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Rainfall intensity comes down in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 08.06.2014

The feeble off-shore trough from Karnataka coast to Kerala coast at mean sea level persists. It would continue to persist for next 48 hours

in mm (min 20 mm)

Naravi - 53

Eedu - 41

Sulkeri - 39

Ankola - 22

Albadi - 22

Amasebail - 21

Iavatur - 19

Irakasandra - 16

Morab - 16

Mylara - 12

Balale - 11

Sitanadi - 10

Kulgeri - 10

Konnur - 10

Madlagiri - 10

Goolipura - 10

Chikkakuravatti - 10

Basgod - 10

Byahatti - 10

Shiruguppi - 10

Kulageri - 10

Widespread moderate rain continues in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 08.06.2014

The feeble off-shore trough from Karnataka coast to Kerala coast at mean sea level persists. It would continue to persist for next 48 hours

in mm (min 20 mm)

Kuttiyadi - 81

Kottayam - 72

Thrissur - 55

Cherthala - 53

Kumarakom - 48

Vaikom - 47

Kodungallur - 46

Konni - 45

Lower Sholayar - 44

Peermade - 42

Kochi AP - 34

Chengannur - 34

Kanjirappally - 32

Alappuzha - 31

Cheruthazham - 30

Eranakulam South - 30

Chalakudy - 30

Quildandy - 28

Neeriyamanagalam - 26

Panamkutty - 26

Mancompu - 26

Mattanur - 26

Haripad - 25

Idamalayar - 24

Aluva - 23

Kottarakkara - 21

Varkala - 20

Vellanikkara - 20

Kochi CIAL - 20

Pookot - 20

 

Rains continue in  Maharashtra, ending 8.30 am on 07.06.2014

The feeble off-shore trough from Karnataka coast to Kerala coast at mean sea level persists. It would continue to persist for next 48 hours

in mm (min 20 mm)

Sangola - 60
Sangli - 48
Kakewadi - 46
Het - 46
Rajapur - 38
Patryachiwad - 38
Bembli - 32
Vita - 30
Zari - 29
Kolhapur - 29
Karad - 29
Walva Islampur - 29
Sangameshwar - 28
Hatkanangale - 28
Shirol - 28
Jat - 28
Karajkheda - 26
Mukramabad - 25
Aurad  - 25
Alni - 25
Nilanga - 24
Shembavane - 23
Mandukali - 22
Beed - 22
Yeoti - 22
Nitawade - 21
Wadange - 21
Masoli - 21
Sangulwadi - 21
Sarud - 20
Makni - 20
Jambhur - 20
Manoor - 20
Tasgaon - 20
Patan - 20
Panhala - 20
Khatav Vaduj - 20
Shahuwadi - 20
Mangalvedha - 20
Shirala - 20

North Karnataka gets widespread rainfall, ending 8.30 am on 07.06.2014

The feeble off-shore trough from Karnataka coast to Kerala coast at mean sea level persists. It would continue to persist for next 48 hours

in mm (min 30 mm)

Hiresindogi - 89

Shirahatti - 85

Melkunda - 85

Kadakol - 82

Sortur - 82

Atnoor - 80

Balale - 73

Savalagi - 73

Nesargi - 70

Emmiganur - 70

Hadagali - 68

Nesargi - 67

Lakshmeswar - 65

Kyathanahalli - 62

Saragur - 62

Gangavathi - 60

Kampli - 60

Madabhavi - 58

Harlapura - 56

Chadachan - 53

Sulebhavi - 52

Kakati - 50

Ichangi - 50

Handiganur - 50

Sutagatti - 45

Huggiyam - 44

Ambikallu - 42

Kudachi - 40

Kanabargi - 39

Kinhal  - 38

Bannur - 38

Kushtagi - 37

Konanuru - 37

Zalki - 37

Bableshwar - 36

Badami - 36

Pragatinagar - 35

Santibastwad - 34

Halasangi - 34

Gulbarga - 33

Afzalpur - 33

Humnabad - 32

Uchagaon - 30

Munirabad - 30

Mundargi - 30

Marthahally     - 30

Vajrahalli- 30

No sign of Heavy Rains in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 07.06.2014

The feeble off-shore trough from Karnataka coast to Kerala coast at mean sea level persists. It would continue to persist for next 48 hours

in mm (min 15 mm)

Aluva - 55

Pookot - 47

Vyttiri - 44

Kozhikode - 42

Kochi CIAL - 37

Cheruthazham - 37

Hosdurg - 31

Kuttiyady - 30

Kodungallur - 27

Enamackel  - 28

Perumbavur - 24

Kollam - 20

Kochi AP - 19

Kudulu - 19

Peermade - 18

Cherthala - 18

Tavanur - 18

Poringal - 16

Alappuzha - 15

Vaikom  - 15

Quilandy - 15

Ponnani - 15

Irinjalakuda - 15

Mancompu - 15 

Andaman & Nicobar Islands gets Heavy Rain, ending 8.30 am on 07.06.2014

It is the 1st heavy spell in Andaman after monsoon setting in. It was getting only moderate rains till date. 

in mm 

Port Blair - 144

Long Island - 94

Maya Bunder - 81

Hut Bay - 46

Nancowry - 24

Car Nicobar IAF - 6

Car Nicobar - 5

Monsoon Rains pickup in  Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 06.06.2014

A feeble off shore trough at mean sea level runs off Karnataka - Kerala coasts.

in mm (min 30 mm)

Beglihosahalli - 119

Vishweshwarapuram - 115

Kedinje - 93

Vokkaleri - 85

Karkkala - 84

Thavarekere - 77

Malur - 75

Krishnarajapura - 68

Bangalore - 67

Thippagondanahalli - 63

Pavagada - 62

Bageshpur - 59

Vemgal - 57

Mangalore  - 57

Kudur - 56

Bangalore AP - 55

Belagatta - 54

Motagondanahalli - 51

Hoskote - 50

Ballurgi - 48

Kolar - 46

Adaragunchi - 46

Boranakanive - 45

Narasapura - 45

Shantigrama - 45

Narayanpur - 44

Begur - 43

Mulky - 42

Hebbur - 42

Nalatvad - 41

Nagalamadike - 40

Hirehanchehal - 39

Bejhod - 37

Amasebail - 36

Manchanbele - 36

Somanahalli - 35

Thippasandra - 35

Shiruguppi - 34

Sulebele - 32

Kolar Gold Field - 32

Thayalur - 32

Harohally - 32

Jigani - 31

Santhepet - 31

Sugutur - 30

Bidadi - 30

Bargur - 30

Kunigal - 30

Gulbaraga - 30

Wayanad gets 1st spell from monsoon, Rains in  Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 06.06.2014

A feeble off shore trough at mean sea level runs off Karnataka - Kerala coasts.

in mm (min 15 mm)

Vyttiri  - 62
Pookot  - 62
Vaikom - 44
Panamkutty - 40
Neeriyamangalam - 34
Ernakulam South - 31
Kudulu - 31
Kollam Rly - 29
Alapuzha - 29
Peermade -  28
Sengulam - 25
Alwaye - 24
Kurudamannil - 24
Kayamkulam  Agro - 22
Vadakara  - 22
Mavelikara - 22
Cheruthazham - 22
Kodungallur - 20
Mancompu - 18
Kochi AP - 18
Thodapuzha - 17
Haripad  - 17
Cherthala - 17
Thalaserry - 17
Kottarkkara - 16
Kayamkulam - 16
Chengannur - 16
Ottappalam - 15
Aryanakavu - 15
Enamackel - 15
Kozha - 15
Piravom - 15

Mettur inflow crosses 7000 cusecs, Rains in Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 06.06.2014

The east - west shear zone roughly along Lat. 11° N now liesbetween 3.1 and 4.5 kms a.s.l.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Palacode - 77
Tiukoilur - 65
Tamaraipakkam - 56
Krishnagiri - 50
Ooty Agro - 49
Paiyur - 48
Karumandurai - 47
Marandahalli - 40
Ketti - 30
Kottagiri - 30
Tirupattur - 26
Pallipattu  - 20
Sankarapuram - 2
Tozhudur - 20
Valparai - 19
Rayakottah - 17
Rasipuram - 17
Korattur Anaicut - 16
Porthimund - 16
Hosur - 16
Poonamallee - 16
Tiruvallur - 16
Narikudi - 15
Vellore - 15
Parsons Valley - 15
Pennagaram - 15

Widespread Rains continue in  Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 05.06.2014

A feeble off shore trough at mean sea level runs off Karnataka - Kerala coasts.

in mm (min 25 mm)

Balligeri - 89
Nagavi - 75
Gokak - 60
Chinchansur - 59
Shishila - 57
Tikkota - 54
Begur - 47
Karkala - 44
Anjanapura - 42
Mugutkan Hubli  - 39
Nesargi - 38
Bijapur - 37
Adankuppe - 36
Hukkeri - 35
Arbhavi - 34
Shantigrama - 33
Sutagatti - 32
Mudalgi - 31
Yergatti - 30
Chikkodi - 30
Kudachi - 30
Todalabagi - 29
Kundgol - 29
Vastare - 29
Bableshwar - 29
Kohinoor - 28
Athani - 27
Kondaguli - 27
Vasthare - 26
Harugeri. - 26
Kanakapura - 25

Heavy Rains continue in  Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 05.06.2014

A feeble off shore trough at mean sea level runs off Karnataka - Kerala coasts.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Cheruthazham - 99

Peermade - 54

Perumbavur - 52

Eranakulam South - 51

Kuttiyadi - 50

Idamalayar - 47

Thalassery - 44

Tavanaur - 44

Taliparamba - 38

Ponnani - 35

Kottayam - 28

Cherthala - 24

Kannur - 23

Thrissur - 23

Panamkutty - 23

Pookot - 21

Mattanur - 19

Kumarakom - 16

Aryankavu - 15

Kottarakkara - 14

Irikkur - 14

Kozha - 14

Mancompu - 13

Kurudamannil - 12

Kochi CIAL - 12

Vaikom - 12

Kochi AP - 11

Kakki - 10

Poringal - 10

Perinthalmanna - 10

Aluva - 10

Chengannur - 10

Malvan records 1st 100 mm of the season in Maharashtra, ending 8.30 am on 05.06.2014

The feeble off shore trough at mean sea level off Karnataka - Kerala coasts persists. Last year June star Malvan again set the pace for other station to catch up as it recorded 1st 100 mm for Maharashtra this monsoon season.

in mm (min 20 mm)

Malvan - 108

Shirpur - 98

Jeur - 60

Kudal - 46

Awalegaon - 46

Mulde - 46

Sitpur - 42

Atpadi - 40

Sarola - 39

Nimgaon - 38

Supa - 38

Kasarsai - 35

Sawantwadi - 30

Bhudargad - 30

Rakshewadi - 29

Kasarshirsi - 28

Shirur - 27

Shikrapur - 27

Mandavgan - 26

Ajara - 24

Koregaonbh - 22

Ardal - 22

Sina Kolegaon - 21

Kadal - 21

Pargaon - 21

Magarapatta - 21

Bhoom - 20

Thitewadi - 20

Gavase - 20

Belwandi - 20

Limbaganesh - 20

Varasgaon - 20

Panshet - 20

Ghod - 20

Ujani - 20

Dudhganga - 20

Devgad - 20

Parenda - 20

Jamkhed - 20

Karmala - 20

Jat - 20

K Mahakal - 20

Shrigonda - 20

Indapur - 20

Ghat Areas in West Bengal gets pounding rains for past 3 days

Worried that Ghat areas in western Ghats not posting good numbers. Just look at the other ghat areas in West Bengal which is also renowned for Heavy Rainfall in excess of 5000 mm. An upper air trough extends from Sub Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim to North Bay between 1.5 km. and 5.8 km. above sea level

in mm (min 20 mm)

05.06.2014

Rongo - 160

Jalpaiguri - 129

Dinhata - 84

Domohani - 60

Nagrakata - 50

Diana - 50

Falakata - 50

Coochbehar - 47

Kumargram - 30

Bagdogra - 27

Chengmari Tea Garden - 23

NH31 - 20

Mathabhanga - 20

Chepan - 20

Kumargram - 20

Champasari - 20

04.06.2014

Barobhisha - 165

Alipurduar - 154

Baxaduar - 130

Chepan - 80

Cooch Behar - 70

Jalpaiguri - 43

Mathabhnaga - 30

Silguri - 23

Hasimara - 20

Champasari - 20

Chargharia - 20

03.06.2014

Chengmari Tea Garden - 163

Buxaduar - 140

Bagrakote - 107

Neora ­ 100

Murti ­ 90

Nagarkata - 70

Champasari ­ 60

Gazoldoba ­ 50  

Baghdogra AP - 44

Silguri - 32

Diana - 30

Sevoke - 20

Rain Continues in Maharashtra, ending 8.30 am on 04.06.2014

Yesterday’s trough in the lower level extending from west Madhya Pradesh to North Karnataka across Vidarbha now lies extends from Southwest M.P. to South Interior Karnataka across Marathwada and North Interior Karnataka. Satara and Ratnagiri ghat areas got good rains.

in mm (min 20 mm)

Nagthane - 70

Mirvane - 69

Kumbharkhani - 44

Mukane - 43

Sina Kolegaon - 36

Chiplun -  33

Guhagarh - 32

Khed - 31

Gangapur - 30

Sangameshwar - 30

Jamkhed - 27

Ozarkhed - 27

Rajgurunagar - 26

Mandavgan - 26

Jayakwadi - 25

Manikdoundi - 24

Chandoh - 23

Yellamghat - 22

Pawarwadi - 22

Sarola Kasar - 20

Askheda - 20

Supa - 20

Jawalwadi - 20

Jeur - 20

 

Widespread Heavy Rains in Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 03.06.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. now extends from southwest Madhya Pradesh to north interior Karnataka across Vidarbha and Marathwada. Villipuram, Dharmapuri, Kancheepuram, Namakkal, Krishnagiri districts got widespread rains.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Yercaud - 82

Kallakurichi  - 80

Marandahalli - 72

Hosur - 67

Namakkal Nicra - 60

Palacode - 60

Kancheepuram - 60

Sendamangalam  - 53

Virudachalam - 53

Arani - 53

Dharamapuri -  52

Kolapakkam  - 52

Namakkal - 50

Pudukottai - 50

Attur  50

Krishnarayapuram - 50

Kalavai - 47

Vaniyar - 46

Vellore  - 45

Parangipettai - 43

Pennagaram - 43

Thathiengrpet - 42

Vilupuram - 42

Anjatti - 42

Thoppaiyar - 41

Paiyur -  39

Dindigul - 38

Dharmapuri PTO - 38

Karaikal  - 38

Panchapatti - 37

Tirumayam  - 36

Keeranur - 36

Tiruttani - 35

Moyar - 35

Salem  - 35

Thuraiyur - 34

Veeranam - 33

Vanapuram - 32   

Pondicherry  - 32

Hogenekal - 31

Thumbalalli - 30

Tozhudur - 30

Vazhapadi - 29

Chettikulam - 29

Ulundurpet - 28

Sivakasi - 28

Denkanikottai - 27

Rasipuram - 27

Nedungal - 27

Tirupathur PTO - 27

Glenmorgan - 26

Kollimalai - 26

Sankarapuram - 26

Vadipatti - 26

Natham - 26

Krishnagiri - 25

Srivilliputhur - 25

Mayanur - 24

Kovilpatti - 23

Cuddalore - 23

Kadavur  - 23

Karur - 23

Sholavandan - 22

Thiruvalangadu - 22

Sethiathope - 22

Rajapalayam  - 22

Chennai AP  - 22

Poondi Lake - 21

Kesarkuli - 21

Neyvasal - 21

Perambalur - 20

Karumandurai - 20

Vandavasi  - 20

Gingee  - 20

Polur  - 20

Tirupattur - 20

Ambur - 20

Karungulam - 20

Ayyampettai - 20

Gobichettipalayam - 20

Mangalapuram - 20

Venbavur - 20

Papanasam - 20

Kalugumalai - 20

Thali - 20

Mayiladuthurai - 20

Omalur - 20

Chembarabakkam - 20

Thally - 20

Anna University - 20

Cheyyar  - 20

Nilakottai - 20

Kamatchipuram - 20

DGP Office  - 20

Penucondapuram - 20

Thalavadi  -  20

Mettupatti  - 20

Trangambadi - 20

Veppanthattai - 20

Super Rains Lash Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 03.06.2014

A feeble off shore trough at mean sea level runs off Karnataka - Kerala coasts. Davanagere, Bangalore Rural, Tumkur, Chitradurga, Chamarajnagar districts got widespread rains. Bangalore recorded 117 km gusts and Kanakatte becomes the 1st station in Karnataka to post the highest rainfall of the year. Due to over 400 stations recording above 10 mm. The cut-off is kept as 55 mm.

in mm (min 55 mm)

