[ Stay tuned ..updated 23 Jul 2017 ]
There have been 11 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
Update .. Highest Rainfall stations of Maha / Kar western ghats
Highest rainfall station in Mumbai city .. Vihar .. 2210 mms (1 Jun to 23 Jul)
Vagaries exclusive update .. State wise highest rainfall ( 1 Jun to 23 Jul )
21 comments:
Rohit,Can you provide the amount of rainfall total in Nagothane from 1.06.2017 till today.?
A fresh depression will form in bob in next 3days,,,,, what will be rainfall Forecast for west mp indore City which is complete dry even low pressure is lying over west mp from last 3 days
Couldn't agree more Rohit...thanks to the one person who is the flag bearer of this vagaries group...
SSET has made an important point in the previous comments section about priority of providing water to water deficit areas...while population of the globe has tripled since 1950..in India it has gone up from 370 million to about 1300 million which is 3.5 times higher...but the annual rainfall of India continues to remain at between 1000 to 1100 mm...so the per capita availability has crashed.
Recent research has shown that the Indus Valley Civilization ended around 1900 bc due to drying up of the Sarasvati and changes in monsoon rainfall...the surviving people eventually migrated mostly to the eastern Gangetic belt...(read the book 'The lost river...' by Michael Danino.)
My only request to SSET is to highlight this in other important forums etc and maybe start a awareness campaign which is meaningful. Vagaries should not be the only place where these issues are discussed..generally the readers here are more concerned with current weather analysis and its data..not its long term consequences.
Gurvinder
GSB has highlighted well ..Weather changes take centuries to even thousand years to morph into climate change ..The readers are more interested in the current data and analysis
Nagothane 2282 mms
@ Rohit Cherrapunji crossed 400 mm rainfall mark 2 times in this season.
638.2 mm on 17 June
410 mm on 3 June
Matheran crossed 3000 mms ..3034 mms till 5.30 pm today
North Gijarat weather condition Nexy 3-4 day?
It is nice to see that Western India is getting good rains. We in south Karnataka (Bangalore and south of Bangalore) are staring at another drought year. My farm near Malavalli has received 5 mm rains since June :( And the stream nearby (Shimsa rivulet) has become totally dry. I see a pattern now (I am observing this since last 9 years). The monsoons are failing regularly in this region (south interior karnataka excluding parts of Western ghats) and rains are now shifting towards north karnataka.
It is becoming scarier by the day.
Thanks Shivkumar..updated
It is time to study what is going wrong with such abrupt climate events in these stations to better understand environment al impacts. That will benefit the larger community than just basking in the feeling of pride from these numbers.
Where we can find the seasonal rainfall data of various cities ? (June 17 to till date )
Triveni thanga (Saurashtra) 430 mm today..from Shivkumar
Second instance of above 400 mms this monsoon at Saurashtra
Where is Rajesh Sir any body knows where he is
He will be back soon ..
Karnataka ghats rainfall will be updated tomorrow
Shridhara Rao exactly trying to convey since last few years. Anyway as GSB advised action needs to be initiated by state/union environment ministers - actually desertification of South east India has already started and slowly advancing south west,
bhatsa 90 pc, tansa modaksagar 100 pc, middle vaitarna 96 pc, upper vaitarna 91 pc, tulsi & vihar 92 pc, barvi 92 oc
all lakes for mumbai filled already before july.
water is available for next 10-11 months job done for the year
What about Ghat sections of SI KARNATAKA KERALA and TAMILNADU
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