Posted Sunday Night 11.50 pm IST

Posted for Mumbai... 

An elongated circulation associated with the Bay low BB-5 is preventing westerlies to set in over the northern konkan coast, thereby delaying the typical heavy rain associated with low clouds. This feature is however helping interior Maharashtra regions in getting rain/Thundershowers. 

Additionally, an upper air circulation at 700 hPa level (~3.3 km altitude) may develop off Mumbai coast by tomorrow, and so there remains the possibility of some moderate-heavy rain/Thundershowers for coastal  areas of North konkan for another 24-48 hours.

This elongated circulation is also giving Thundershowers over Southwest Rajasthan, parts of Kutch and Sindh region. 

Thundershowers with varying intensity likely across Saurashtra region for next 2 days

Vagarian Shreyas ( U. S) assisted in this write up. 

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Posted 9th July Afternoon:

Much awaited active phase of Monsoon 2021 has started and expected to further push Monsoon to cover All India (Including Delhi).. 

Delhi NCR: Monsoon arrival likely by 11th July. Humidity increasing over northwest plains due to southeast winds. Thundershowers likely on 11th and 12th, and particularly heavy  on 12th.

Kerala, coastal Karnataka and Kaveri catchment areas in the Ghats likely to get heavy rain from today 9th till Sunday 11th July. 

With the strengthening of west coast offshore trough, rainfall expected to increase along the Konkan-Goa coast from today and increasing further on Sunday 11th July  into the week beginning 12th July.. 

Mumbai and MMR: Heavy Rains  from Sunday into next week. 

Maintaining the earlier forecast of increase in rainfall from weekend, Rainfall will increase from Friday 9th  and with some heavy thunder spells on Sunday 11th  & Monday 12th..

Can expect heavy falls on Sunday thru Tuesday with possibility of  45-85 mms (avg) per day on Sunday/Monday.

Pune: Increase in Showers frequency from Sunday 11th. Into next week, there will be frequent moderate showers in Pune. Cool days at maximum 25c from Sunday into next week.

Goa: Very Heavy rainfall likely from Sunday 11th thru next 3/4 days...Cumulative around 200 mms for the period.

Marathwada region (Aurangabad, Jalna, Osmanabad, Latur, Nanded): Light to moderate rain on 9th and 10th, possibly increasing from 11th July and good rains for next 4 days.. 

Vidarbha region will also see moderate rain/Thundershowers on 9th and 10th, with some increase on 11th. 

Monsoon reviving in Gujarat Region from 10th. Wait for a few more days for Saurashtra revival.

Surat/Valsad can get Thundershowers from 10th and 11th July and extended rains into next week. Around 10-30 mms /day..

Vadodara, Bharuch and Ahmedabad can also get Thundershowers on  11th & 12th July.

Bay low BB-5 likely to form by 11th July off the north AP coast and track in a west-northwest direction ( Along a trough created) across Telangana and Vidarbha region. 

 Posted 7th July afternoon:

Bay Low forming around 11th July..off A.P./Odisha coast:

Hyderabad will get good heavy showers on 8th, and very heavy rains on 12th/13th. Exceeding 80-90 mms /day.

Monsoon 2021 expected to move into Delhi by 11th July. Thunder Showers expected from 9th .

The Most delayed Monsoon was in 1987...July 26th.

Marginal Revival of Monsoon seen in South Gujarat, Gujarat Region and Saurashtra after 11th July.

Surat and Valsad coast will see better revival from 11th July along with the West Coast revival.

Goa: Occasional regular showers on Thursday & Friday. But frequency and intensity of rainfall increasing after Saturday to almost 30-50 mms/day.

Mumbai forecast: 

Wednesday 7th to Friday 9th July: Warm and humid, Partly cloudy sky with few passing showers (8-10 mm/day on average), 

Friday may see some increase in rainfall. 

Expecting increased thunder rainfall from Saturday/ Sunday into next week. This dry anxious spell will definitely change to typical Mumbai Monsoon weather from Saturday. 

Saturday (10th July) and Sunday (11th July): Rainfall may increase for Mumbai MMR region. Sunday may see some heavy spells ( between 30-70 mm) average. Next week expected to be wet.

Will update weekend weather again on Friday. 

Mumbai Water Suppling Lakes Storage:

• 18.72%
  Combined live storage across all lakes compared to 11.10% same time last year.
• 70
  Number of days of supply left in all lakes combined.

Pune : Got the localised Thunder Shower on Tuesday and can get on Wednesday 7th.

Increase in regular rainfall from 10th weekend.

Marathwada ( Aurangabad District) can also get a revival in rainfall from Friday 9th. 

Thunder Showers expected on 10th /11th.

Please note this dry spell will end by 9th.Soil moisture will improve.

See soil Moisture Map of Marathwada. 2nd Map shows increase in next week.