Kanakatte - 312

Chornur - 126

Harapanahalli - 119

Chikkamaalapura - 109

Bhogavi - 106

Tavarekere - 102

Guttal - 101

Moka - 98

Yerragudi - 98

Bommenahalli - 96

Iyyanahalli - 95

Kottur - 93

Mayakonda - 92

Konanakunte - 92

Chigateri - 91

Sonnenahally - 86

Bhaktharahalli - 86

Hebbur - 86

Sirigere - 84

Agalakuppe -83

Mandikal - 81

Panaje - 80

Sompura - 80

Shivanasamudra - 77

Gundlupet - 76

Lokkanahalli - 76

Chikkukuntur - 75

Kodihalli - 74

Kundakere - 72

Ranibennur - 71

Ramangara - 70

Sarjapura - 70

Marconahalli - 70

Rangasamudra - 70

Gundal - 69

Harohally - 67

Chitradurga - 67

Tarikere - 67

Rampura - 66

Mudabalu - 66

Devasamudra - 66

Melkote - 64

Shivani - 63

Saggiam - 62

Anugondanahalli - 61

Huliyurdurga - 61

Santhepet - 61

Halekote - 60

Mullahally - 60

Hagari - 60

Talagunda - 59

Kadajji - 59

Mudigere - 58

Naganapura - 58

Kuppelur - 57

Halekote - 56

Maddur - 56

Turuvanur - 56

Adankuppe - 56

Bilikere - 55

Bharamasagar - 55

Kengeri - 55

Begur - 55

K.M.Doddi - 55

Santibastwad - 55

Irksandra - 55

Shivanahalli - 55

Asundi - 55

Huvinahadagali - 55

1st Rains in Ghat areas of Maharashtra for the Season, ending 8.30 am on 03.06.2014

A feeble off shore trough at mean sea level runs off Karnataka - Kerala coasts. Kholapur and Ratnagiri districst in particular got 1st rains of the season.

in mm (min 15 mm)

Late - 70

Dodamarg - 60

Satara - 43

Adhala - 39

Pastewadi    39

Ardal - 39

Gavase- 38

Kagal - 37

Tarewadi - 36

Pawarwadi - 36

Kumbharkhani - 35

Lanja - 30

Kudal - 30

Chiplun - 30

Urmodi  - 30

Mulde - 30

Radhanagari - 28

Asga - 24

Koyna - 23

Songe Bange - 23

Virur - 23

Lonikand  - 22

Ajara - 22

Kolhapur - 22

Chandrapur - 21

Mandukali - 21

Kitwade - 21

Dajipur - 21

Nitawade - 20

Sangamneshwar - 20

Osmanpur - 20

Vaibhawadi - 20

Kanakavali - 20

Vita - 20

Tulshi - 20

Javlabazar - 19

Hiwara - 18

Lower Dudhna  - 18

Poynar - 18

Nandur Shing - 18

Sarud - 17

Warora - 17

Jambreumgaon - 16

Jambhur - 16

Barhanpur - 16

Satvesavarde - 15

Karak - 15

Tillari IP - 15

1st pounding rains of the season in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 03.06.2014

A feeble off shore trough at mean sea level runs off Karnataka - Kerala coasts. Thrissur district in particular got heavy rains.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Tavanur - 113
Thritla - 108
Kodungallur - 100
Cheruthazham - 75
Kudulu  - 52
Kuppady - 51
Ponnani  - 46
Vadakkancherry -  45
Varkala - 44
Pattambi - 37
Hosdurg  - 36
Aluva - 34
Vadakara - 33
Vaikom - 33
Idamalayar - 32
Ambalavayal - 30
Kuttiyadi - 25
Thrissur - 25
Piravom - 25
Karipur AP - 23
Aryankavu - 22
Enamakkal  - 19
Kollam Rly - 16
Vellanikkara - 16
Irikkur - 14
Manjeri - 14
Kurudamannil - 14
Nedumangad - 14
Mattanur - 13
Kannur - 13
Quilandi - 13
Kunnamkulam - 12
Ottapalam - 12
Pookot - 12
Taliparamba - 11
Irinjalakuda - 11
Kochi AP - 10
Manantoddy  - 10
Angadipuram - 10
Mancompu  - 10
Kochi C.I.A.L. -  10
Konni - 10
Neyyattinkara - 10

Andhra Pradesh gets widespread Rains, ending 8.30 am on 03.06.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. now extends from southwest Madhya Pradesh to north interior Karnataka across Vidarbha and Marathwada.

in mm (min 15 mm)

Punganur - 81

Paderu - 80

Gooty - 65

Dhone -  63

Tadpatri - 61

Yemmiganur - 55

Atmakur - 55

Anantpur - 55

Owk - 54

Alur - 53

Rayadurg - 51

Nandyal - 50

Kandukur - 47

Kurnool - 47

Pattikonda - 46

Kadiri - 45

Amarapuram - 41

Koilkuntla - 36

Thambalapalli - 36

Chintapalli - 35

Kamalapuram - 35

Chilamattur - 33

Allagadda - 32

Kanekal - 32

Kalyandrug - 31

Badvel - 28

Arogyavaram - 28

Tiruvuru - 28

Pamidi - 25

Vempalli - 23

Nandigama - 23

Hindupur - 22

Venkatagirikota - 20

Pulivendla - 20

Penukonda - 17

Kalakada - 15

Pakala - 15

Cumbam - 15

Atchempet - 15

Heavy Rains welcome Telangana statehood, ending 8.30 am on 03.06.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. now extends from southwest Madhya Pradesh to north interior Karnataka across Vidarbha and Marathwada.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Kollapur - 142
Kalwakurthi - 97
Hakimpet IAF - 69
Vikarabad - 69
Nagarkurnool - 52
Hyderabad AP - 47
Hyderabad - 44
Wanaparthi - 44
Devarkonda - 43
Golkonda - 40
Jagtial - 36
Ramannapet - 35
Achampet - 35
Karimnagar - 34
Sangareddi - 31
Ibrahimpatnam - 30
Alampur - 27
Bhongir - 26
Jangaon - 26
Khanapur - 24
Tandur - 23
Huzurabad - 23
Medak - 21
Tandur - 20
Yellandu - 16
Eturnagaram - 15
Pargi - 14
Metpalli - 14
Hanamkonda - 13
Utnoor - 12
Dubak - 11
Shadnagar - 11
Kamareddy - 11
Luxettipet - 10
Chevella - 10
Bheemgal - 10
Siricilla - 10
Ramayampet - 10
Narayankhed - 10
Makthal - 10
Sirpur - 10
Kodangal - 10

WD Rains continue in Himachal Pradesh, ending 8.30 am on 02.06.2014

Th Western Disturbance (W.D.) as an upper air cyclonic over Jammu & Kashmir and adjoining north Pakistan is moving away eastwards.

in mm (min 10 mm)

N.Suriyan - 73
Gaggal - 59
Kangra - 59
Dharamshala - 56
Shimla - 54
Shimla CPRI - 49
Arki - 36
Palampur - 35
Nadaun - 26
Amb - 23
Fagu - 23
Sujanpur Tira - 21
Gohar - 19
Jogindernagar - 19
Sundernagar - 17
Ghamroor - 17
Keylong - 15
Chail - 15
Bajaura - 14
Bhuntar - 14
Tinder - 14
Manali - 12
Bijahi - 11
Seobagh - 10
Una - 10
Bharwara - 10
Malraun - 10

Light Rains in Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30am on 01.06.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. now extends from Odisha to south Tamil Nadu across south Chhattisgarh, Telangana and interior Karnataka.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Thali - 40
Gobichettipalayam - 20
Tiruppur -  20
Hosur  - 20
Shoolagiri - 20
Lower Glenmorgan - 16
Melalathur - 10
Tirupuvanam - 10
Krishnagiri - 10
Devala - 10
Bhavanisagar - 6
Mettur - 5
Sandyanallah - 5

Monsoon yet to set in, Rains in Kerala, ending 8.30am on 01.06.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. now extends from Odisha to south Tamil Nadu across south Chhattisgarh, Telangana and interior Karnataka. Wayanad and Kottayam district got good rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kanjirappally - 43
Kozhikode - 43
Chengannur - 34
Irikkur - 33
Kuppady - 33
Thrissur - 24
Quilandi - 20
Ottapalam - 20
Kannur- 17
Mattanur - 17
Taliparamba - 16
Piravom - 15
Mankara - 14
Haripad - 13
Vadakkancherry - 12
Thritla - 11
Thalassery - 11
Thodupuzha - 10
Kuttiyadi - 7
Kollam - 6
Mavelikkara - 5
Kochi CIAL - 5
Ambalavayal - 5
Cheruthazham - 5

Pre-monsoon Rains continue in Karnataka, ending 8.30am on 01.06.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. now extends from Odisha to south Tamil Nadu across south Chhattisgarh, Telangana and interior Karnataka. Mysore and Mandya district got good rains.

in mm (min 20 mm)

Kadagattur - 75
Menasagere - 57
Blale - 55
Heggotaara - 45
Krishna Rajapura - 42
Chakkere - 41
Gudipalli - 41
Sargur - 39
Hasa Agrahar - 39
K.M.Doddi - 35
Hosur - 33
Bannur - 32
Doddamaralawadi - 32
Tekal - 32
Nakkalahalli - 32
Ponnampet - 31
Halagur - 30
Kamasandra - 30
Sasalu - 29
Mirle - 28
Arakere - 26
Halkurke - 25
Vatada Hosahalli - 24
Holavanahallli - 23
Mandya - 23
Mudabalu - 23
Bindiganavole - 23
Kanakapura - 21
Gauribidanur - 20
Arkalgud - 20
Huliyurdurga - 20
Srimangala - 20
Shravanabelgola - 20
Koppa - 20
Kadugodi - 20

For 1st time in 2014 Mettur inflow increases to 5000 cusecs. Light Rains in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 31.05.2014

Mettur reservoir has an catchment area of 42,217 km2. For past one week the Mettur catchment are getting good rains. The dam got an inflow of 4841 cusecs today morning. The inflow was steady throughout the day and was at 4857 cusecs in the evening. The good news is monsoon is yet to set in and Mettur getting copious inflows.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Thali - 48
Kuzhithurai - 32
Puthen Dam - 21
Perunchani - 20
Kovilpatti - 19
Denkanikottai - 6
Pechipparai - 5
Thucklay - 5

Rains continue in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 31.05.2014

No Synoptic situation prevailed in the area. Tumkur, Chikmagalur, Gulbarga, Chamarajnagar and Chitradurga district got good rains.

in mm (min 20 mm)

Chikmagalur - 52
Hiriyur - 46
Tavarekere - 45
Chikkamagalur - 45
Sedam - 39
Gundal - 36
Talaku - 34
Panchanahalli  - 33
Kanakatte - 33
Honakere - 32
HD Horakeredevarpur - 32
Yegati - 31
Kolkunda - 28
Hunsehalli - 28
Kanivedasarahalli - 28
Kadur - 27
Sira - 26
Huliyur - 25
Baasuru - 25
Bilichodu - 25
Alaluru - 24
Bukkapatna - 24
Devasamudra - 24
Banavara - 24
Srirampur - 24
Javagal - 24
Bukkapatna - 24
Kikkeri - 24
Sindhanur - 23
Udayapura - 23
Turuvanur - 23
Honnavalli - 22
Kanakapura - 22
Basaralu - 20
Holalkere - 20
Shivanahalli - 20
Bettadapura - 20
Hosadurga - 20
Halkurke - 20
Basaralu - 20
Chitradurga - 20
Birur - 20

Dharmapuri & Vellore continues to get Rain, Rainfall in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 30.05.2014

The trough from north interior Karnataka to Lakshadweep area across south interior Karnataka and Kerala has become less marked. Heavy Rains lashed Dharmapuri district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Thali - 63
Attur - 21
Vellore - 18
Gudiyatham - 17
Karumandurai - 16
Hogenekal - 15
Kothagiri - 9
Polur - 9
Kumarapalayam - 8
Kalavai - 8
Pechiparai - 8
Virinjipuram - 7
Vazhapadi - 7
Uthangarai - 6
Salem - 6
Bhavanisagar - 5
Bhavani - 5
Harur - 5
Mangalapuram - 5

Kabini Dam inflow rises to 1500 cusecs, Non-stop Rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 30.05.2014

The trough from north interior Karnataka to Lakshadweep area across south interior Karnataka and Kerala has become less marked. Heavy Rains lashed Mysore and Mandya district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Mysore - 62
Huliyar - 60
Gote - 54
Turuvanur - 53
Talagunda - 48
Heremaralli - 49
Halekalle - 46
Chakanahalli - 45
Alanahalli - 43
Huggiyam - 41
Basaralu - 41
Taj Sultanpur - 39
Mm Hills - 37
Bhagamandala - 37
Talewad - 37
Chinchali - 36
Kubihal - 36
Haranagiri - 35
Periyapatna - 35
Siddapur - 35
Hirekerur - 33
Thyagarathi - 33
Srirangapatna - 32
Hukkeri - 31
Kadur - 29
Yegati - 29
Baligeri - 29
Hiriyur - 27
Vadaguru - 26
Maski - 25
Belgaum AP - 25
Kudligi - 25
Gogi - 23
Shikaripur - 23
Avathi - 23
Chitradurga - 22
Nargund - 20
Kanakatte - 20
Matala - 19
Sandur - 17
Indabettu - 17
Bargur - 15
Maski - 15
Aland - 14
Bajpe - 10
Yalburga - 10
T.Narsipur - 10
Kerur - 10
Belur - 10
Humnabad - 10
Bagewadi - 10
Hunsur - 10
Chikkanahalli - 10

Its the turn of dry Tiruppur to take a beating, Rainfall in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 29.05.2014

A trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from north interior Karnataka to Lakshadweep area across south interior Karnataka and Kerala. Tiruppur, Virudhunagar, Madurai, Nilgiris and Dindugul got very heavy rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Dharapuram - 160
Vedasandur Tobacco Research Station - 131
Vedasandur - 130
Mettupatti - 86
Usilampatti - 65
Aruppukottai - 64
Udumalpet - 59
Kovilankulam - 58
Tiruppur - 56
Marudhanadhi - 55
Kothagiri - 56
Pykara - 50
Sholavandan - 48
Virudhunagar - 47
Kangeyam - 47
Erode - 46
Kadaladi - 46
Vallam - 45
Manjalar - 44
Kodumudi - 44
Palani - 41
Glenmorgan - 40
Pudukottai 40
Sivaganga - 40
Nilakottai - 37
Peraiyur - 37
Thunnakkadavu - 37
Chatrapatti - 35
Watrap - 33
Vadipatti - 33
Vaigai - 32
Eravangalar - 32
Uttamapalayam - 32
Kadavur - 30
Tirupuvanam - 30
Coonoor - 30
Manalar - 30
Upper Kodayar - 29
Anaikaranchatram - 29
Uthagamandalam (A) - 27
Sankaridurg - 27
Thalavadi - 25
Aliyar - 25
Thirumanur - 23
Karur - 23
Valparai Taluk Office - 23
Kamatchipuram - 23
Sandayanallah - 22
Pegumbahallah - 22
Aranmanaipudur - 20
Upper Bhavani - 20
Porthimund - 19
Kundha Bridge - 19
Pollachi - 19
Gudalur - 18
Thanjavur - 18
Emerland - 16
Veerapandi - 16
Chidambaram - 16
Mudukulatur - 16
Tiruvaiyaru - 15
Thiruchuzhi - 14
Panchapatti - 14
Tirupathur - 14
Mayanur - 14
Thirumurthy - 13
Tirumangalam - 13
Madurai AP - 13
Periyar - 13
Uthagamandalam - 13
Chinnakalar - 12
Tiruchengode - 12
Dindigul - 12
Avalanchi - 11
Perundurai - 11
Hogenekal 11
Uthagamandalam Botanical Garden - 11
Moyar - 10
Mukuruthy - 10
Ketti - 10
Sathyamangalam - 10
Periyanaickenpalayam - 10
Naduvattam - 10
Yercaud - 10
Sanmuganadhi - 10
Arimalam - 9
Avinasi - 9
Coimbatore South - 9
Karaikudi - 8
Keeranur - 8
Coimbatore - 8
Valparai - 8
Kuzhithurai - 7
Koundampadi - 7
Mulanur - 6
Gudalur Bazar - 6
Ottapadiram - 6
K.Paramathi - 6
Kodaikanal - 5
Kumarapalayam - 5
Bhavani - 5
Sulur - 5
Bodinaickanur - 5
Mettur - 5
Perungalur - 5
Periyakulam - 5
Illayangudi - 5
Namakkal - 5
Valinokkam - 5
Coimbatore AP - 5
Amaravathy - 5
Sholayar - 5
Karur - 5
Kadamparai - 5
Upper Aliyar - 5
Manomboly - 5
Andipatti - 5

2nd day of 100 mm rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 29.05.2014

A trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from north interior Karnataka to Lakshadweep area across south interior Karnataka and Kerala. Hassan, Chamrajnagar and Dakishin Kannada got heavy rains.

in mm (min 15 mm)

