Sunday, October 08, 2017

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Past 18 year averages of Mumbai (western suburbs)..

Posted Sunday Night 8th October:

On Sunday see an upper air trough forming East-West along the North Maharashtra region. An UAC may form embedded in the trough on Tuesday.
Akola may see moderately heavy rains on Monday and Tuesday.
Aurangabad got 32 mms on Sunday evening, and showers may continue for 2 more days in the evenings.
As the system moves West, Rains likely in Surat and Valsad on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Mumbai: Thunder showers lashed Mumbai on Friday , Saturday and Sunday. Sunday Mulund and Thane regions saw the heaviest rains with Thane measuring 53 mms till .30 pm and Mulund (Mumbai) measuring 47 mms.
Monday/Tuesday: Partly cloudy and sunny days. Thunder clouds developing may precipitate light to moderate rains in some parts of Mumbai City. Rains will be less than the rains experienced in the weekend in Mumbai. Rains may increase on Wednesday 11th.
Pune: Monday will see the skies getting cloudy post noon. A thunder shower likely in some parts. Tuesday will see a heavier thunder shower in Pune and surrounding areas.
Kolkata3/4 days more...Showers to continue till Thursday.

South West Monsoon Withdrawal Line as on 8th October:

14 comments:

Abhijit Modak said...

Super 18kms Tall Electrical Thunderstorm struck Badlapur with heavy rains and more than double dozens strikes within 1km radius! Video available in following link hear the crackling ground strikes thundersound: https://youtu.be/QAZUCgKx_0s

Aks said...

As per IMD, Depression formed in North BOB... May initially move West-Northwest wards and concentrate into a Deep Depression... Oh Oh... So rainy weather just 10 days to Diwali for some parts of Western India as well...

Abhijit Banerjee said...

Intermittent rain alongwith gusty winds lashing Kolkata since midnight. Til noon today it is non stop......

Abhijit Modak said...

Yesterday evening Heavy Electrical Thunderstorm lashed some areas of Thane/Palghar/Raigad dist in Mumbai MMR

Some rainfall in mms ending 8.30am today (09-10-2017) :

Shahapur 95
Badlapur 89
Bhiwandi 80
Thane 64
Ambarnath 57
Titwala 53
Kalyan 49
Vasai 48
Manor 38
Murbad 37
Ulhasnagar 35
Virar 21
Karjat 20
Panvel 19
Rabale 18
Santacruz & Pen 10
Uran 9
Bhayandar & Deonar 8
Boisar 7
Palghar 6
Colaba & Roha 5

sset said...

Looks like again MAHA is in middle of monsoon like july/august!
Rains needs to end to allow NEM to set? otherwise never ending SWM - duration is increasing every passing year. IMD forecast heavy rains for MAHA.

Salim Ramani , Jabalpur said...

Rajesh sir

When will SW Monsoon withdrawal from East M.P ?
Will newly formed Depression give some rain to jabalpur ?

Thanks
Salim
Jabalpur (MP)

Konkani Don said...

This year monsoon ain't stopping. Chiplun crossed October monthly average. This monsoon total above 4500 mms

Rajesh said...

Salim: Vagaries did not think or consider much of this system...and did not mention it,nor number it. On 9th at 5.30 pm when it was declared as a DD, it as at 1002/1004 mb !
System will fizzle out in next 24 hrs. For Jabalpur Not much rain, except a few showers , not very widespread, on Tuesday.
Waiting for this low to fizzle out, and then we see Monsoon withdrawal proceed Southwards from line shown.

Low has formed over Marathwada /Madhya Mah.

Vijith Menon said...

rajesh sir - could we have some rain totals from these unseasonal rains. Hope the dams in marathwada fill to the brim.

VISHWAS said...

Novrain till now in santacruz but.
Dark and low-mid clouds developed...

Vinod Desai said...

Read in newspaper that uran close to navi mumbai got black rain on weekend. This could be due to fire at butcher island.

NilaY Wankawala said...

Credit Australian government Bureau of meteorology

Issued 10 October 2017

The latest ENSO Wrap-Up and Climate Model Summary are now available on the Bureau's website.

Weaker trade winds stall cooling in tropical Pacific

The El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) remains neutral. The surface of the tropical Pacific Ocean has warmed over the past fortnight as a result of weakened trade winds. This has reversed the cooling trend that had been observed since mid-winter. While sea surface temperatures remain well within the neutral range, anomalously cool water persists below the surface.

 International climate models surveyed by the Bureau suggest this recent surface warming may only be temporary, with further cooling of the tropical Pacific Ocean likely. Five of the eight models suggest sea surface temperatures will reach La Niña thresholds by December 2017, but only three maintain values for long enough to be classified as a La Niña event.

While unusual, it is not unheard of to see La Niña develop this late in the year. Of the late-developing La Niña events, their effect on summer rainfall has been mixed, with some leading to widespread above-average falls across eastern Australia, and others having minimal effect. The current 3-month rainfall outlook suggests only a 50% likelihood of wetter conditions in many parts of the country.

The Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) remains neutral. Three of the six climate models surveyed suggest positive IOD thresholds may be reached during spring, but these positive values would be short-lived as IOD events naturally decay by December. 

Next update expected on 24 October 2017 

 


sset said...

Navi Mumbai pouring buckets!

VISHWAS said...

Very light rain in santacruz..

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