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Massive Short Term Cloudburst in Pune

 6th July

#Pashan in #Pune recorded massive 83mm thunderstorm rains in just 40mins(4:20pm-5:00pm) today! 

Out of which 43mm recorded just in 15mins( 4:45pm-5:00pm). 

Cloudburst?

Today's thunderstorm rainfall figures for Pune district till 8:30pm:- compilation by Vag. Abhishek

1.Pashan:87mm

2.Nira Deoghar:66mm

3.Walhe(Purandar):56mm

4.Indapur:34mm

5.Daund:30mm

6.Pimple Saudagar:16mm

7.Magarpatta(Amanora):14mm

All India SWM Toppers and State Wide Toppers from 01.06.2021 to 30.06.2021

 

All India Rainfall Toppers from 01-06-2021 to 30-06-2021
Min (1500 mm)

1. Mawsynaram, Meghalaya – 2597
2. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya – 2547
3. Kitwade, Maharashrta – 2167
4. Amboli, Maharashtra – 2032
5. Ambavali, Maharashtra – 2019
6. Shirshi, Maharrashtra – 1840
7. Bharne, Maharashtra – 1623
8. Agumbe, Karnataka – 1591
9. Gaganbawada, Maharashtra – 1548
10. Dapoli, Maharashtra – 1537
11. Khed, Maharashtra – 1515
12. Dajipur, Maharashtra – 1509
13. Gavali, Karnataka – 1503
14. Pernem, Goa – 1489

Maharashtra SWM Toppers from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
(min 1500 mm)

1. Kitwade, Kolhapur – 2167
2. Amboli, Sindhudurg – 2032
3. Ambavali, Ratnagiri – 2019
4. Shirshi, Ratnagiri – 1840
5. Bharne, Ratnagiri – 1623
6. Patgaon, Kolhapur – 1590
7. Gaganbawada, Kolhapur – 1548
8. Dapoli, Ratnagiri – 1537
9. Khed, Ratnagiri – 1515
10. Dajipur, Kolhapur – 1509

Karnatata SWM Toppers from 01.06.20 to 30.06.2021
(min 1300 mm)

1. Agumbe, Shimoga – 1591
2. Gavali, Belgaum – 1503
3. Castle Rock, Uttar Kannada - 1456
4. Kundal, Uttar Kannada – 1452
5. Yadur, Shimoga – 1440
6. Kollur, Udupi – 1417
7. Bare, Uttar Kannada – 1389
8. Hulikal, Shimoga – 1351
9. Vendse, Udupi – 1345
10. Nilkund, Uttar Kannada – 1311

North East India SWM Toppers from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
(min 750 mm)

1. Mawsynaram, Meghalaya – 2597
2. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya – 2547
3. Mathanguri, Assam – 1040
4. Passighat, Arunachal Pradesh – 881
5. Kharkhana, Meghalaya – 863
6. Panbari, Assam – 840
7. Barpeta, Assam – 826
8. Chouldhowaghat, Assam – 774
9. Manas NH Crossing, Assam – 768
10. Beki Road bridge, Assam 763

Goa SWM Toppers from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
(min 800 mm)

1. Pernem – 1489
2. Quepem – 1131
3. Valpoi – 1132
4. Ganjem – 1079
5. Sanguem – 1010
6. Sanquelim – 998
7. Mapusa – 955
8. Ela – 904
9. Panaji – 832
10. Margao – 811

West Bengal & Sikkim SWM Toppers from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
(min 650 mm)

1. Banarhat, West Bengal – 961
2. Gangtok, Sikkim – 942
3. Alipurduar, West Bengal – 934
4. Barabisha, West Bengal – 930
5. Hasimara, West Bengal – 787
6. Nagrakata, West Bengal – 730
7. Malbazar, West Bengal – 723
8. Bankura, West Bengal – 695
9. Neora, West Bengal – 668
10. Gazoldoba, West Bengal – 660

Kerala SWM Toppers from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
(min 700 mm)

1. Kakkayam, Kozhikode – 1092
2. Kakki Dam, Pathanmthitta – 983
3. Painavu, Idukki – 931
4. Peermade, Idukki – 843
5. Pambla Dam, Idukki – 785
6. Teekoy Estate, Kottayam – 731
7. Kottiyoor, Kannur – 731
8. Idukki, Idukki – 729
9. Padiyathadukka, Kasargod – 702
10. Kalladi, Wayanad & Braemore, Trivandrum – 700

Tamil Nadu SWM Toppers from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
(min 350 mm)