Nitturu - 117
Markanja - 115
Shivanasamudra - 85
Kalasapur - 79
Sattegaala - 78
Puttur - 72
GR Halli - 66
Kanaturu - 61
Nuggehalli - 58
Eedu - 58
Sravanabelagola- 55
Makodu - 54
Chitradurga - 47
Tarikere - 45
Basaralu - 45
Sampaje - 44
Mushigeri - 43
Arsikere - 42
Vitla - 41
Badami - 38
Shirhatti - 35
Havanur - 32
Agrahara - 32
Gobbur - 32
Supa - 30
Chamarajanagar - 30
Mudubidre - 30
Shimoga - 28
Toranagatti - 28
C.R.Patna- 27
Bukkapatna - 27
Kadur - 27
Khajuri - 26
Doddabele - 26
Kadahalli - 25
Yelandur - 24
Belur - 24
Kumta - 23
Konanur - 23
Pavagada - 23
Nargund - 22
Santebennur - 22
Lakshmeswar - 21
Malagitti - 21
Nigadi - 21
Raibag - 20
Murkvad - 20
Kottigehara - 20
Linganamakki - 19
Dharmasthala - 19
Hunchadakatte - 19
Hulikal - 18
Savanur - 18
Banavasi - 18
Subramanya - 17
Hessarghatta - 16
Dudda - 16
Sarguru - 16
Begur - 16
Hunsur - 16
Pavagada - 16
Bydgi - 15
Shiggaon - 15
Bantwal - 15
Hiriyur - 15
Arkalgud - 15
HD Kote - 15
Sringeri - 15

Rain pounds Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 29.05.2014

A trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from north interior Karnataka to Lakshadweep area across south interior Karnataka and Kerala. Wayanad, Palakkad and Thrissur got very heavy rains. Hope there is good inflow into Kabini Dam.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Palakkad - 105
Vadakkancherry - 97
Kunnamkulam - 90
Kuppady - 75
Alathur - 72
Kollengode - 62
Kuttiyady - 61
Ambalavayal - 57
Poringal - 54
Thariode - 45
Ponnani - 43
Vellanikkara - 38
Angadippuram - 36
Vellanikara - 36
Meenkara - 35
Kozhikode - 30
Ottappalam - 30
Kannur - 30
Perinthalmanna - 28
Thrissur - 28
Thodupuzha - 28
Irikkur - 27
Manjeri - 22
Sengulam - 22
Tavanaur - 21
Piravom - 19
Vadakara - 18
Lower Sholayar - 17
Quilandy - 16
Idukki - 15
Thalassery - 15
Nilambur - 15
Vazhathope - 15
Idamalayar - 14
Irinjalakuda - 13
Panamkutty - 12
Neyyattinkara - 12
Mannarkad - 10
Madupatty - 10
Thrithala - 10

Dry Vellore gets a breather, Rainfall in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 28.05.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. now extends from South Chattisgarh to south Tamil Nadu across Telangana and interior Karnataka. Vellore and Krishnagiri district got good rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Vaniaymbadi - 60
Denkanikottai - 54
Melalathur - 48
Krishnagiri - 35
Gudiyatham - 33
Annur - 30
Ambur - 28
Paiyur - 24
Krishnagiri Dam - 24
Tirupattur - 23
Thali - 23
Avalanchi - 21
Shoolagiri - 19
Penucondapuram - 18
Emerland - 17
Pochampalli - 16
Chatrapatti - 15
Ketti - 15
Uthagamandalam - 15
Glenmorgan - 15
Uthangarai - 14
Kothagiri - 14
Arakonam - 14
Porthimund - 13
Bhavanisagar - 13
Mudukulatur - 12
Vazhapadi - 12
Upper Bhavani - 11
Hosur - 11
Alangayam - 11
Kalavai - 11
Kallakurichi - 9
Kondampatti - 8
Pillur - 8
Rayakottah - 8
Sankarapuram - 7
Naduvattam  - 6
Mahabalipuram - 5
Vellore - 5
Sathyamangalam - 5
Tirumayam - 5
Aravakuruchi - 5
Nedungal - 5

Massive Rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 28.05.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. now extends from South Chattisgarh to south Tamil Nadu across Telangana and interior Karnataka. Chikbalappur, Mandya and Bangalore districts got good rains.

in mm (min 20 mm)

Puravara - 122
Mittahalli - 113
Chintamani - 108
Kanasawadi - 99
Katapur - 98
Koratagere - 97
Vatalu - 94
Chintamani PTO - 87
Navilooru - 86
Katapur - 86
Chikkukuntur - 77
Madhugiri - 67
Rayalpadu - 67
Kirgavalu - 63
Chikkajala - 61
Amble - 57
Devanhalli - 53
TG Halli - 50
Maddur - 49
Dudda - 49
Aniapura - 47
Basaralu - 46
Hesaraghatta - 45
Nagathan - 42
Sarguru - 39
Deodurga - 38
Kalmali - 38
Challakere - 37
Gokarna - 36
Malur - 36
Begur - 36
Harisandra - 36
Sugganahalli - 36
Mayaganahalli - 36
Narayanpur - 35
Deodurg - 34
Thirlapura - 33
Nelamangala - 32
Hidkal - 32
Bangalore KIAL - 31
Hiriyur - 31
Udachan - 29
Hadagalli - 29
Gudibanda - 29
Gauribidanur - 28
Tekkalakote - 28
Mudagal - 27
Raichur - 27
Beloor - 26
Basapur - 25
Bijapur - 24
Sidlaghatta - 24
Mandya - 24
Nanjangud - 23
Koppal PTO - 22
Kembhav - 21
Gulbarga PTO - 20
Bangalore - 20
Bangarpet - 20
Srirangapatna - 20
Hoskote - 20
Tondebhavi - 20
Malavalli - 20
GKVK - 20
Yelahanka - 20
Kushtagi - 20
Kalkhora - 20

Moderate Rains continue in Andhra Pradesh ending 8.30 am on 28.05.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. now extends from South Chattisgarh to south Tamil Nadu across Telangana and interior Karnataka. Mahbubnagar, Cudappah and Chitoor districts got good rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Wanaparthi - 82
Kuppam - 68
Chilamattur - 59
Atmakur - 51
Pulivendla - 51
Achampet - 50
Mahbubnagar - 46
Arogyavaram - 42
Owk - 41
Udayagiri - 39
Makthal - 36
Dhone - 31
Venkatagirikota - 29
Palamner - 29
Chittoor - 28
Hindupur - 27
Kadiri - 24
Gooty - 24
Kadiri - 21
Punganur - 20
Vinjamur - 14
Tadpatri - 13
Maddanur - 12
Penukonda - 12
Ibrahimpatnam - 10
Nandigama - 9
Vempalli - 6
Tirupati - 6
Perumallapalli - 6

Mind blowing Rains in Odisha from the WML, rainfall ending 8.30 am on 27.05.2014

The well marked low pressure area over south coastal Odisha and neighbourhood now lies over Odisha and neighbourhood. Many stations recorded over 200 mm rainfall and flood alert have been issued to many districts in Odisha.

in mm (min 30 mm)

Kesinga - 280
Titilagarh - 277
Bhawanipatna - 259
Khariar - 250
Komna - 230
Junagarh - 220
Patnagarh - 190
Chandanpur - 170
Paikmal - 170
Padampur - 160
Narla - 150
Balasore 150
Pattamundai - 150
Ambabhona - 140
Lanjigarh - 140
Bolangir - 135
Nh5 Gobindpur - 130
Tarva - 130
Jharbandh - 130
Kantamal - 110
Betanati - 100
Banki - 100
Kotraguda - 100
Dharmagarh - 90
Jajpur - 90
Muniguda - 90
Nilgiri - 90
Tigiria - 78
Akhupada - 76
Nawapara - 74
Joshipur - 66
Baripada - 63
Tirtol - 56
Barpali - 56
Talcher - 52
Tihidi - 50
Sundargarh - 48
Chandabali - 42
Tarbha - 42
Astaranga - 42

Moderate Rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 27.05.2014

A trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Telangana to south Tamil Nadu across Rayalaseema. Gadag and Koppal districts got good rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Konanakunte - 58
Ganjala - 48
Mahadeshwarabetta - 47
Ittigi - 44
MM Hills - 43
Karatgi - 41
Pethammapur - 36
Navalgund - 28
Jalihal - 26
Hungund - 25
Kuralgera - 25
Nargund - 24
Kalwad - 24
Jeewargi - 22
Talikote - 21
Pichhaguntalahalli - 19
Mattihalli - 19
Kodihalli - 18
Sangur - 18
Tavaregere - 16
Hidkal - 15
Gadag - 13
Sunnal - 12
Koppal PTO - 12
Koppal - 11
Thanakushanur - 10
Chandragutti - 10
Shirhatti - 8
Raddewadgi - 8
Banavasi - 7
Alamatty - 7
Bevoor - 6
Kuknoor - 6
Kembhav - 6
Shorapur - 6
Arabhavi - 5
Kundgol - 5
Hangal - 5
Haveri - 5
Mundargi - 5
Sandur - 5
Chandagalu - 5

Massive Thunderstorms hits North Tamil Nadu, Rainfall ending 8.30 am on 27.05.2014

A trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Telangana to south Tamil Nadu across Rayalaseema. Massive Thunderstorms hit North Tamil Nadu and Delta regions. Thanjavur, Vellore, Perambalur and Cuddalore districts got good rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Valangaiman - 70
Perambalur - 66
Kumbakonam - 57
Tirupuvanam - 50
Sethiathope - 50
Virinjipuram - 50
Papanasam - 48
Grand Anaicut - 48
Tiruvaiyaru - 47
Perungalur - 39
Pondicherry - 38
Peraiyur - 38
Veeranam Lake - 37
Mannargudi - 36
Vallam - 35
Kallakurichi - 35
Andipatti - 34
Kodavasal - 34
Thiruvidaimaruthur - 32
Alangudi - 32
Thirumanur - 32
Sholingur - 30
Muthupet - 28
K.M.Koil - 28
Parangipettai - 28
Gandarvakottai - 28
Adirampatnam - 27
Pandavaiyar - 27
Arimalam - 26
Lalapet - 26
Mylam - 25
Needamangalam - 25
Aduthurai - 25
Vanur - 25
Thanjavur - 24
Tindivanam - 23
Virudachalam - 23
Kudavasal - 23
Jayamkondam - 22
Veppanthattai - 22
Orthanadu - 21
Chettikulam - 21
Gudiyatham - 20
Kalavai - 20
Periyakulam - 20
Chidambaram - 20
Neyveli - 19
Madurai AP - 19
Thirukoilur - 18
Arani - 17
Tirupathur - 18
Tirupattur - 17
Vellore - 17
Marandahalli - 17
Vilupuram - 17
Dharamapuri - 16
Rameswaram - 15
Ulundurpet - 15
Melalathur - 15
Arantangi - 14
Manamelkudi - 14
Vettikadu - 14
Tirukattupalli - 11
R.K.Pet - 11
Thiruchuzhi - 9
Tozhudur - 9
Ariyalur - 9
Kaveripakkam - 8
Vandavasi - 8
Madukkur - 8
Cuddalore - 8
Sivaganga - 8
Krishnagiri Dam - 8
Thali - 7
Padalur - 7
Cheyyar - 7
Denkanikottai - 7
Pallipattu - 7
Anaikaranchatram - 6
Upper Bhavani - 6
Srimushnam - 5
Sivagiri - 5
Sirkali - 5
Pamban - 5
Rayakottah - 5
Nannilam - 5
Chinnakalar - 5
Vaigai - 5
Manalar - 5
Nedungal - 5
Rajapalayam - 5

WML gives record rains in Odisha, ending 8.30 am on 26.05.2014.

The well marked low pressure area (WML) over west central and adjoining northwest Bay of Bengal off south Odisha and north Andhra Pradesh coasts now lies over south coastal Odisha and the associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels. Rayagada, Balasore, Gajapathi and Bhadrak district got very heavy rains from the WML.

in mm (min 40 mm)

Balasore - 211
Bhawanipatna - 208
Gunupur - 207
NH5 Gobindpur - 201
Paralakhemundi - 199
Kashinagar - 185
Pattamundai - 185
Nuagada - 170
Soro - 160
Mahendragarh - 160
Tihidi - 160
Dhamnagar - 140
R.Udaigiri - 140
Bhubaneswar - 140
Cuttack - 138
Nimapara - 136
Tirtol - 130
Basudevpur - 130
Niali Arg - 130
Mahanga - 120
Khandapara - 120
Bonth - 120
Nilgiri - 120
Kotraguda - 120
Athgarh - 120
Bramagiri - 112
Alpingal - 94
Akhupada - 90
Titlagarh - 87
Ranpur - 84
Chandabali - 83
Hindol - 77
Dhenkanal - 75
Mahispat - 75
Tigiria - 75
Gopalpur - 71
Khurdah - 71
Puri - 68
Daringibadi - 67
Marshaghai - 64
Angul - 59
Binjharpur - 58
Talcher - 57
Baripada - 54
Jagatsinghpur - 51
Jagannathprasad - 47
Nayagarh - 43
Joshipur - 40
Lanjigarh - 40

WML pounds North Andhra Pradesh, ending 8.30 am on 26.05.2014

The well marked low pressure area (WML) over west central and adjoining northwest Bay of Bengal off south Odisha and north Andhra Pradesh coasts now lies over south coastal Odisha and the associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels. Srikulam district gets a pounding from the WML.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Kalingapatnam - 230
Tekkali - 200
Pathapatnam - 187
Palakonda - 146
Veeragattam - 115
Sompeta - 106
Parvatipuram - 98
Komarada - 94
Palasa - 86
Miryalguda - 82
Itchapuram - 70
Bobbili - 68
Cheepurupalli - 66
Sathenapalli - 63
Mandasa - 62
Macharla - 57
Karimnagar - 45
Salur - 45
Nalgonda - 44
Bhongir - 43
Huzurabad - 42
Kampasagar - 34
Ranasthalam - 31
Rentachintala - 29
Ramannapet - 29
Gajapathinagaram - 28
Narsipatnam - 25
Piduguralla -21
Therlam - 20
Yellamanchili - 19
Vijayanagaram - 19
Bapatla - 19
Sultanabad - 17
Addanki - 16
Jagtial - 15
Kakinada - 15
Jangaon - 14
Araku Valley - 13
Asifabad - 13
Srungavarapukota - 12
Suryapet -11
Ibrahimpatnam - 10
Dubak - 10
Chevella - 10
Chintapalli - 10

Good Rains in Karur, Trichy, Niligiris & Kanyakumari, Rainfall in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 25.05.2014

The well marked low pressure area over central Bay of Bengal now lies over west central and adjoining northwest Bay of Bengal off south Odisha and north Andhra Pradesh coasts. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels. Karur, Trichy, Niligiris & Kanyakumari districts got good rains. There was a Micro-burst in Nilgiris where Thunari and Ooty Botanical Garden got 146 mm and 72 mm rainfall in just 2 hours.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Thunari - 146
Ooty Botanical Garden - 72
Mayanur - 70
Krishnarayapuram - 70
Krishnagiri - 65
Colachel - 64
Samayapuram - 63
Tiruchy Town - 60
Perambalur - 52
Padalur - 52
Attur - 50
Devimangalam - 50
Kilacheruvai - 50
Kalavai - 43
Pullambadi - 44
Eraniel - 43
Ooty - 43
Lower Glenmorgan - 43
Tozhudur - 40
Harur - 40
Keeranur - 40
Thaluthalai - 39
Paiyur - 35
Chettykulam - 34
Uthangarai - 33
Mullankinavilai - 33
Kodaikanal Observatory - 32
Krishnagiri Dam - 30
Kanchipuram - 30
Thogamalai - 30
Ketti - 30
Sendamangalam - 30
Devakottai - 30
Veppanthattai - 28
Vazhapadi - 26
Glenmorgan -24
Nedungal - 23
Penugondapuram - 23
Kodaikanal Boating Club - 22
Anaikidangu - 20
Adayamadai - 20
Arani - 20
Grand Anaicut - 20
Salem - 19
Thuvakudi - 19
Trichy AP - 18
Manaparai - 18
Vedasandur - 18
Ariyalur - 17
Coimbatore Agro - 17
Thirukoilur - 16
Virudhachalam - 15
Upper Bhavani - 14
Kundha Bridge - 14
Rasipuram - 14
Shoolagiri - 13
Pykara - 12
Coonoor - 12
Thali - 11
Kolli Hills - 11
Sandyanallah - 10
Chinna Kallar - 10
Natham - 10
Vadipatti - 10
Valparai - 9
Hosur - 8
Dharmapuri - 8
Thiruvattar - 7
Denkanikottai - 7
Neyoor - 6
Barur - 6
Parson Valley - 6
Namakkal - 6
Manalar - 5
Emerald - 5
Sholayar - 5
Senthurai - 5
Rayakottai - 5

Pre-Monsoon Rain continues in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 25.05.2014

The well marked low pressure area over central Bay of Bengal now lies over west central and adjoining northwest Bay of Bengal off south Odisha and north Andhra Pradesh coasts. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Panamkutty - 37
Chalakudy - 35
Perumkadavila - 35
Madupatty - 30
Thodupuzha - 23
Piravom - 19
Lower Sholayar - 19
Trivandrum AP - 17
Kayamkulam - 17
Neeriyamangalam - 17
Trivandrum - 15
Perumbavur - 12
Nilambur - 12
Varkala - 11
Thenmala - 10
Aluva - 6
Kodungallur - 5
Idukki - 5
Poringal - 5
Vellayani - 5
Vazhathope - 5

Mettur Dam inflow increases to 3500 cusecs, Rainfall in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 24.05.2014

