Sunday, June 23, 2019

Officially as per IMD, Southwest Monsoon advances in most parts of Marathwada & Vidarbha region in Maharashtra

Under influence of UAC, Heavy Thunderstorm rain lashed  Madhya Maha, Marathwada & Vidarbha region!

Some rainfall in cm ending 8.30am today:


MADHYA MAHARASHTRA


06/23/2019: Kopargaon (dist Ahmednagar) 13, Nevasa (dist Ahmednagar) 7, Kagal (dist Kolhapur) 6, Pathardi (dist Ahmednagar) 6, Rahuri (dist Ahmednagar) 5, Shrigonda (dist Ahmednagar) 5, Bhusawal (dist Jalgaon) 3, Gaganbawada (dist Kolhapur) 3, Shirur Ghodnadi (dist Pune) 3, Gargoti /
Bhudargad (dist Kolhapur) 2, Daund (dist Pune) 2, Jamkhed (dist Ahmednagar) 2, Madha (dist Sholapur) 2, Kavathe Mahakal (dist Sangli) 2, Rahata (dist Ahmednagar) 2, Jamner (dist Jalgaon) 2, Shevgaon (dist Ahmednagar) 2, Ambegaon Ghodegaon (dist Pune) 2, Atpadi (dist Sangli) 2, Kolhapur/karvir Imd (dist Kolhapur) 2



MARATHWADA


06/23/2019: Phulambri (dist Aurangabad) 11, Gangapur (dist Aurangabad) 5, Bhokardan (dist Jalna) 5, Bhum (dist Osmanabad) 5, Vaijapur (dist Aurangabad) 4, Aurangabad Ap-imd Obsy (dist Aurangabad) 4, Badnapur (dist Jalna) 3, Khultabad (dist
Aurangabad) 3, Sillod (dist Aurangabad) 2, Soegaon (dist Aurangabad) 2, Patoda (dist Beed) 2



VIDARBHA


Armori (dist Gadchiroli) 4, Chikhli (dist
Buldhana) 3, Arni (dist Yeotmal) 3, SindkhedRaja (dist Buldhana) 3,
Malegaon (dist Washim) 3, Narkheda (dist Nagpur) 3, Mehkar (distBuldhana) 3, Jalgaon Jamod (dist Buldhana) 3, Shegaon (dist Buldhana) 3, Ner (dist Yeotmal) 3,Joiti (dist Chandrapur) 3, Morsi (dist Amraoti) 2, Buldana (dist Buldhana) 3, Shegaon (dist Buldhana) 3, Ner (dist Yeotmal) 3,Joiti (dist Chandrapur) 3, Morsi (dist Amraoti) 2, Buldana (dist Buldhana) 2, Amraoti (dist Amraoti)2, Sindewahi (dist Chandrapur) 2, Washim (dist Washim) 2, Ghatanji (dist Yeotmal) 2, Mangrulpir(dist Washim) 2, Bramhapuri (dist Chandrapur) 2, Balapur (dist Akola) 2, Wani (dist Yeotmal) 2,Sangrampur (dist Buldhana) 2, Chandrapur (dist Chandrapur) 2, Darwha (dist Yeotmal) 2,Nandgaonkazi (dist Amraoti) 2, Deolgaon Raja (dist Buldhana) 2




Data courtesy IMD

9 comments:

emkay said...

850 windpattern over Mumbai is interesting

Seems moisture incursion happening even north to it and overnight rains in Ahmedabad/Gandhinagar monsoon type from South.

Aks said...

Rains in Ahmedabad and surrounding maybe due to UAC effect. The broad UAC is currently and unfortunately bypassing Mumbai coast area and significantly affecting Marathwada & Madhya Mah in positive way. Hope the monsoon enters Mumbai by tonight as the delay is causing lot of heartburns... eagerly awaiting for typical Mumbai monsoon rains.

emkay said...

IMD declares SWM upto Alibag

NilaY Wankawala said...

India's annual monsoon rains have covered nearly half of the country and conditions are favourable for further advancement into the central and western parts this week, a weather department official said on Monday.

Read Further at

https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/news/monsoon-rains-cover-half-of-the-country-imd/article28124000.ece

Half of the country covered says IMD and Mumbai is still awating for SWM to set in- A phenomenon never heared off-

sset said...

Looks like for a short time being SWM is following NEM style - always weak and failing !

Aks said...

Nilay - this proves that Nature is supreme. We are peanuts in front of the almighty Nature. It ahs its own way to balancing things. Humans can just forecast & pray that the rains are more than normal in all regions of country particularly when last couple of years were not good.

Abizer kachwala said...

Sir,please forecast for this week too,will monsoon remain subdued

NilaY Wankawala said...

CREDIT AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT BUREAU OF METEREOLOGY

Issued 25 June 2019

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

Positive Indian Ocean Dipole likely to drive Australian weather during winter to spring

ENSO Outlook
Our ENSO Outlook provides
up-to-date information on the likelihood of an El Niño or La Niña developing.

Current status: INACTIVE

The immediate likelihood of El Niño developing has passed, meaning the ENSO Outlook has been reset to INACTIVE. While the possibility of El Niño can't be completely ruled out for 2019, the tropical Pacific Ocean is more likely than not to remain in an ENSO-neutral phase over the coming months. Model outlooks indicate a positive Indian Ocean Dipole is likely to drive Australia's weather for much of the rest of 2019, meaning the likelihood of a drier than average winter–spring remains.

Oceanic and atmospheric indicators are now largely at ENSO-neutral levels. Tropical Pacific sea surface temperatures have cooled over the past fortnight but remain slightly warmer than average. Cloudiness near the Date Line and trade winds have been close to neutral over recent weeks, while the Southern Oscillation Index (SOI) has hovered around El Niño threshold values over the past month. With little anomalous warmth in the ocean sub-surface, most climate models indicate the tropical Pacific will continue shifting further away from El Niño thresholds through the winter.

In the Indian Ocean, waters remain average to cooler than average in eastern parts, and warmer than average further west; a pattern typical of a positive Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD). While the IOD index fell below the positive IOD threshold this week, climate models indicate this is likely to be temporary, with positive IOD values forecast to persist through winter and into spring. Typically, a positive IOD brings below average winter-spring rainfall, above average temperatures, and an earlier start to the fire season for southern and central Australia.

More information

Media enquiries: (03) 9669 4057 media@bom.gov.au

Next update expected on 9 July 2019

emkay said...

IMD has declared Maharashtra including Mumbai covered today

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