Thursday, August 01, 2019




MONSOON REPORT (1-6-2019 TO 31-7-2019)






TOTAL ALL INDIA RAINFALL (as on 31-7-2019)

410.5
SEASON +/-

-9.22%




TO ACHIEVE BY 30TH SEPTEMBER

required in mm
MINIMUM 700.0 mm 4.75
AVERAGE 887.5 mm 7.82
MAXIMUM 1100.0 mm 11.30




CURRENT RAINFALL PER DAY

6.73 mm




ALL INDIA SUBDIVISIONAL RAINFALL FIGURES


SUBDIVISION ACTUAL NORMAL DEP +/- (%)
KONKAN & GOA 2260.6 1757.8 29%
COASTAL KARNATAKA 1783.7 1983.0 -10%
SubHimayalanWestBengal & SIKKIM 1139.9 1109.2 3%
ASSAM & MEGHALAYA 1032.0 1054.6 -2%
ARUNACHAL PRADESH 1027.8 1014.5 1%
KERALA & MAHE 933.1 1363.1 -32%
A & N ISLAND 874.2 815.7 7%
LAKSHADWEEP 732.8 624.3 17%
Nagaland Manipur Mizoram Tripura 654.7 787.5 -17%
MADHYA MAHARASHTRA (Best) 518.1 397.8 30%
BIHAR 517.2 516.7 0%
CHHATTISGARH 498.5 569.0 -12%
WEST MADHYA PRADESH 455.7 393.1 16%
ODISHA 446.8 562.3 -21%
VIDARBHA 428.9 477.7 -10%
EAST MADHYA PRADESH 397.6 482.8 -18%
EAST UTTAR PRADESH 395.1 389.4 1%
GUJARAT REGION 378.8 478.7 -21%
UTTARAKHAND 373.1 585.5 -36%
EAST RAJASTHAN 342.1 285.7 20%
JHARKHAND 333.3 522.2 -36%
GANGETIC WEST BENGAL (Worst) 314.9 590.9 -47%
TELANGANA 303.8 368.2 -17%
JAMMU & KASHMIR 275.0 278.8 -1%
S. I. KARNATAKA 269.4 357.4 -25%
HIMACHAL PRADESH 267.9 373.5 -28%
WEST UTTAR PRADESH 243.4 319.9 -24%
N. I. KARNATAKA 239.9 230.6 4%
MARATHWADA 239.1 317.1 -25%
COASTAL AndhraPradesh and YANAM 236.0 263.1 -10%
PUNJAB 220.4 226.6 -3%
SAURASHTRA & KUTCH 192.7 289.6 -33%
Harayana. Chandigarh & DELHI 150.7 204.9 -26%
WEST RAJASTHAN 121.4 138.6 -12%
RAYALASEEMA 118.0 163.5 -28%
TamilNadu Puducherry and KARAIKAL 92.4 130.1 -29%




TOTAL ABOVE AVERAGE DAYS (1-6-2019 TO 31-7-2019)

16(26%)
TOTAL BELOW AVERAGE DAYS (1-6-2019 TO 31-7-2019)

45 (74%)












Subdivisions above Normal for the period
















Source IMD

10 comments:

Rajesh said...

Thanks for the per day information. Nice details overall.

Deepak said...

Rajesh sir what are the forecaste for this weekend in mumbai and their surroundings

sset said...
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Nimish Thaker said...

Hi Rajeshbhai, thanks for the weekend forecast for Mumbai, a tweet from Mr. Hosalikar, IMD Mumbai also mentions about the possibility of intense rainfall over Mumbai and surroundings from Saturday night. I am just trying to understand what is going to cause these rains? Is it the Low formation in BoB or the UAC in Arabian Sea that is persisting today? I didn't see the BoB low coming west in any of the models hence asking. Thanks

sset said...

Navi Mumbai non-stop heavy rains since morning! Expect torrential....

NilaY Wankawala said...

GSB Sir timely release of data with colour coding- Nice tabulation-

Latest snippets keeps mumbaikar correctly updated on rainfall forecasting in city and suburbs for days to come- Thanks for such a wonderful updation

Abizer kachwala said...

Sir,what about Nagothane and Roha region..same forecast?

sset said...

Places like Konkan-Maharashtra, GUJ, RAJ receives rains from both Bay lows, AS UAC. Bay lows always travels central India reach MAHA,GUJ,RAJ and AS as usual does. + AS trough keeps supplementing.

Abhijit Banerjee said...

Why Gangetic West Bengal is not getting proper rain?

Mehul said...

Once again in a week rajkot and near by villages received 200+ mm rain in just 4 to 5 hr without any forecasting...god is great we cant judge him.

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