The well marked low pressure area (WML) over central Bay of Bengal would move nearly westerly direction and weaken into a low pressure area during next 24 hours. Dharmapuri, Krishnagiri, Salem and Vellore got rains for 4th day. Meanwhile, heavy rains were also witnessed in Dindugul, Trichy and Cuddalore districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Royakottai - 55
Arachalur - 55
Marandahalli - 54
Thadiyankudisai - 51
Keelseruvai - 50
Kamatchipuram - 50
Tozhudur - 50
Karumandurai - 45
Thandikudi - 44
Manaparai - 40
Pulivalam - 40
Sirugudi - 40
Musri - 40
Paiyur - 37
Mettur - 35
Palacode - 34
Kodaikanal - 33
Polur - 30
Salem - 30
Sulur - 30
Pappireddipatti - 27
Dindugul - 25
Nedungal - 22
Kallakurichi - 20
Vandavasi - 20
Mangalapuram - 20
Omalur - 20
Gudiyatham - 20
Erode - 20
Veppanthattai - 17
Benugondapuram - 16
Gobhichettypalayam - 16
Eravangalar - 15
Sankari - 14
Atchiyaragam - 14
Dharamapuri - 14
Vazhapadi -13
Bhavanisagar - 12
Kollihills - 12
Thirumurthy - 10
Tiruvannamalai - 10
Sankaridurg - 10
Melalathur - 10
Maduranthagam - 10
Ambur - 10
Sendamangalam - 10
Sholavandan - 10
Chinnakalar - 10
Thuraiyur - 10
Thogamalai - 10
Kulithalai - 10
Chatrapatti - 10
Thathiengrpet - 10
Wallajah - 10
Perambalur - 8
Valparai - 8
Pochampalli - 8
Palacode - 7
Krishnagiri - 6
Chembarabakkam Lake - 6
Komarapalayam - 6
Pungampadi - 6
Rajapalayam - 5
Krishnagiri Dam - 5
Sathanaur - 5
Chettykulam - 5
Perundurai - 5
Vedasandur - 5

Moderate Premonsoon Rain continues in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 24.05.2014

The well marked low pressure area over central Bay of Bengal would move nearly westerly direction and weaken into a low pressure area during next 24 hours.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kozha - 38
Mancompu - 21
Kodungallur - 17
Kottayam - 16
Konni - 16
Kurudamannil - 15
Thodupuzha - 15
Piravom - 14
Ambalavayal - 12
Vellayani - 11
Idamalayar - 11
Haripad - 10
Mananthavady - 9
Kayamkulam - 9
Ottappalam - 8
Madupatty - 7
Ponnani - 6
Mavelikkara - 6
Alapuzzha - 5
Kuttiyadi - 5
Kakki - 5
Kochi CIAL - 5

For 3rd straight day 100 mm recorded in Krishnagiri district, Rainfall in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 23.05.2014

The Depression over Bay of Bengal moved further southwestwards and weakened into a well marked low pressure area over central Bay of Bengal at 0830 hours of 23rd May 2014. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels. For 3rd straight Dharmapuri and Krishnagiri district got very heavy rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Krishnagiri - 100
Krishangiri Dam - 81
Nedungal - 73
Dharamapuri - 60
Penucondapuram - 59
Barur - 52
Dharmapuri PTO - 46
Vellore - 44
Paiyur - 43
Palacode - 40
Pochampalli - 38
Tirupattur - 37
Uthangarai - 33
Kancheepuram - 30
Salem - 26
Arani - 24
Alangayam - 22
Harur - 22
Kondampatti - 21
Gudiyatham - 19
Shoolagiri - 16
Lower Kodayar - 15
Uthukottai - 15
Melalathur - 15
Pallipattu - 15
Kodumudi - 14
Karur Paramathi - 13
Vaniaymbadi - 13
Aravakurichi - 12
Virinjipuram - 11
Tiruchengode - 11
Omalur - 10
Pappireddipatti - 9
Upper Bhavani - 8
Vandavasi - 7
Kattukuppam - 7
Marandahalli - 7
Vanapuram - 7
Chengam - 6
Tiruvannamalai - 6
Polur - 6
Yercaud - 5
Pennagaram - 5
Sathanur - 5
Ambur - 5

Light Rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 23.05.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Lakshadweep area and neighbourhood has become less marked. Hassan district got some rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Karimuddanahalli - 58
Kottagalu - 48
Shravan Belgola - 46
Maiganahalli - 41
Chickmagalur - 31
Yapaldinni - 31
Alur - 28
Magadipalya - 22
Hunsur - 16
Ballupet - 13
CR Patna - 11
Amble - 10
Bhogapura - 8
Koramangala - 7
Khandenahalli - 5
Maddur - 5
Hassan - 5
HD Kote - 5
Dudda - 5
Krishnarajpet - 5

Dharmapuri and Krishnagiri dts get heavy rains for 2nd day, Tamil Nadu Rainfall ending 8.30 am on 22.05.2014

The Depression over east central Bay of Bengal remained practically stationary and lies centerd at 0830 hours of 22nd May 2014 over eastcentral Bay of Bengal within half a degree of Lat. 16.5°N and Long. 92.0°E, about 540 kms north - northwest of Port Blair, 440 kms west - southwest of Yangon (Myanmar) and 540 kms south of Cox's Bazar (Bangla Desh).

in mm (min 5 mm)

Pochampalli - 104
Sattur - 72
Shoolagiri - 64
Devala (A) - 56
Uthangarai - 52
Kondampatti - 45
Marandahalli - 45
Barur - 43
Penucondapuram - 42
Emerland - 40
Paiyur - 33
Denkanikottai - 33
Tiruppur - 33
Dharmapuri PTO - 32
Trichy AP - 32
Vazhapadi - 31
Kallakurichi - 29
Avinasi - 27
Kodaikanal - 27
Palacode - 26
Denkanikottai - 23
Tirupattur - 20
Pennagaram - 20
Dharamapuri - 20
Sankarapuram - 19
Devala - 18
Pykara - 17
Omalur - 17
Dindigul - 17
Natham -14
Amaravathy - 14
Thali - 13
Yercaud - 13
Rayakottah - 12
Madurai AP - 12
Arimalam - 10
Pallipattu - 10
Tiruvannamalai - 9
Kovilankulam - 9
Kamatchipuram - 9
Chittampatti - 9
Manomboly - 9
Peraiyur - 8
Tirumangalam - 8
Nedungal - 8
Irinjalakuda - 8
Kollihills - 7
Harur - 7
Perungalur - 7
Gudiyatham - 6
Chengam - 6
Salem - 6
Aruppukottai - 6
Sandyanallah - 6
Bhavanisagar - 5
Krishnagiri - 5
Sathanaur - 5
Kundha Bridge - 5
Parsons Valley - 5
Porthimund - 5
Upper Bhavani - 5
Glenmorgan - 5
Polur - 5
Melalathur - 5
Wallajah - 5
Vaniaymbadi - 5
Sathanur - 5
Chinnakalar - 5
Hogenekal - 5
Ketti - 5
Pappireddipatti - 5
Avalanchi - 5

As Shown in the Vagaries Forecast Map on 20th, 3rd day of Heavy Premonsoon Rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 22.05.2014

A cyclonic circulation extending between 3.1 and 5.8 kms a.s.l. lies over Lakshadweep area and neighbourhood. Heavy rains lashed Uttar Kannada district.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Gokarna - 141
Lokapur - 88
Kokkada - 79
Ramdurg - 78
Kumta - 57
Hebri - 57
Galianjaneya - 53
Kuppelur - 52
Kabbali - 52
Adaragunchi - 51
Baguru - 49
Gudekote - 47
Hadganhal - 47
Manki - 44
Jamkhandi - 43
Alawandi - 42
Kirwati - 38
Hangal - 37
Dharmasthala - 36
Panambur - 33
Yadwad - 31
Ranebennur - 30
Sampaje - 30
Lakshmeshwar - 29
Avani - 28
Yaragatti - 28
Doddayannegere - 28
Mahalingapur - 26
Hagaribommanahalli - 26
Mattihalli - 24
Lakya - 23
Krishnarajpet - 23
Shirhatti - 23
Saddiyam - 22
Talewad - 21
Siddapura - 21
Tattihalla - 20
BP Dam - 19
Haliyal - 19
Bajpe - 19
Honavar - 19
Belgaum AP - 19
Kanabargi - 19
Bydgi - 18
Alamatty - 18
Belthangady - 18
Malkhed - 18
Kodihalli - 18
Karkala - 17
Kalgi - 16
Mudubidre - 16
Haveri - 16
Hasa Agrahar - 15
Supa - 15
Mundgod - 14
Nargund - 14
Navalgund - 13
Belgaum - 13
Chikmagalur - 13
Nilkund - 12
Narayanpur - 12
Kottur - 12
Banavasi - 12
Kerur - 11
Bailhongal - 11
Savanur - 11
Dudda - 11
Sirsi - 10
Arabhavi - 10
Rampura - 10
Udupi - 10
Kundgol - 10
Hidkal - 10
Dharwad - 10
Badami - 10
Karwar - 10
Mulki - 10
Manchikere - 10
Talikote - 10
Sindhanur - 10

Heavy Premonsoon Rains in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 22.05.2014

A cyclonic circulation extending between 3.1 and 5.8 kms a.s.l. lies over Lakshadweep area and neighbourhood. Heavy rains lashed Eranakulam and Kottayam districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Aluva - 75
Kuttiyadi - 68
Kanjirappally - 60
Thodupuzha - 57
Kochi CIAL - 54
Haripad - 45
Kottayam - 43
Angadippuram - 27
Kuppady - 26
Thrithala - 25
Kumarakom - 22
Hosdurg - 22
Cherthala - 14
Kochi AP - 12
Kurudamannil - 12
Irukkur - 11
Perinthalmanna - 11
Perumbavur - 10
Mavelikkara - 9
Mancompu - 9
Pattambi - 8
Kozha - 8
Konni - 8
Piravom - 8
Eranakulam South - 7
Idamalayar - 5
Kayamkulam - 5
Chengannur - 5
Alappuzha - 5 

Massive Rains in Interior Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 21.05.2014

The low pressure area over east central Bay of Bengal and neighbourhood concentrated into a Depression over east central Bay of Bengal and lies centred at 0830 hours IST of today, the 21st May 2014 near Lat. 15.5°N and Long. 90.5°E, about 490 kms north - northwest of Port Blair, 620 kms west - southwest of Yangon (Myanmar) and 650 kms south - southwest of Cox's Bazar (Bangla Desh). It may intensify further into a Deep Depression during next 24 hours. Krishnagiri, Trichy, Dindugul, Vellore and Dharmapuri got good rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Uthangarai - 129
Chatrapatti - 102
Kondampatti - 78
Navalur Kuttapattu - 60
Trichy Junction - 56
Trichy Town - 52
Kallakurichi - 52
Anjatti - 50
Toppaiyaru - 43
Trichy AP - 32
Illuppur - 31
Annur - 30
Golden Rock - 28
Sankarapuram - 28
Nagavathi - 24
Pappireddipatti - 24
Penucondapuram - 22
Mettur - 21
Thandikudi - 20
Yercaud - 19
Dharmapuri     - 19
Pennagaram - 15
Marandahalli - 15
Palladam - 14
Ambur - 14
Pykara - 13
Polur - 12
Hogenekal - 12
Alangayam - 12
Barur - 12
Musiri - 11
Valparai - 11
Viralimalai - 11
Gudiyatham - 10
Vaniaymbadi - 10
Manomboly - 9
Krishnagiri - 9
Kangeyam - 8
Dharamapuri - 8
Thogamalai - 8
Pochampalli - 8
Upper Anaicut - 7
Usilampatti  - 6
Naduvattam - 6
Tiruppur - 6
Panchapatti - 6
Aravakurichi - 6
Mukuruthy - 6
Porthimund - 6
Sandyanallah - 6
Parson Valley - 5
Glenmorgan - 5
Uthagamandalam - 5
Vandavasi - 5
Watrap - 5
Moyar - 5
Hosur - 5
Chinnakalar - 5

Heavy Rains lash Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 21.05.2014

The low pressure area over east central Bay of Bengal and neighbourhood concentrated into a Depression over east central Bay of Bengal and lies centred at 0830 hours IST of today, the 21st May 2014 near Lat. 15.5°N and Long. 90.5°E, about 490 kms north - northwest of Port Blair, 620 kms west - southwest of Yangon (Myanmar) and 650 kms south - southwest of Cox's Bazar (Bangla Desh). It may intensify further into a Deep Depression during next 24 hours.

in mm (min 15 mm)

Urukere - 149
Ambajidurga - 120
Madhugiri - 95
Bachahalli - 79
Chintamani - 77
Alanahalli - 67
Manglur - 65
Nelavanki - 60
Aladangadi - 60
Hebri - 58
Kabbali - 57
Koratagere - 56
Chintamani PTO - 50
Ramanagara - 49
Mathikere - 47
Aneshwara - 44
Avate - 44
Tumkur - 36
Obalapura - 35
Bellandur - 34
Nagaidlai - 34
Gudibanda - 33
Devanhalli - 32
Mysore - 32
Rupanagudi - 31
Kunigal - 31
Saragur - 29
Hesaraghatta - 27
Sidlaghatta - 27
Gauribidanur - 25
Parasurampura - 25
YN Hoskote - 24
Karike - 24
Bangalore AP - 23
Kurugodu - 21
Chikkanahalli - 21
Kechhenahalli - 21
Tondebhavi - 20
Sirvar - 20
Avathi - 19
Agumbe - 19
BP Dam - 18
Siddapura - 18
Hoskote - 18
Gubbi - 18
Kamardi - 16
Belur - 15
Mastikatte - 15
Tattihalla - 15 

Moderate Rains in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 21.05.2014

The low pressure area over east central Bay of Bengal and neighbourhood concentrated into a Depression over east central Bay of Bengal and lies centred at 0830 hours IST of today, the 21st May 2014 near Lat. 15.5°N and Long. 90.5°E, about 490 kms north - northwest of Port Blair, 620 kms west - southwest of Yangon (Myanmar) and 650 kms south - southwest of Cox's Bazar (Bangla Desh). It may intensify further into a Deep Depression during next 24 hours.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kanjirappally - 45
Alathur - 41
Kuttiyadi - 32
Idamalayar - 29
Konni - 22
Pookot - 16
Peermade - 12
Irikkur - 10
Kurudamannil - 7
Kollengode - 7
Kuppady - 6
Alappuzha - 5

Nilambur - 5 

Premonsoon Showers are back in Kerala after a break, ending 8.30 am on 20.05.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from South East Madhya Pradesh to Lakshadweep area across Telangana, Rayalaseema, south interior Karnataka and Kerala. Wayand and Eranakulam districts got good rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Punalur - 68
Kozhikode - 35
Ernakulam South - 33
Kannur - 32
Manjeri - 26
Kuppady - 25
Kochi AP - 25
Kanjirappally - 18
Alappuzha - 18
Mananthavady - 16
Vyttiri - 15
Piravom - 15
Konni - 8
Kurudamannil - 8
Pookot - 7
Karipur - 7
Cherthala - 6
Mannarkad - 5
Thenmala - 5

Widespread Rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 20.05.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from South East Madhya Pradesh to Lakshadweep area across Telangana, Rayalaseema, south interior Karnataka and Kerala. Belgaum, Chitradurga, Davanagere, Bidar and Bellary got widespread rains.

in mm (min 20 mm)

Gokarna - 91
Belagatta - 74
Begur - 79
Kittur - 68
Kotur - 67
Kandagal - 65
Begur - 65
Guddaguddapur - 61
Dharwad - 61
Naravi - 59
Amrutapur - 57
Saundatti - 56
Bailhongal - 56
Belgaum AP - 51
Navalgund - 51
Nilagunda - 47
Sampaje - 46
Matmari - 45
Ranebennur - 45
Yaragatti - 44
Banderwad - 43
Konanuru - 43
Sulya - 40
Bharamasagara - 40
Kundapura - 40
Seethakal - 40
Eedu - 39
Khanapur - 39
Herehegdal  - 39
Kundaragi - 38
Nargund - 37
Nelligere - 37
Chitradurga - 36
Hadagalli - 35
Lingadahalli - 34
Badalgaon - 33
Yadwad - 33
Badami - 33
Davangere - 32
B.Durga - 32
Belthangady - 32
Kanabargi - 30
Channagiri - 30
Kaladgi - 29
Jalige - 28
Shahpur - 28
Imangala - 28
Ajjampura - 26
Davangere PTO - 26
Huncha - 26
Karwar - 26
Airavalli - 26
Arabhavi - 25
Belgaum - 24
Humnabad - 24
Sonaganahalli - 23
Sarvad  - 23
Jagirgudadur - 23
Aurad - 23
Lokapur - 23
Devanhalli - 22
Sindhanur - 22
Hunchadakatte - 21
Bagalkote - 21
Londa - 21
Kutgallu - 21
Kerur - 20
Parasurampura - 20
Karkala - 20
Shivani - 20
Bandipura - 20
Bagewadi - 20
Jala - 20
BP Dam - 20