1. Avalanche, Nilgiris – 746
2. Chinnakallar, Coimbatore – 725
3. Pandalur, Nilgiris – 690
4. Porthimund, Nilgiris – 644
5. Upper Bhavani, Nilgiris – 633
6. Periyakallar (Valparai PTO), Coimbatore – 616
7. Mukurthy, Nilgiris – 596
8. Parsons Valley, Nilgiris – 558
9. Cincona, Coimbatore – 518
10. Sholayar Dam, Coimbatore – 513
11. Periyar Dam, Theni – 431
12. Devala, Nilgiris – 429
13. Valparai PAP, Coimbatore – 407
14. Valparai Taluk Office, Coimbatore – 388
15. Wood Briar Estate, Nilgiris – 364

Gujarat SWM Toppers from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
(min 350 mm)

1. Anand, Anand – 468
2. Damanganga, Valsad – 441
3. Nanipalsan, Valsad – 437
4. Madhuban Dam, Valsad – 417
5. Surat city, Surat – 412
6. Kaprada, Valsad – 390
7. Jalalpore, Navsari – 379
8. Pardi, Valsad – 370
9. Navsari, Navsari – 370
10. Vallabh Vidyanagar, Anand – 368

Odisha SWM Toppers from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
(min 400 mm)

1. Lamataput – 447
2. Korba – 438
3. Kantapara – 436
4. Bangodam – 413
5. Marshaghai – 412
6. Kotpad – 407
7. Thettang – 400
8. Tarapur – 400
9. Kuchinda – 400
10. Dharamjaygarh – 400

Uttrakhand Toppers from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
(min 400)

1. Nandkeshri, Chamoli – 763
2. Karnaprayag, Chamoli – 485
3. Ghat, Champawat – 423
4. Thal, Pithoragarh – 400
5. Munsyari, Pithoragarh – 400

Uttar Pradesh Toppers from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
(min 450)

1. Dhaurahara, Lakhimpur Kheri ~ 850
2. Narhan, Chandauli – 561
3. Bhinga, Shrawasti – 524
4. Chandradeepghat, Siddarth Nagar – 500
5. Mirzapur, Mirzapur – 479

Islands Rainfall from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
in mm

1. Portblair, Andaman – 322
2. Mincoy, Lakshadweep – 172
3. Aminidivi, Lakshadweep – 169
4. Car Nicobar, Nicobar – 1050
5. Agathi, Lakshadweep – 138

Metro Cities (above 3 million population) Toppers from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
in mm

1. Mumbai AP (Santacruz) – 961
2. Mumbai City (Colaba) – 695
3. Kolkata City (Alipore) – 402
4. Kolkata AP (Dum Dum) – 314
5. Surat – 300
6. Pune AP (Lohagaon) – 215
7. Baroda – 210
8. Hyderabad AP – 158
9. Pune City – 152
10. Ahmedabad AP – 148
11. Bangalore AP (HAL) – 108
12. Bangalore City – 92
13. Chennai AP (Meenambakkam) – 86
14. Chennai City (Nungambakkam) – 55
15. Delhi AP (Palam) – 48
16. Delhi City (Safdarjung) – 35
17. Jaipur AP – 32

Tamil Nadu Major Cities and Airport Rainfall from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
in mm

1. Trichy Town – 88
2. Chennai AP – 86
3. Trichy AP – 86
4. Salem – 83
5. Vellore – 75
6. Madurai – 75
7. Dindigul – 72
8. Madurai AP – 68
9. Hosur – 64
10. Thanjavur PTO – 64
11. Chennai City – 55
12. Erode – 50
13. Tirunelveli – 36
14. Pondy – 34
15. Thanjavur – 26
16. Tirunelveli (Palyamkottai) -19
17. Erode PTO – 15
18. Karur – 13
19. Coimbatore AP (Peelamedu) – 10
20. Coimbatore South – 10
21. Tiruppur North – 4
22. Tiruppur South – 2
23. Thoothukudi – 1.5

Chennai City (KTC & 100 kms) Rainfall from 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
in mm

Chennai City

1. KK Nagar – 87
2. Anna University (Guindy) – 86
3. Chennai AP – 86
4. Ambattur – 77
5. Chennai Collectorate (Parrys) – 65
6. DGP Marina – 61
7. Chembarabakkam – 61
8. Aynavaram – 57
9. Chennai City – 55
10. Tondairpet – 50

Chennai Suburbs (100 kms)

1. Poonamalle – 142
2. Thiruvalangadu – 89
3. Zamin Korattur – 83
4. Tiruttani – 83
5. Sriperumbedur – 81
6. Tiruttani – 77
7. Chembarabakkam – 61
8. Thamaraipakkam – 61
9. Tiruvallur – 56
10. Kancheepuram – 48

Driest Places in India 01.06.21 to 30.06.2021
in mm (min 2 mm)

1. Kulasekarapattinam, Tamil Nadu – 0
2. Pallamorkulam, Tamil Nadu – 0
3. Vallinokam, Tamil Nadu – 0
4. Sulur, Coimbatore – 0
5. Tiruppur South, Tamil Nadu –2