat 69 cms.
Rohit sir can you please mention full form of of TBI?
Tulsi 601 mms , Bhandup 81 cms , Kalyan 62 cms , Mahim 49 cms
Rohit ,do you have data for rainfall in Nagothane on 25-26th July,2005???I am very eager to know as I was just 4 at that time
WoW.!!Mt.Abu did give a tough fight to 26th July 2005 Mumbai rains.
PJ from Kea blog already stated about Raj extreme rains yesterday - 1000mm in 72hrs and it happened! 5th time extreme rains for GUJ since july. Unusual sustained low pressure needs to be analyzed - 900mb?? More powerful than 2013 GUJ floods.
It will be incorrect to term Rajasthan as desert. RAJ/GUJ have NOT seen any droughts for last 5 years. GUJ/RAJ/MAHA suffering from horrible floods while entire southern India suffers from horrible droughts - worst than 2016 - (some -ve correlation)
Rohit mentioned about water conservation/borewells - this will work if at least if it rains - but 70% southern India is suffering from continuous droughts for multiple years then only solution is river linking and coastal areas desalination (which is expensive)
Details of the massive Mumbai rainfall also available in vagaries extreme blog.
@Rohit Awesome. Thanks!
@ Abizer: Nagathone not had gauge 12 years back. so only at taluka places rain was used to measure in Tehsil offices.. So I will give you Roha reading.. As rain belt moved to south north with offshore effect so Roha-Poladpur saw heavy rain and flooding around 24 July 2005 to 26 July 2005.
Sudhagad recored 523 mms on 26 July 2005
Roha recorded 475 mms on 25th July 2005
Poladpur recorded 589 mms on 26 July 2005
Mangaon recorded 357 mms on 26 July 2005
Mahad recorded 352 mms on 26 July 2005
Exceptional rains in Rajasthan.NCR starving for good rain
Abhijit :Thanks for the data.
TBI : Thane Belapur Industrial Area
Vihar 2239 mms till 24 July 2017
Thanks rohit sir for replying me
Sset has done a commentable job ..Even 'varsha bhagwan' has listened and given very good rainfall to Raj/ Guj ..
It's a watershed moment ..
Either he should start his own blog or he should be aptly felicitated by creating his own page on this blog ..
Bloggers please suggest some good names for the same ..
Yeah correct Rohit. It's indeed catastrophic ! Mount Abu 734mm today & 773mm yesterday so total 1507mm in 48 hrs ! Got annual avg in just 2 days !!
Mount Abu seasonal rainfall 2401 mms till today !! Which is above normal by +1860 mms !!
So has crossed Chennai,Kolkata annual avg in just 2 days & Delhi, Pune avg in just 1 day & now verge on crossing Mumbai annual avg also
Rohitji -> It should have been other way round-> Will monsoon revive over southern India suffering from chronic drought or SWM is done for good over south India. Tirupathi boiling @ 41c (summer phase 2) No nature/GOD showing any mercy even over SW coast!
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