Pre-monsoon showers in Odisha, ending 8.30 am on 19.05.2014

A trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Sub - Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim to Odisha with an embedded cyclonic circulation over Odisha. Nayagarh district in Odisha got heavy rains.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Khandapara - 77
Bolagarh - 45
Mohana - 40
Rayagada - 40
Chandbali - 32
Rajkanika - 30
Gudari - 30
Odagaon - 30
Gania - 20
Athmalik - 20
Pattamundai - 20
Daringibadi - 18
Jaipur - 10
Cuttack - 10
Chendipada - 10
Nayagarh - 10
Binjharpur - 7
Digapahandi - 5

Rain continues in Karnataka for 2nd day, ending 8.30 am on 19.05.2014

The trough upto 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Chattisgarh to Comorin area across Telangana, interior Karnataka and Kerala. Dakshin and Uttar Kannada districts in Karnataka got moderate rains.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Mosambavinahalli - 81
Napoklu - 42
Jagalbet - 42
Kokkada - 32
Shingargaon - 29
Bankal - 26
Dharmasthala - 25
Doddamuduvadi - 23
Haliyal - 21
Kottigehera - 21
Polakpalli - 18
Mani - 16
Kattya - 13
Savanur - 12
Supa - 12
Bagewadi - 11
Bommanahalli - 10
Bantwal - 10
Kirrwati - 10
Londa - 10
Kanakapura - 10

Rains are back in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 18.05.2014

The trough upto 0.9 km a.s.l. now extends from Chattisgarh to Kerala across Vidarbha, Telangana and interior Karnataka. Tumkur and Mandya districts got good rains.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Akkihebbal - 63
Gowdagere - 51
Sravanabelagola - 48
Bilekhalli - 45
Kanakapura - 42
Bekuppe - 40
Tavargere - 40
Gambyapura - 39
Chikkanahalli - 36
Nanjedevanapura - 35
Bherya - 33
Hole Alur - 32
Javanagondanahalli - 32
Badami - 31
Murkvad - 30
Sira - 29
Krishnarajpet - 29
Raibagh - 28
Bukkapatna - 27
Bilekhalli - 27
Nagaragere - 26
Anugondhalli - 24
Maddur - 22
Bellary - 21
Dhadesugur - 19
Honakere - 19
Bangarpet - 19
Busnur - 19
Kyasenahalli - 18
Siruguppa - 17
Bargur - 17
KGF - 16
Halli Mysore - 16
Hirebendigeri - 15
Bangalore AP - 15
Hosur - 15
Basaralu - 13
Malavalli - 11
Bandipura - 10
Athni - 10
Malur - 10

Moderate rains in Interior Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 18.05.2014

The trough upto 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Chattisgarh to Kerala across Vidarbha, Telangana and interior Karnataka. Krishnagiri, Salem and Villipuram district got good rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Hosur - 23
Sankarapuram - 22
Omalur - 21
Denkanikottai - 19
Taramangalam - 16
Shoolagiri - 15
Kalrayanhills - 14
Melmalayanur - 14
Pochampalli - 11
Bargur - 11
Vazhapadi - 10
Mangalapuram - 8
Thirukoilur - 8
Veppanthattai - 7
Alathur - 6
Chettikulam - 6
Attur - 6
Mettur - 5
Nangavalli - 5
Porthimund - 5

Light Rains in North Central Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 16.05.2014

The trough extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. from south Chhattisgarh to Rayalaseema persists. Kerala, Andhra and Karnataka did not get aany rains in any of their stations. Due to the trough, North Central Tamil Nadu again got rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kalavai - 20
Chengam - 17
Ooty (A) - 15
Perambalur - 10
Ketti - 8
Mylam - 6
Ariyalur - 6
Nedungal - 5
Budalur - 5

Gundar Dam in Tirunelveli overflows

Gundar Dam is the beautiful dam in Tirunelveli, Tamilnadu. Gundar Dam was constructed in the year 1983. The reservoir capacity is 25 mc.ft with two fillings per year which occurs during the South West and North East monsoons. There is a small falls near the dam located just 1km from the dam.  

 Gundar Dam - Source Ponraja

Gundar Dam is 20km far from Tenkasi. This dam is a very pleasant place for Tourists and is much unknown to the tourists. People who come to Coutrallam falls should also visit Gundar Dam. It is the 1st dam in Tamil Nadu to overflow that too before onset of monsoon in May 2014. 

Gundar Dam overflowing May 14, 2014

Thunder storms shifts to North Central Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 15.05.2014

A trough extends upto 0.9 km a.s.l. from south Chhattisgarh to Rayalaseema. North Central Tamil Nadu got good rains. Kerala, Andhra and Karnataka did not get any rains in any of their stations.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Mailam - 35
Karumandurai - 33
Sivakasi - 30
Sankarapuram - 28
Gingee - 27
Kalgumalai - 25
Kovilpatti - 2
Thriuvannamalai - 22
Vandavasi - 20
Parangipettai - 16
Srivilliputtur - 15
Pondicherry - 15
Vilipuram - 15
Perundurai - 14
Pappireddipatti - 13
Sankarankoil - 13
Rajapalayam - 12
Naduvattam - 10
Yercaud - 9
Emerland - 9
Cheyyur - 7
Arani - 6
Porthimund - 6
Madurai AP - 6
Vanur - 6
Avalanchi - 6
Chinna Kallar -  6
Wallajah - 5
Kancheepuram - 5
Vaniyambadi - 5

3rd day of rains in Himachal, ending 8.30 am on 14.05.2014

The Western Disturbance (W.D.) as an upper air cyclonic circulation over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood persists. Rains lashed Himachal for the 3rd day.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Berthin - 35
Kasauli - 35
Bilaspur - 28
Khadrala - 23
Kharapathar - 23
Rohru - 22
Theog - 21
Shimla - 18
Annu - 18
Fagu - 17
Jubbarhatti - 16
Kumarsain - 16
Nauni - 15
Solan - 15
Dharampur - 15
Rampur - 14
Kandaghat - 14
Chail - 13
Kahu - 11
Paonta Sahib - 11
Nahan - 10
Mandi - 9
Sainj - 8
Manali - 6
Kalpa - 6
Bhuntar - 5
Bajaura - 5
Jari - 5
Manikaran - 5
Sundernagar - 5

Good Summer Rain continues in Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 14.05.2014

The trough upto 0.9 km a.s.l from south Chhattisgarh to Comorin area has become less marked. However, Good Rains were witnessed in Dindugul, Madurai, Coimbatore, Nilgiris and Theni districts. The interesting part is that it is not raining anywhere else in Karnataka, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh in South India.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Vedasandur - 66
Peraiyur - 41
Palani - 41
Sothuparai - 36
Chinnakalar - 27
Upper Aliyar - 27
Kamatchipuram - 25
Thogamalai - 24
Thalavadi - 20
Avalanchi - 19
Porthimund - 15
Periyakulam - 15
Dindigul - 14
Madurai AP - 13
Sathyamangalam - 13
Valparai - 12
Tiruvallur - 12
Dharapuram - 11
Sholayar - 10
Marungapuri - 10
Ketti - 10
Tiruvannamalai - 10
Ooty (A) - 10
Valpari Taluk Office - 10
Kalavai - 9
Veerapandi - 8
Chatrapatti - 8
Sathanur - 8
Manomboly - 8
Eravangalar - 7
Hosur - 7
Cheyyar - 6
Naduvattam - 6
Ooty - 5
Hosur - 5
Uthangarai - 5

Isolated Rain in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 14.05.2014

The trough upto 0.9 km a.s.l from south Chhattisgarh to Comorin area has become less marked. Isolated Rains occurred in Kerala.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Idamalayar - 65
Thodupuzha - 31
Myladumpara - 24
Punalur - 16
Konni - 12
Poringal - 10
Madupatty - 9
Munnar - 5

Drought hit regions in Tamil Nadu getting much needed Rains, ending 8.30 am on 13.05.2014

The other trough upto 0.9 km a.s.l from south Chhattisgarh to Comorin area across Telangana, Rayalaseema and interior Tamil Nadu persists. Madurai, Theni, Sivaganga, Kanyakumari and Dharmapuri got good rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Uthamapalayam - 62
Samayapuram - 56
Palacode - 51
Nilakottai - 43
Anaikidangu - 41
Rajapalayam - 40
Thuckalay - 32
Kulasekaram - 30
Upper Kodayar - 27
Sanmuganadhi - 27
Shoolagiri - 25
Madurai AP - 24
Karaikudi - 24
Melur - 19
Pennagaram - 18
Paiyur - 16
Kundha Bridge - 15
Eravangalar - 15
Mettupatti - 15
Ooty (A) - 14
Sivagiri - 14
Valparai Taluk Office - 13
Veerapandi - 13
Srivilliputtur - 12
Palyamkottai - 12
Aranmanipudur - 12
Rasipuram - 11
Krishnagiri - 11
Chinnakallar - 10
Porthimund - 10
Vaigai - 10
Emerland - 10
Thirumangalam - 10
Manalar - 9
Hogenekal - 8
Madurai South - 8
Pegumbahallah - 8
Kodaikanal - 7
Lower Kodayar - 5
Periyar - 5
Pechiparai - 5
Gudalur - 5
Pillur - 5

WD brings Heavy Rains in Himachal yet again, ending 8.30 am on 13.05.2014

The Western Disturbance (W.D.) as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto mid tropospheric levels over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood persists. Entire Himachal got widespread rains.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Bhandal - 66
Kalatop - 60
Dalhousie - 52
Saluni - 50
Tissa - 44
Udaipur - 42
Kheri - 42
Chamba - 42
Manali - 40
Tinder - 38
Bharmaur - 34
Palampur - 33
Baldwara - 32
Ghamroor - 31
Jubbal - 31
Annu - 31
Bajaura - 28
Rohru - 27
Jnhunji - 27
Solan - 27
Jogindernagar - 25
Nauni - 23
Bhuntar - 22
Keylong - 22
Sundernagar - 21
Dharamshala - 21
Chail - 18
Kalpa - 16
Harimpur - 16
Sainj - 15
Kharapathar - 15
Kangra - 15
Jari - 14
Shimla - 14
Fagu - 12
Kasauli - 12
Nahan - 11
Bilaspur - 11
Una - 10
Mandi - 10

Thunder storms gives much need rains to Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 12.05.2014

A trough upto 0.9 km a.s.l from south Chhattisgarh to Comorin area across Telangana, Rayalaseema and interior Tamil Nadu persists. Interior Tamil Nadu, Nilgiris, Krishnagiri, Kanyakumari and Theni districts got good rains

in mm (min 5 mm)

Ketti - 65
Uthagamandalam - 64
Pechiparai - 41
Perunchani - 35
Lower Kodayar - 33
Eravangalar - 30
Sendamangalam - 30
Avalanchi - 27
Dharmapuri - 24
Porthimund - 24
Pykara - 23
Manalar - 20
Sholavandan - 18
Kovilpatti - 18
Kumarapalayam - 16
Kodaikanal - 15
Barur - 15
Periyar - 14
Tiruppur - 13
Valparai - 11
Chatrapatti - 11
Krishnagiri - 10
Namakkal - 10
Sathanur Dam - 8
Coimbatore South - 8
Kollimalai - 6
Tirupathur - 6
Avinasi - 6
Paramathivelur - 6
Manomboly - 5
Peraiyur - 5
Thunnakkadavu - 5 

Isolated rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 12.05.2014

A trough upto 0.9 km a.s.l from south Chhattisgarh to Comorin area across Telangana, Rayalaseema and interior Tamil Nadu persists.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Iralevalamudi - 58
Jallapur - 58
Periyapatna - 53
Ginigera - 46
Chittenhalli - 35
Ramagiri - 29
Mahadeshwarabetta - 29
M Hills  - 28
Napoklu - 22
Hanbalu - 9
Chamrajnagar - 5
Bhagamandala - 5
Madapur -    5
Somwarpet - 5

Himachal gets fresh rain, ending 8.30 am on 12.05.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto mid tropospheric levels over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood persists. Rains are back in Himachal after a long break.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Hamirpur - 26
Jhunji - 26
Una - 24
Kangra - 22
Gaggal - 22
Dehragopipur - 22
Mehre - 21
Kullu - 20
Bhuntar -20
Kumarsain - 20
Bhandal - 19
Tissa - 17
Manali - 17
Sundernagar - 17
Seobagh - 17
Dharamshala - 16
Bajaura - 16
Sunnibajji - 16
Sainj - 15
Baldwara - 15
Sujanpur Tira - 15
Mandi - 11
Chamba - 10
Udaipur - 10

Cherrapunjee gets over 700 mm rainfall in 3 days

Cherrapunjee after getting only 600 in the first 125 days of the year, showed why it is renowned for rainfall. It doubled the figure in just 3 days. Panbari in Assam also got close to 500 mm in this period. Namsai in Arunachal Pradesh too also got close to 500 mm in last 3 to 4 days.

Cherrapunjee Rainfall in last 3 days.

09.05.2014 - 115 mm
10.05.2014 - 372 mm
11.05.2014 - 229 mm
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Total in 3 days - 716 mm
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Light Rains in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 11.05.2014

A trough upto 0.9 km a.s.l extends from south Chhattisgarh to Comorin area across Telangana, Rayalaseema and interior Tamil Nadu. Interior TN is getting isolated Thunder Storms particularly in Salem and Vellore districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Attur - 32
Vazhapadi - 28
Gudiyatham - 20
Tirupattur - 20
Kovilpatti - 11
Pennagaram - 10
Karumandurai - 9
Upper Kodayar - 8
Nilakottai - 8
Rayakottah - 6
Krishnagiri - 6
Palacode - 5
Sathyamangalam - 5
Chengam - 5

Rain has stopped in other States in South India, but it continues in Karnataka ending 8.30 am on 11.05.2014

A trough upto 0.9 km a.s.l extends from south Chhattisgarh to Comorin area across Telangana, Rayalaseema and interior Tamil Nadu. The rains are continuing in Karnataka as before and the record season continues.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Dudda - 72
Shirhatti - 46
Saundatti - 43
Javur - 32
Sortur - 29
Hampapura - 28
Hesarur - 23
Belur - 21
Mudubidre - 19
Dayanandanagar - 17
Kundana - 17
Ambala - 14
Bangalore - 13
Kotatti - 12
Puttur - 11
Malurpatna - 8
Kanakapura - 6
Hulikal - 6
Bandiharlapur - 6
Amasebail - 5

After superb spell, atlast rain relents in Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 10.05.2014

The low pressure area over north interior Karnataka and neighbourhood has become less marked. However, the associated cyclonic circulation extending upto mid tropospheric levels lies over north coastal Andhra Pradesh and adjoining Odisha and Chhattisgarh. The trough from the centre of the low pressure area to Lakshadweep area has become less marked. After 10 days of hevay rains, Kanyakumari district got the much needed break from rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Melur - 53
Tirupuvanam - 36
Marungapuri - 25
Pallipattu - 18
Viralimalai - 17
Illuppur - 12
Upper Kodayar - 11
Pechiparai - 11
Devala - 10
Keeranur - 10
Shencottah - 9
Parsons Valley - 6
Porthimund - 6
Chettikulam - 6
Manapparai - 5
Chengam - 5
Kollidam - 5

Moderate Rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 10.05.2014

The low pressure area over north interior Karnataka and neighbourhood has become less marked. However, the associated cyclonic circulation extending upto mid tropospheric levels lies over north coastal Andhra Pradesh and adjoining Odisha and Chhattisgarh. The trough from the centre of the low pressure area to Lakshadweep area has become less marked.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Janekal - 68
Bandiharlapur - 35
Kurdi - 34
Manvi - 32
Hanasi - 20
Raichur - 14
Donehalli - 12
Malli - 12
Sindhanur - 11
Subramanya - 9
Hayyala Buzurg - 8
Channarayapatna - 7
Tammenahalli - 7
Kembhav - 7
Sulepet - 7
Kadaramandalagi - 6
Sandur - 5
Shorapur - 5
Hallikheda - 5
Marehalli - 5
Bhantanur - 5

After tale of destruction, rains lets up in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 10.05.2014

The low pressure area over north interior Karnataka and neighbourhood has become less marked. However, the associated cyclonic circulation extending upto mid tropospheric levels lies over north coastal Andhra Pradesh and adjoining Odisha and Chhattisgarh. The trough from the centre of the low pressure area to Lakshadweep area has become less marked. After one week of heavy rains, rains have reduced in Kerala. Thrissur district got widespread rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kunnamkulam - 41
Vellanikkara - 31
Peermade - 29
Trivandrum AP - 26
Vadakkancherry - 22
Kuttiyadi - 15
Poringal - 14
Kochi AP - 12
Cherthala - 12
Thalassery - 12
Idukki - 12
Kurudamannil - 11
Quilandy - 11
Lower Sholayar - 10
Neyyattinkara - 10
Ponnani - 10
Pookot - 10
Thrissur - 10
Enamackel - 9
Kozhikode - 9
Thodupuzha - 8
Konni - 8
Piravom - 7
Mannarkad - 7
Palakkad - 7
Pamba - 6
Alathur - 6
Kudulu - 6
Aluva - 5
Trivandrum - 5
Vythri - 5

LPA pounds Andhra Pradesh, rainfall ending 8.30 am on 10.05.2014

The low pressure area over north interior Karnataka and neighbourhood has become less marked. However, the associated cyclonic circulation extending upto mid tropospheric levels lies over north coastal Andhra Pradesh and adjoining Odisha and Chhattisgarh

in mm (min 30 mm)

Tadepalligudem - 172
Kakinada - 146
Nuzvidu - 143
Mangalgiri - 115
Tanuku - 115
Kaikalur - 112
Gudivada - 110
Koderu - 108
Rajahmundry - 105
Koyyalagudem - 104
Paderu - 95
Narsapuram - 94
Peddapuram - 93
Vijayawada AP - 87
Bhadrachalam - 86
Mahbubabad - 85
Yellamanchili - 79
Yellandu - 79
Polavaram - 77
Tuni - 74
Eluru - 73
Nandigama - 68
Chintapalli - 67
Anakapalli - 63
Guntur - 60
Bhimavaram - 60
Chintalapudi - 60
Dummugudem - 58
Amalapuram - 56
Atchempet - 56
Bhimunipatnam - 55
Madhira - 55
Narsampet - 50
Kalwakurthi - 49
Chodavaram - 49
Bhimadole - 47
Hanamkonda - 46
Suryapet - 45
Palakonda - 45
Parkal - 43
Sathenapalli - 42
Piduguralla - 41
Ranasthalam - 40
Chevella - 40
Venkatapuram - 39
Narsipatnam - 38
Tiruvuru - 38
Wanaparthi - 38
Pathapatnam - 33
Bhongir - 32
Kalingapatnam - 31
Manthani - 30
Golkonda - 30
Ramayampet - 30

 

Massive Rains in Nilgiris and Kanyakumari, rainfall in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 09.05.2014

The low pressure area over southeast Arabian Sea off north Kerala coast now lies over north interior Karnataka and neighbourhood. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels. A trough extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. runs from the centre of the low pressure area to Lakshadweep area. Kanykumari and Nilgiris got widespread and very heavy rains. Due to the very long list i am limiting it to stations recording 30 mm and above.

in mm (min 30 mm)

Upper Bhavani - 192
Kottar - 119
Thiruparapu - 118
Pegumbahallah - 115
Kundha Bridge - 107
Chittar II - 106
Upper Kodayar - 103
Ketti - 102
Coonoor - 97
Devala - 97
Thunnakkadavu - 92
Avalanchi - 89
Koliporvilai - 90
Porthimund - 90
Mukuruthy - 90
Chittar I - 87
Colachel - 87
Lower Kodayar - 82
Pechiparai - 80
Coonoor - 75
Kothagiri - 73
Nagercoil - 73
Kuzhithurai - 71
Emerland - 70
Suralode - 68
Kulasekaram - 67
Cannimore - 67
Poigai - 66
Aralvoimozhi - 66
Perunchani - 66
Balmore - 65
Puthen Dam - 65
Pillur - 65
Thuckalay - 60
Marungapuri - 60
Naduvattam - 60
Adayamadai - 59
Anaikidangu - 59
Uthagamandalam - 58
Mylaudy - 56
Mylaudy - 55
Papanasam - 55
Eraniel - 53
Mambazathuraiyaru - 52
Pykara - 50
Parsons Valley - 48
Karuthancode - 46
Bhoothapandy - 46
Nilakottai - 43
Gudalur bazar - 43
Periyar - 40
Sandayanallh - 40
Sholayar - 38
Shencottah - 36
Kodavasal - 36
Pandavaiyar - 33
Thiruvattur - 32
Mannargudi - 32
Dindigul - 32
Kodaikanal - 32
Nannilam - 31
Glenmorgan - 31

Moderate Rains in Andhra Pradesh, as LPA moves towards Andhra, ending 8.30 am on 09.05.2014

The low pressure area over southeast Arabian Sea off north Kerala coast now lies over north interior Karnataka and neighbourhood. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels. A trough extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. runs from the centre of the low pressure area to Lakshadweep area. Adilabad, Karimnagar and Rangareddy got widespread rains.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Pargi - 57
Medak - 56
Metpalli - 56
Vikarabad - 55
Jagtial - 48
Chevella - 47
Asifabad - 45
Khanapur - 44
Nizamabad - 38
Mahbubnagar - 36
Boath - 30
Nandyal - 28
Srungavarapukota - 27
Luxettipet - 25
Sirpur - 24
Manthani - 24
Arogyavaram - 22
Tandur - 17
Kandukur - 17
Hyderabad AP - 13
Rudrur - 13
Hyderabad - 13
Nirmal - 13
Venkatapuram - 12
Mudhole - 12
Anantpur - 12
Kurnool - 12
Hanamkonda - 11
Siricilla - 10
Karimnagar - 10
Utnoor - 10
Ibrahimpatnam - 10
Nalgonda - 10
Adilabad - 10

Heaviest Rains of the year in Karnataka as LPA moves across Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 09.05.2014

The low pressure area over southeast Arabian Sea off north Kerala coast now lies over north interior Karnataka and neighbourhood. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels. A trough extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. runs from the centre of the low pressure area to Lakshadweep area. Chikmagalur and Dakshin Kannada got widespread and very heavy rains. Due to the very long list i am limiting it to stations which have recorded 40 mm and above.

in mm (min 40 mm)

Marasanige - 221
Kalasa - 182
Nariyandada - 163
Kancharagatti - 155
Kottigehara - 149
Bilinele - 125
Sangapura - 121
Virajpet - 120
Bhagamandala - 120
Napoklu - 119
Naragund - 115
Sandur - 114
Belavannur - 112
Gudekote - 112
Malur - 109
Bhadravathi - 106
Madikeri - 96
Kinnar - 95
Harangi - 92
Ranebennur - 92
Malkhed - 91
Kyanhalli - 90
Poonampet - 89
Mulki - 89
Kulgeri - 89
Mani - 88
Vitla - 88
R.Nulleneru - 88
Panambur - 87
Perdur - 87
Sulya - 86
Tavaregere - 86
Deodurg - 84
Puttur - 83
Kota - 83
Channagiri - 82
Belthangady - 82
Dharmasthala - 82
Subramanya - 80
Sangal - 80
Navalgund - 79
Munirabad - 79
Sringeri - 79
Madapur - 79
Nargund - 79
Mangalore - 78
Gangavati - 77
Shivani - 76
Chikmagalur - 76
Agumbe - 76
Davangere - 75
Bhadravati - 75
Ajjampura - 74
Uchangidurga - 74
Saklespura - 73
Uppinagadi - 72
Karkala - 71
Hosanagar - 71
Tarikere - 70
Koppal - 69
Hulikal - 69
Yadur - 67
Arasalu - 67
Mastikatte - 67
Badami - 66
Bajpe - 66
Hubli - 66
Yellapur - 66
Bantwal - 65
Udupi - 64
Hunchadakatte - 64
Rampura - 64
Manki - 63
Dharwad - 63
Koppa - 62
Honnali - 62
B.durga - 61
Bhatkal - 61
Guledgund - 60
Mudagal - 60
Nagalamadike - 60
Belagola - 60
Mudubidre - 58
Hadagalli - 58
Kadur - 58
Periyapatna - 57
Yegati - 57
Almel - 57
Shirali - 57
Belur - 57
Jagalbet - 56
Jalahalli - 56
Chittapur - 55
Karwar - 55
Kampli - 55
Shorapur - 55
Sindgi - 55
Begur - 54
Somwarpet - 54
Shikaripur - 53
Kamardi - 53
Bailhongal - 53
Thirthahalli - 53
Kakkeri - 52
Nagamangala - 52
Bagewadi - 52
Mani - 52
Devara Hippargi - 51
Gerusoppa - 51
Kadra - 50
Kerur - 49
Hagaribommanahalli - 49
Gokarna - 48
Lingadahalli - 48
Srirangapatna - 48
Narayanpur - 48
Chitradurga - 48
Siddapura - 47
Konanur - 47
Holalur - 47
Sravanabelagola - 47
Sedam - 46
Bydgi - 46
Bevoor - 46
NR Pura - 46
Khanapur - 46
Nuggehalli - 46
Bagalkote - 45
Lokapur - 45
Yaragatti - 45
Yalburga - 45
Dudda - 44
Halli Mysore - 44
Basaralu - 43
Mysore - 43
Talikote - 42
Kalghatgi - 41
Hassan - 41
Sindhanur - 40
Holenarsipur - 40
Londa - 40
Nalwatwad - 40
Yadwad - 40
Muddebihal - 40
Raddewadgi - 40
Haunsbhavi - 40
Kaginele - 40
Bellary - 40
Banavasi - 40
Kodasally - 40

Over 200 mm recorded in some places in Kerala as LPA moves across Land, ending 8.30 am on 09.05.2014

The low pressure area over southeast Arabian Sea off north Kerala coast now lies over north interior Karnataka and neighbourhood. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels. A trough extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. runs from the centre of the low pressure area to Lakshadweep area. Kannur, Kozhikode, Wayanad and Malappuram got the heaviest rains since last year monsoon.

in mm (min 20 mm)

Thalassery - 212
Mattanur - 202
Angadippuram - 172
Perinthalmanna - 160
Vadakara - 155
Irikkur - 155
Thariode - 144
Kuttiyady - 138
Vyttiri - 137
Kannur - 137
Thrissur - 135
Taliparamba - 123
Cheruthazham - 122
Thrithala - 113
Pookot - 105
Vellanikkara - 99
Tavanur - 99
Aluva - 95
Quilandy - 92
Pattambi - 91
Nilambur - 91
Karipur AP - 89
Mananthavady - 84
Manjeri - 80
Kudulu - 72
Kozhikode - 66
Kodungallur - 65
Lower Sholayar - 63
Nedumangad - 60
Kochi CIAL - 59
Perumbavur - 58
Mannarkad - 58
Panamkutty - 58
Idukki - 57
Enamackel - 56
Idamalayar - 55
Kunnamkulam - 55
Eranakulam South - 55
Ponnani - 54
Punalur - 52
Ambalavayal - 50
Madupatty - 50
Trivandrum AP - 47
Hosdurg - 47
Chalakudy - 45
Trivandrum - 44
Kochi AP - 44
Ottappalam - 43
Perumkadavizah - 43
Kuppady - 42
Cherathala - 41
Piravom - 40
Kanjirappally - 40
Poringal - 39
Aryankavu - 38
Mavattupuzah - 37
Irinjalakuda - 36
Alathur - 35
Palakkad - 34
Neeriyamangalam - 33
Parambikulam - 33
Kurudamannil - 30
Vadakkancherry - 30
Alappuzha - 29
Peermade - 29
Konni - 28
Kotarkkara - 27
Munnar - 26
Kollengode - 26
Varakala - 24
Chengannur - 23
Chittur - 23
Thenmala - 22
Kollam - 22
Neyyattinkara - 22

WML moves up to South Karnataka-North Kerala, Heaviest Rains lash Coastal Karnataka ending 8.30 am on 08.05.2014

The well marked low pressure area over south Kerala and neighbourhood lay as a low pressure area over south Karnataka and adjoining north Kerala and Tamil Nadu yesterday evening and now lies over southeast Arabian Sea off north Kerala coast. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric level. Uttar Kannada took the heaviest rains of the year.

in mm (min 15 mm)

Gokarna - 127
Mm Hills - 109
Mahadeshwarabetta - 91
Khanapur - 47
Hirekerur - 47
Hangal - 47
Nilagunda - 42
Haveri Pto - 39
Siddapur - 38
Hosanagar - 35
Shiralkoppa - 34
Bankal - 34
Haveri Apmc - 33
Chandragutti - 32
Belgaum AP - 31
Kottigehara - 31
Haunsbhavi - 30
Sirsi - 27
Davangere - 26
Shikaripur - 26
Bavur - 25
Anavatti - 24
Hunchadakatte - 23
Gandasi - 23
Kumta - 23
Belgaum - 23
Chengta - 23
Garudacharpalya - 21
Malanur - 21
Banavasi - 21
Thalaguppa - 21
Kundgol - 21
Mundgod - 20
Ankola - 19
Bantwal - 19
Honavar - 18
Thirthahalli - 18
Belur - 18
Chikmagalur - 18
Bannimukkodlu - 17
Gerusoppa - 17
Alamatty - 17
Bydgi - 17
Hulakuki - 17
Shirali - 16
Dasarighatta - 15
Manchikere - 15
Dharmasthala - 15
Hubli - 15
Channagiri - 15
Mani - 15
Karwar - 15
Linganamakki - 15
Holalkere - 15
Makarabbi - 15

Massive Rains lash Kerala as WML moves up to South Karnataka-North Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 08.05.2014

The well marked low pressure area over south Kerala and neighbourhood lay as a low pressure area over south Karnataka and adjoining north Kerala and Tamil Nadu yesterday evening and now lies over southeast Arabian Sea off north Kerala coast. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric level. Eranakulam, Thrissur and Alapuzzha took the heaviest rains of the year.

in mm (min 20 mm)

Kochi AP - 192
Ernakulam South - 172
Piravom - 144
Alathur - 144
Enamackel - 129
Ponnani - 123
Vaikom - 120
Kakkanadu - 115
Irinjalakuda - 109
Kayamkulam - 106
Thrissur - 100
Kollengode - 94
Mavelikkara - 94
Cherthala - 94
Kunnamkulam - 93
Vadakkancherry - 90
Kodungallur - 88
Kozhikode - 88
Quilandy - 86
Mancompu - 86
Alappuzha - 85
Chalakudy - 85
Vellanikkara - 85
Thrithala - 81
Aluva - 79
Kozha - 79
Kochi CIAL - 78
Kottayam - 71
Kumarakom - 68
Tavanur - 67
Ottappalam - 66
Chengannur - 66
Thodupuzha - 64
Mavatupuzzah - 57
Pattambi - 56
Peermade - 56
Karipur - 51
Perumbavur - 50
Konni - 47
Kanjirappally - 42
Perumkadavizha - 42
Munnar - 41
Chittur - 41
Madupatty - 40
Kollam - 39
Neyyattinkara - 38
Lower Sholyalar - 37
Myladumpara - 30
Panamkutty - 28
Aryankavu - 27
Idukki - 27
Amini - 27
Perinthalmanna - 26
Kurudamannil - 24
Poringal - 24
Kakki - 22
Palakkad - 20
Vadakara - 20
Vyttiri - 20
Kudulu - 20
Mannarkad - 20
Neeriyamangalam - 20

WML moves into south Kerala, Heavy Rain lashes Karnataka ending 8.30 am on 07.05.2014

The well marked low pressure area over Comorin area and neighbourhood now lies over south Kerala and neighbourhood. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels. Widespread rains lashed Kerala. It was particularly heavy in Dakshin Kannada, Chikmagalur and Tumkur districts.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Bukkapatna - 88
Hosanagar - 68
Karkala - 56
Puttur - 48
Sira - 43
Kadur - 42
Nimbarga Tanda - 42
Attugulipur - 41
Kodihalli - 39
Uppinagadi - 37
Kanakapura - 34
MM Hills - 33
Pavagada - 32
Andalagi - 31
Vitla - 30
Mallapura - 26
Lakkur - 26
Mudubidre - 26
Yamasandi - 26
Saluru - 25
Adivala - 24
Chikmagalur - 24
Bhagamandala - 22
Chamarajanagar - 20
Dharmasthala - 18
Tugaonhalsi - 18
Chikkanahalli - 17
Kadra - 16
Konanuru - 16
Koppa - 16
Shivanasamudra - 14
Attibele - 14
Bargur - 14
Kamardi - 14
Shiggaon - 13
Agumbe - 13
Ramdurg - 13
Kundgol - 12
Ganagaluru - 12
Yelandur - 11
Belthangady - 11
Basavapatna - 11
Nidgundi - 11
Ankola - 10
Udupi - 10
Hunchadakatte - 10
Mundgod - 10
Mangalore -10
Begur - 10
Yegati - 10

WML moves into south Kerala, Heavy Rain lashes Trivandrum, ending 8.30 am on 07.05.2014

The well marked low pressure area over Comorin area and neighbourhood now lies over south Kerala and neighbourhood. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels. Widespread rains lashed Kerala. It was particularly heavy in Trivandrum, Kollam and Kottayam districts.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Thenmala - 104
Trivandrum - 102
Aryankavu - 97
Trivandrum AP - 92
Neyyattinkara - 88
Kottayam - 84
Perumkadavilla - 82
Nedumangad - 80
Varkala - 80
Kotarkkara - 74
Punalur - 68
Chengannur - 68
Kozha - 65
Kumarakom - 60
Kanjirappally - 58
Kayamkulam - 57
Mavelikkara - 56
Cherathala - 56
Alapuzzha - 46
Vaikom - 44
Myladumpara - 41
Konni - 40
Piravom - 38
Kakki - 38
Kurudamannil - 36
Manjeri - 34
Peermade - 33
Madupatty - 30
Irikkur - 23
Panamkutty - 21
Thariode - 18
Karipur AP - 17
Thodupuzha - 16
Vadakara - 15
Mavattampuzha - 14
Pamba - 14
Cheruthazham - 14
Kunnamkulam - 14
Parambikulam - 13
Vythri - 12
Kochi AP - 12
Eranakulam South - 11
Idukki - 11
Mattanur - 11
Munnar - 11
Aluva - 10
Mananthavady
Ottappalam - 10
Ponnani - 10
Kuppady - 10
Quildandy - 10
Kozhikode - 10
Taliparamba - 10
Kakkandau - 10

No Stopping of Rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 06.05.2014

The low pressure area (LPA) over Comorin area and neighbourhood now lies as a well marked low pressure area (WML) over the same region. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels. Uttar Kannada, Dakshin Kannada and Shimoga got good rains.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Hosanagar - 66
Kunimellihalli - 64
Tevaramellihalli - 64
Tannirapantha - 51
Sampaje - 49
Gudur - 47
Naragund - 47
Vajralli - 45
Londa - 42
Kumsi - 40
Bijakal - 34
Sirsi - 31
Itga - 31
Arasalu - 30
Talewad - 30
Noolvi - 28
Kerur - 27
Morageri - 27
Talamari - 26
Karkala - 22
Mulki - 22
Belthangady - 21
Manchikere - 20
Dharmasthala - 20
Gokarna - 17
Uppinagadi - 17
Gurusanagi - 17
Udupi - 16
Ankola - 15
Kushtagi - 14
Hungund - 14
Anavatti - 13
Holalur - 12
Doddabathi - 12
Urubage - 12
Chitaguppa - 12
Jeewargi - 12
Kaudle - 11
Siddapur - 11
Panambur - 11
Sulya - 11
Yalburga - 11
Honavar - 11
Mani - 10
Yellapur - 10
Ganagapura - 10
Haveri - 10
Kundgol - 10
Hangal - 10
Jagalbet - 10
Bimalkhed - 10
Talikote - 10
Linganamakki - 10
Babaleshwar - 10
Shahpur - 10
Kaggere - 10
Yedvani - 10
Yargatti - 10

LPA intensifies into WML, Rainfall in Kerala ending 8.30 am on 06.05.2014

The low pressure area (LPA) over Comorin area and neighbourhood now lies as a well marked low pressure area (WML) over the same region. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto mid tropospheric levels.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kotarakkara - 55
Neyyattinkara - 38
Trivandrum AP - 33
Trivandrum - 31
Punalur - 28
Perumkadavila - 28
Taliparamba - 27
Thenmala - 25
Aryankavu - 21
Varakala - 16
Kurudamannil - 16
Kannur - 12
Nedumangad - 12
Kanjirappally - 10
Kozha - 10
Thalassery - 7
Kayamkulam - 6
Mattanur - 5
Kollam - 5
Alappuzha - 5

Rains continue in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 05.05.2014

The low pressure area over Sri Lanka and neighbourhood now lies over Comorin area and neighbourhood. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto 4.5 kms a.s.l. Chickmagalur district got good rains.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Dharmapura - 82
Karimuddanahalli - 82
K.Setty Halli - 66
HD Kote - 40
Idakani - 36
Shishila - 35
Bhadravathi - 26
Shivani - 25
Lakshmisagara - 25
Srimangala - 24
Kalasa - 24
Garaga - 22
Ajjampura - 20
Kanagadda - 19
Uppinagadi - 19
Kamardi - 19
Lingadahalli - 18
Srirangapatna - 17
Hundipura - 16
Karadgi - 16
Devalkere - 16
Krishnarajasagara - 14
Mysore - 13
Sringeri - 12
Hunchadakatte - 11
Belthangady - 10
Puttur - 10
Savanur - 10

Low Pressure forms in Comrin Sea, Kerala rainfall ending 8.30 am on 05.05.2014

The low pressure area over Sri Lanka and neighbourhood now lies over Comorin area and neighbourhood. The associated cyclonic circulation extends upto 4.5 kms a.s.l. Heavy Rain in Thrissur, Kottayam, Trivandrum and Kollam district continues.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Nedumangad - 80
Thrissur - 75
Vellanikkara - 68
Kanjirappally - 52
Enamackel - 46
Thodupuzha - 41
Kotarakkara - 40
Perumkadavila - 39
Konni - 36
Neyyattinkara - 34
Punalur - 30
Kottayam - 29
Kollam - 27
Ernakulam South - 26
Aryankavu - 22
Ottappalam - 20
Peermade - 18
Vyttiri - 18
Alathur - 18
Palakkad - 17
Kunnamkulam - 17
Vadakkancherry - 15
Vaikom - 14
Kochi AP - 13
Kodungallur - 12
Irinjalakuda - 12
Trivandrum - 12
Thenmala - 11
Mananthavady - 11
Trivandrum AP - 10
Varakala - 10
Mancompu - 10
Kollengode - 10

Agni Natchathiram sets in, but widespread rains in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 04.05.2014

The trough of low at mean sea level over southwest Bay of Bengal now lies as a low pressure area over Sri Lanka and neighbourhood and the associated cyclonic circulation extends upto 3.6 kms a.s.l. Heavy rains lashed Kanyakumari again.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kodavasal - 73
Kamudhi - 69
Kottar - 67
Mylaudy - 65
Thiruparapu - 64
Peraiyur - 50
Watrap - 50
Rajapalayam - 48
Periyar - 46
Pillur - 45
Kalavai - 43
Nagarcoil - 41
Kothagiri - 40
Rasipuram - 36
Mambazathuraiyaru - 33
Anaikidangu - 32
Suralode - 30
Sivagiri - 30
Sholavandan - 30
Valangaiman - 30
Pollachi - 30
Dindigul - 30
Bodinaickanur - 30
Vazhapadi - 28
Valparai - 27
Chittar II - 27
Boothapandy - 24
Uthamapalayam - 24
Thunnakkadavu - 23
Coonoor - 22
Sholayar - 20
Usilampatti - 20
Mannargudi - 20
Melur - 20
Gudalur - 20
Srivilliputhur - 20
Radhapuram - 20
Alangayam - 20
Thiruchuzhi - 20
Mettupatti - 20
Karaikudi - 20
Keeranur - 20
Arani - 20
Ariyalur- 20
Manomboly - 18
Veerapandi - 18
Radhapuram - 17
Cuddalore - 17
Kodaikanal - 16
Aliyar - 16
Aduthurai - 15
Chittar I - 14
Ariyalur - 14
Amaravathy - 13
Paiyur - 12
Kanyakumari - 11
Cannimore - 11
Kundha Bridge - 10
Pegumbahallah - 10
Manalar - 10
Sothuparai - 10
Koliporvilai - 10
Palani - 10
Tiruttani - 10
Kamatchipuram - 10
NeeDamangalam - 10
Aranmanaipudur - 10
Chinnakalar - 10
Kaveripakkam - 10
Nanguneri - 10
Thenkasi - 9
Porthimund - 9
Upper Aliyar - 7
Senthuari - 7
Manjalar - 6
Periyakulam - 6
Kovilpatti - 6
Valinokkam - 6
Dindugul - 6
Puducherry - 6
Devala - 6
Orthanadu - 6
Pechiparai - 5
Perunchani - 5
Sankarankoil - 5
Satankulam - 5
Kamudhi - 5
Pamban - 5
Adirampatnam - 5
Colachel - 5
Aralvoimozhi - 5
Puthen Dam - 5
Karuthancode - 5
Poigai - 5

Superb rain with high intensity continues in Karnataka ending 8.30 am on 04.05.2014

The trough of low at mean sea level over southwest Bay of Bengal now lies as a low pressure area over Sri Lanka and neighbourhood and the associated cyclonic circulation extends upto 3.6 kms a.s.l. The rains in both windward and leeward side of Karnataka continues. Dakshina Kannada, Mandya, Gulbarga and Kodagu district got widespread rains.

in mm (min 20 mm)

Markanja - 101
Garvale - 95
Krishnarajapet - 93
Banderwad - 86
Nelogi - 71
Bherya - 67
Meguda - 65
Choranuru - 59
Bhadravathi - 54
Harangi - 53
Madapura - 50
Subramanya - 49
Rottigawada - 47
Bankapur - 45
Vanalli - 43
Haveri - 42
Gugal - 41
Afzalpur - 40
Arasalu - 40
Kalkhora - 39
Alagwadi - 38
Chitradurga - 36
Hunsur - 35
Tavargere - 35
Kokatanur - 34
Muddenahalli - 33
Ramanathapura - 33
Uppinagadi - 32
Kundapur - 32
Puttur - 30
Sulya - 30
Hubli - 30
Devarhippargi - 30
Gangapura - 30
Somawarpet - 30
Humchadakatte - 30
Shiralkoppa - 30
NR Pura - 30
Dindavara - 29
Yalladakere - 29
Ujlam - 28
Kechhenahalli - 23
Dambal - 20
Mulki - 20
Kota - 20
Mundagod - 20
Haveri APMC - 20
Koppal - 20
Kalgi - 20
Bhagamandala - 20
Thyagarthi - 20
Balehonnur - 20
Kottur - 20

Good Rains continue in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 04.05.2014

The trough of low at mean sea level over southwest Bay of Bengal now lies as a low pressure area over Sri Lanka and neighbourhood and the associated cyclonic circulation extends upto 3.6 kms a.s.l.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kudulu - 92
Hosdurg - 85
Thekkady - 68
Thodupuzha - 38
Mancompu - 30
Lower Sholayar - 27
Madupetty - 22
Aryankavu - 21
Ottappalam - 19
Poringal - 18
Thenmala - 17
Kottayam - 16
Kottarakkara - 16
Konni - 14
Chengannur - 14
Parambikulam - 13
Munnar - 11
Alathur - 11
Neeriyamangalam - 11
Idamalayar - 11
Pamba - 10
Chalakudy - 10
Kurudamannil - 10
Peermade - 9
Piravom - 8
Kakki - 8
Trivandrum AP - 7
Vellayani - 7
Idukki - 7
Varkala - 6
Sengulam - 6
Punalur - 6
Ponmudi - 6
Perumkadavila - 5
Neyyattinkara - 5

Massive Norwestor hits West Bengal, Rainfall ending 8.30 am on 04.05.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Gangetic West Bengal and adjoining areas now lies over Bangladesh and neighbourhood extending upto 1.5 km asl. Massive rains were witnessed in West Bengal.

in mm (min 25 mm)

Cooch Behar - 135
Baruipur - 85
Falakata - 66

Gajoldoba - 50
Alipurduar - 50
Basirhat - 42
Buxaduar - 40
Kumargram - 40
Canning - 39
Dinhata - 38
Jayanthi - 36
Mekhligunj - 36
Siliguri - 34
Jalpaiguri - 33
Diamond Harbour - 32
Haldia - 32
Bagdogra - 30
Chepan - 30
Barobhisha - 30
Champasari - 30
Panagarh - 30
Dum Dum - 26

Massive Summer Rains lash Kanyakumari for 3rd day, Rainfall in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 03.05.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from South East Uttar Pradesh to Comorin area across east Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and interior Tamil Nadu. Kanyakumari district got widespread rains and i witnessed the brute force of these storm yesterday.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Suralode - 107
Koliporvilai - 84
Adayamadai - 68
Kamudhi - 66
Sivagiri - 64
Mambazathuraiyaru - 59
Uthagamandalam - 57
Anaikidangu - 56
Thuckalay - 56
Eraniel - 46
Manamadurai - 42
Kuzhithurai - 40
Puthen Dam - 35
Perunchani - 34
Chittar II - 33
Ottapadiram - 32
Arantangi - 32
Nagarcoil - 28
Tiruchendur - 27
Kayathar - 24
Mullankinavilai - 23
Neyoor - 23
Kalakkad- 19
Cheranmahadevi - 19
Mylaudy - 17
Cannimore - 15
Lower Gelenmorgan - 14
Colachel - 14
Palayamkottai - 14
Glenmorgan - 13
Chittar I - 12
Mudukulathur - 12
Boothapandy - 11
Sankaridurg - 11
Naduvattam - 10
Nanguneri - 10
Tirunelveli - 9
Erode - 8
Singara - 7
Palmore - 7
Metupatti - 7
Rajapalayam - 6
Aralvaimozhi - 6
Ooty - 6
Hosur - 6
Mullaikaraipetti - 5
Valparai - 5
Thalavadi - 5
Karaikudi - 5
Ketti - 5
Sivaganga - 5

No signs of Rains stopping in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 03.05.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from South East Uttar Pradesh to Comorin area across east Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and interior Tamil Nadu. This time it was Hassan and Kodagu district which got bulk of the rains.

in mm  (min 10 mm)

Halli Mysore  - 84
Anchatgeri - 77
Bherya - 76
Torenur - 74
Madapur - 55
Antaragatte - 54
Dharwad - 47
Sanvasagi - 47
Bhagamandala- 45
Navalgund - 45
Kanguvalli - 42
Sambrani - 39
Sravanabelagola - 38
Virajpet - 37
Dotihal - 37
Doddinduvadi - 36
Ballupet - 36
Marola - 35
Maluru - 35
Hunsur - 33
Madikeri - 32
Haliyal  - 31
Arkalgud - 30
Somwarpet - 28
Belur - 26
Rakkasagi - 26
Bilwar - 26
Hongal - 25
Turuvekere - 25
Mangalore - 24
Kundgol - 24
Hassan - 24
Mysore - 24
Samethanahalli - 23
Subramanya - 22
Maladkal - 21
Sulya - 21
Dharmasthala - 21
Alamatty - 21
Holenarsipur - 21
Hubli - 20
Krishnarajpet - 20
CR Patna - 17
Saklespura - 17
Sarguru - 17
Puttur - 16
Bijapur - 16
Athni - 16
Shirhatti - 15
Hagadur - 15
Nuggehalli - 14
Londa - 14
Belthangady - 13
Kembhav    13
Kottigehara - 13
Mushigeri - 13
Yelandur - 12
Shahpur - 11
Belgaum - 11
Maddur - 10
Bantwal - 10
Ajjampura - 10
Jagalbet - 10
Mattihalli - 10
Ramadurg - 10
Vitla - 10

Pre-monsoon Rains continue in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 03.05.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from South East Uttar Pradesh to Comorin area across east Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and interior Tamil Nadu. Kannur and Trivandrum district got widespread rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Neyyattinkara - 68
Konni - 44
Anchal - 44
Cheruthazham - 33
Varkala - 31
Taliparamba - 29
Nedumangad - 29
Kanjirappally - 28
Punalur - 27
Kottarakkara - 27
Kannur - 25
Thenmala - 24
Vellayani - 17
Kudulu - 16
Hosdurg - 14
Perumkadavila - 13
Kollam - 13
Irikkur - 12
Mananthavady - 12
Piravom - 11
Kayamkulam - 8
Mattanur - 7
Thodupuzha - 5
Kozha - 5
Kakki - 5
Aryankavu - 5

Heavy Rain lashes Kanyakumari, Rainfall in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 02.05.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Bihar to Comorin area across Chhattisgarh, Vidarbha, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and interior Tamil Nadu. Kanyakumari and Nilgiris districts got widespread rains for 2nd day.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Mambazathuraiyaru - 71
Anaikidangu - 70
Uthagamandalam - 54
Koliporvilai - 43
Porthimund - 40
Thuckalay - 25
Adayamadai - 21
Thalavadi - 16
Perunchani - 15
Avalanchi - 15
Devala - 14
Thiruvidaimaruthur - 12
Kuzhithurai - 10
Periyanaickenpalayam - 10
Nagercoil - 9
Yercaud - 7
Sholayar - 7
Vaniaymbadi - 6
Parsons Valley - 6
Neyoor - 6
Mukurthy - 6
Pandavaiyar - 5
Krishnagiri - 5
Kodavasal - 5
Kayathar - 5
Upper Kodayar- 5
Suralode - 5

Record Rain continues in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am  on 02.05.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Bihar to Comorin area across Chhattisgarh, Vidarbha, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and interior Tamil Nadu. Uttar Kannada, Shimoga and Dakshin Kannada got widespread rains. The surprise is these are the stations which are in windward side, which normally get rains only in the monsoon. Due to long list i am limiting it to stations which have got 15 mm or above rainfall.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Mavalli - 64
Savve - 63
Malebennur - 62
Huncha - 56
Sakkarepatna - 53
Belthangady - 52
Airavalli - 51
Gonnur - 51
Vitla - 50
HD Kote - 50
Shirali - 46
Bhatkal - 46
Nilkund - 46
Ponnampet - 43
Manki - 42
Hunchadakatte - 42
Dharmasthala - 41
Kikkeri - 39
Holalur - 38
Chitradurga - 38
Sravanabelagola - 38
Belur - 37
Chikkanayakanahalli - 33
Shedbal - 32
Kalasa - 32
Thirthahalli - 32
Kamardi - 32
Hulikal - 28
Pethsiroor - 27
Nm Tadas - 26
Mani - 25
Puttur - 24
Koppa - 24
Mysore - 24
Khanapur - 23
Hunsur - 23
Sulya - 21
Haliyal - 20
Napoklu - 19
Uppinagadi - 19
Jayapura - 19
Malali - 19
Kadur - 18
Kirwati - 17
Haveri - 17
Hassan - 17
Madikeri - 17
Baagali - 17
Bantwal - 16
Hukkeri - 16
Malavalli - 16
Agumbe - 16
Banavasi - 16
Saklespura - 16
Attibele - 16
Shivani - 15
Balehonur - 15
Ajjampura - 15
Chikmagalur - 15
Sarguru - 15
Allambar - 15
Maralukunte - 15

Atlast Norwestor season becomes active in West Bengal and Sikkim, ending 8.30 am on 02.05.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Bangladesh and adjoining Gangetic West Bengal persists extending up to 1.5 km asl. Its been a dull season for Norwestor since April 1st, 2014. But yesterday's Norwestor has been massive and for the 1st time rains above 70 mm have been received in West Bengal and Sikkim.

in mm (min 5 mm)


West Bengal
---------------
Bagdogra - 72
Neora  ­ 70
Jalpaiguri - 45
Sukhiapokhri - 30
Darjeeling - 22
Siliguri - 22
Singlabazar - 20
Berhampore - 16
Malda - 12
Pedong - 10
Bagrakote - 10
Gajoldoba - 10
Kalimpong - 8
Dinhata - 8
Raiganj - 7
Ratua - 7


Sikkim
----------
Sankalan - 91
Mangan - 87
Gangtok - 71
Damthang - 60
Tadong - 48
Ravangla - 27
Namthang - 24
Yuksom - 21
Soreng - 20
Gyalsing - 20

Rain shifts to North and Central Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 02.05.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Bihar to Comorin area across Chhattisgarh, Vidarbha, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and interior Tamil Nadu. Kannur and Kozhikode districtsgot widespread rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Quilandy - 47
Panamkutty - 42
Thodupuzha - 38
Mattanur - 37
Kanjirappally - 32
Irikkur - 26
Mannarkad - 25
Vadakara - 23
Neeriyamangalam - 21
Vythri - 21
Nilambur - 19
Kotarakkara - 18
Thalassery - 15
Kottayam - 14
Kayamkulam - 12
Sengulam - 12
Konni - 12
Parambikulam - 11
Punalur - 11
Ponmudi - 11
Kannur - 10
Kuppady - 9
Palakkad - 8
Chengannur - 8
Ambalavayal - 7
Chittur - 6
Peermade - 6
Vadakkancherry - 6
Poringal - 5
Idukki - 5
Madupatty - 5
Kuttiyadi - 5
Thariode - 5
Tavanur - 5

Awesome rains welcome Tamil Nadu during May day, ending 8.30 am on 01.05.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from central parts of Uttar Pradesh to Comorin area across Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Kanyakumari, Theni, Madurai, Virudhunagar and Nilgiris districts got widespread rains.

in mm (min 5 mm )

Periyar - 80
Mettupatti - 73
Thekkady - 69
Illayangudi - 64
Madurai - 60
Eraniel - 57
Nagercoil - 48
Thiruparappu - 45
Sivagiri - 45
Thiruchuzhi - 44
Sathaiaru - 43
Natham - 41
Peraiyur - 39
Glenmorgan - 37
Mambazathuraiyaru - 36
Vadipatti - 36
Kamudhi - 33
Eravangalar - 33
Watrap - 33
Veerapandi - 32
Koliporvilai - 32
Anaikidangu - 29
Chittar  I - 28
Thuckalay - 28
Bhoothapandy - 28
Ramanathapuram - 27
Thirumangalam - 26
Nilakottai - 25
Srivilliputhur - 25
Sholavandan - 23
Uttamapalayam - 22
Chittar II - 20
Kovilpatti - 18
Chittampatti - 18
Madurai South - 18
Lower Gelenmorgan - 18
Tondi - 17
Virudhunagar - 17
Neyoor - 16
Avalanche - 16
Rajapalayam - 16
Periyakulam - 15
Madurai AP - 15
Upper Bhavani - 15
Southuparai - 14
Emerland - 14
Tirupuvanam - 14
Aranmanaipudur - 14
Moyar - 14
Melur - 14
Cannimore - 13
Colachel - 13
Upper Aliyar - 12
Ketti - 12
Pechiparai - 12
Usilampatti - 11
Gudalur - 11
Idayapatti - 10
Sholayar - 10
Ayikudi - 10
Kovilankulam - 10
Mukurthy - 10
Pykara - 9
Kuzhithurai - 9
Thenkasi - 8
Naduvattam - 8
Sattur - 8
Manomboly - 7
Gudalur Bazar - 7
Valparai - 7
Lower Papanasam - 6
Servalar - 6
Aruppukottai - 6
Sanmuganadhi - 6
Gobichettipalayam - 5
Bodinaickanur - 5
Mannargudi - 5
Andipatti - 5
Vaigai - 5
Kulasekaram - 5
Mullankinavilai - 5
Palmore - 5
Manjalar - 5

Will the rains ever stop in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 01.05.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from central parts of Uttar Pradesh to Comorin area across Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Dakshin Kannada and Kodagu districts got widespread rains.

in mm (min 5 mm )

Nilagunda - 59
Hommaradi - 47
Udgi - 42
Madapur - 37
Hubli - 37
Navali - 35
Napoklu - 35
Mangalore - 33
Dharmasthala - 32
Sedam - 31
Honnahalli - 28
Bhagavati - 26
Bechanhalli - 23
Ulvi - 23
Panambur - 21
Mattur - 21
Uppinagadi - 20
Mani - 18
Gorur - 18
Arkalgud - 17
Somwarpet - 16
Gulbarga - 15
Wadagera - 15
Haralahalli - 14
Nipani - 13
Haveri APMC - 13
Poonampet - 13
Virajpet - 11
Subramanya - 11
Jambalmalki - 11
Bailhongal - 10
Shirahatti - 10
Maladkal - 8
Chamarajnagar - 8
Puttur - 8
KR Pet - 7
Harangi - 7
Chikodi - 6
Javali - 5
Mundargi - 5
Shirhatti - 5
Bajpe - 5
Madikeri - 5
Bhagamandala - 5
Kalghatgi - 5
Bevoor - 5
Nilkund - 5

Heavy Rains welcome Kerala on May day, ending 8.30 am on 01.05.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from central parts of Uttar Pradesh to Comorin area across Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Kerala witnessed one of the heavy and widespread rains of this year. Trivandrum, Pathanamthitta, Kollam, Idukki, Kottayam, Alappuzha and Eranakulam districts got very heavy rains and it rained in most of the places in these districts.

in mm (min 10 mm )

Punalur - 76
Kanjirappally - 55
Thenmala - 52
Alappuzha - 51
Kurudamannil - 50
Idukki - 49
Kudulu - 48
Kottarakkara - 48
Perumkadavila - 45
Thodupuzha - 43
Konni - 42
Kozha - 41
Panamkutty - 41
Perumbavur - 40
Neyyattinkara - 38
Chengannur - 36
Varkala - 36
Anchal - 35
Kayamkulam - 33
Kollam - 33
Nilambur - 30
Kochi CIAL - 30
Trivandrum - 29
Piravom - 29
Kumarakom - 24
Kottayam - 24
Aluva - 24
Nedumangad - 20
Neeriamangalam - 18
Karipur AP - 17
Trivandrum AP - 15
Sengulam - 15
Peermade - 14
Myladumpara - 13
Aryankavu - 11
Poringal - 10
Kannur - 10
Ambalavayal - 10
Manjeri - 10
Mancompu - 10

Moderate Rain in Virdhunagar district, ending 8.30 am on 30.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends North Madhya Pradesh to Comorin area across Madhya Maharashtra, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Aruppukottai - 37
Thiruchuzhi - 36
Porthimund - 23
Sattur - 23
Narikudi - 14
Virudhunagar - 12
Kovilankulam - 9
Parson Valley - 7
Kovilpatti - 7
Mylaudy - 5

Shimoga District bears the brunt, as superb Rains lash Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 30.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends North Madhya Pradesh to Comorin area across Madhya Maharashtra, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Heavy Rains were mostly centred around Shimoga districts. However, widespread rains also occurred in Chikmagalur, Uttar Kannada and  Dakshin Kannada. Due to the very long list i am limiting it to stations which have recorded 20 mm and above.

in mm (min 20 mm)

Agumbe - 94
Alur - 81
Hebri - 74
Vitla - 73
Benachi - 68
NR Pura - 66
Asundi - 66
Haveri APMC - 62
Thyagarathi - 58
Hangal - 56
Uchagaon - 54
Haveri Pto - 51
Badangod - 48
Shiralkoppa - 47
Haliyal - 40
Thalaguppa - 38
Ingalagi - 37
Udupi - 35
Belthangady - 35
Hunasagi - 31
Uchangidurga - 30
Hunchadakatte - 29
Bharamasagara - 28
Channagiri - 28
Sortur - 26
Shirahatti - 26
Illkal - 24
Ittigi - 24
Hirekerur - 24
Nalatvad - 24
Siddapur - 23
Linganamakki - 23
Kottigehara - 23
Marola - 23
Mangalore - 22
Kamardi - 22
Jayapura - 21
Kalasa - 20
Bagewadi - 20
Lakshmeswar - 20
Shirali - 20
Chikodi - 20
Londa - 20
Nilkund - 20
Napoklu - 20
Kumta - 20
Sringeri - 20

Rains are back in Kerala after one day break, ending 8.30 am on 30.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends North Madhya Pradesh to Comorin area across Madhya Maharashtra, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Rains were mostly centered around Trivandrum districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Alappuzha - 39
Vadakara - 27
Vyttiri - 22
Punalur - 20
Varkala - 17
Trivandrum - 16
Kanjirappally - 11
Thenmala - 10
Agathi - 10
Thariode - 9
Kuppady - 8
Angadippuram - 7
Amini - 5
Cherthala - 5
Hosdurg - 5

Never ending Rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 29.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Marathwada to Comorin area across interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Napoklu - 53
Kodadur - 37
Kalgi - 30
Bugate Allur - 26
Sedam - 21
Dodvad - 20
Gulbarga - 17
Gadiganuru - 16
Sulepet - 15
Chikodi - 14
Changavi - 10
Thanakushanur - 10
Kalkhora - 10
Belgaum - 10
Fartabad - 11
Kurikuppa - 9
Kunabevu - 8
Hukkeri - 7
Bankawadi 7
Yastara - 6
Madlagiri - 6
Vastare - 6
Billahalli - 5
Koda - 5
Ramapur - 5

Rain continues in Kanyakumari, ending 8.30 am on 29.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Marathwada to Comorin area across interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Chittar I - 43
Chittar II - 14
Suralcode - 9
Thiruvadanai - 7
Pechiparai - 6

Heavy rains in Kanyakumari, ending 8.30 am on 28.04.2014

A trough extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. runs from Comorin area to south Konkan & Goa across interior Tamil Nadu and coastal Karnataka

in mm (min 5 mm)

Thiruvattur - 90
Kulasekharam - 21
Chittar II - 21
Perunchani - 18
Thenkasi - 18
Puthen Dam - 17
Pechiparai - 10
Shencottah - 10
Suralcode - 9
Kuzhithurai - 9
Adayamadai - 8
Sothuparai - 6
Devala - 5
Anaikidangu - 5
Mambazathuraiyaru - 5

Rains in North East after big break, ending 8.30 am on 28.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation over North-East Assam, adjoining Nagaland and neighbourhood persists extending upto 0.9 km asl. Another cyclonic circulation lies over Sub Himalayan West Bengal and adjoining Bangladesh extending up to 0.9 km asl.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Assam
----------
Barkhetri - 27
Silchar - 21
A P Ghat - 20
B P Ghat - 20
Barepta - 14
Khowang - 10
Dholai - 10
Manas N H Xing - 10
Jia Bharali N T Xing - 10
Amraghat - 10
Gharmura  - 10
Matijuri - 10
Lakhipur - 10
Goalpara - 10
Morang - 9
Dhupdhara - 8
Dibrugarh AP - 8
Tangla - 7
North Lakhimpur - 6
Kokilabari - 6
Dhemaji - 6
Haflong - 5
Dhekiajuli - 5
Margherita - 5
Kakopather - 5

West Bengal
--------------
Baghmara - 36
Kalingpong - 35
Singla Bazar - 31
Darjeeling - 21
Balurghat - 20
Bagdogra - 13
NH­-31 - 10
Jalpaiguri - 8

Sikkim
---------
Soreng - 27
Gyalshing - 19
Yuksom - 17
Gangtok - 14
Namthang - 14
Mazitar: - 13
Khanitar - 12
Ranipool - 11
Tadong - 11

Arunachal Pradesh
--------------------
Itanagar - 17
Roing - 15
Passighat - 10
Along - 9
Basar - 8
Tawang - 6
Changlang - 5

Tripura
--------
Chebri - 14
Arundhutinagar - 13
Kamalpur - 13
Khowai - 13
Kailasahar - 12
Agartala AP - 11
Kanchanpur - 10
Dharmanagar - 10

Meghalaya
-------------
Baghmara - 36
Williamnagar - 14
Tikrikilla - 10
Cherrapunji - 7
Jowai - 6

Heavy Rains lash Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 28.04.2014

The wind discontinuity extending from Madhya Pradesh to to north interior Karnataka across Marathwada extending upto 0.9 km above mean sea level persists. A trough extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. runs from Comorin area to south Konkan & Goa across interior Tamil Nadu and coastal Karnataka. Heavy rains lashed Karnataka in Shimoga and Chikmagalur districts. As over 100 stations have reported rains, i am limiting it to stations which has received over 15 mm rainfall.

in mm (min 15 mm)

Itagi - 100
Kutrahalli - 68
Shikaripura - 62
Gudadur - 62
Hosanagar - 52
Balehonnur - 50
Chikmegeri - 41
Kechhenahalli - 33
Hariharapura - 33
Jewargi - 33
Uchangidurga - 31
Kuppelur - 31
Kolnad - 32
Basarikatte - 30
Bandipura - 29
Anivala - 29
Gendehalli - 28
Mani - 28
Anjanapura - 27
Haragavalli - 26
Asundi - 26
Fartabad - 25
Hirekerur - 25
Kundgol - 25
Durga - 23
Bettoli - 22
Jayapura - 21
Dodvad - 21
Turuvekere - 20
Dotihal - 20
Hadagalli - 20
Shivanagi - 20
Thygarathi - 19
Jertagi - 19
Sitanadi - 19
Agumbe - 18
Hampi - 18
Boranakanive - 18
Hanumasagar - 17
Khatak Chincholi - 17
Tavaregree - 16
Dhavalgi - 16
Kalasa - 16
Kundagol - 15
Lingadahalli - 15
Sokke - 15
Byadgi - 15
Gunjahalli - 15
Araga - 15
Aralasurali - 15
Pavagada - 15
Hoysalakatta - 15
Chymanal - 15

Pre-Monsoon Rain continues in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 28.04.2014

The wind discontinuity extending from Chhattisgarh to south Tamilnadu across interior Karnataka extending upto 0.9 km above mean sea level persists. Rains were widespread in Trivandrum, Alappuzha, Wayanad and Kollam districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Trivandrum AP - 42
Kuppady - 40
Trivandrum - 35
Punalur - 33
Perumkadavila - 31
Vadakara - 30
Perinthalmanna - 28
Mancompu - 24
Meenangadi - 21
Anchal - 18
Thenmala - 18
Angadippuram - 18
Mavelikkara - 18
Kozha - 18
Thrissur - 16
Kottarakkara - 16
Ottappalam - 15
Vellanikkara - 15
Neyyattinkara - 14
Kollam - 14
Varkala - 14
Nedumangad - 11
Vellayani - 11
Piravom - 10
Irikkur - 9
Perumbavur - 8
Vyttiri - 8
Kanjirappally - 7
Chengannur - 7
Konni - 6
Kayamkulam - 6
Kochi CIAL - 6
Hosdurg - 5
Ambalavayal - 5
Aryankavu - 5
Mananthavady - 5

Widepsread Rains in most districts of Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 27.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from north Chhattisgarh to south Tamil Nadu across Telegana and interior Karnataka. Almost entire Karnataka got rains. As over 200 stations have reported rains, i am limiting it to stations which has received over 25 mm rainfall.

in mm (min 25 mm)

Honkana - 96
Gopshitta - 77
Vajrahalli - 64
Masur - 53
Husuru - 51
Belaguthi - 46
Koila - 45
Vakkalagere - 44
Mathodu - 42
Kappanahalli - 42
Channagiri - 41
Madag-Masur - 40
Kuppagadde - 39
Hanbal - 37
Kirwatti - 36
Devarahalli - 36
Ajekar - 36
Byadgi - 34
Koliwad - 34
Shikaripura - 34
Hungunda - 33
Hedigonda - 32
Thogarsi - 32
Koralikuppa - 32
Dharma - 32
Anavatti - 32
Nitturu - 32
Sukravarsanthe - 31
Yagati - 31
Sogi - 31
Arasanagi - 31
Bankapur - 30
Bachanki - 30
Mudigere - 29
Sowlanga - 29
Magadipalya - 29
Avinahalli - 28
Hanagal - 28
Makavalli - 28
Karike - 28
Baasuru - 27
Uppinangady - 26
Belagodu - 26
Hosaritti - 26
Bilichodu - 25
Megaramakki - 25
Linganamakki - 25
Salagame 25
Gudur - 25

As Mentioned in Vagaries' Forecast, Coastal Kerala gets 1st spell of pre-monsoon rains, ending 8.30 am on 27.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from north Chhattisgarh to south Tamil Nadu across Telangana and interior Karnataka. Some areas in Coastal Kerala got 1st spell of pre-monsoon rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Punalur - 20
Vadakara - 18
Aluva - 16
Anchal - 14
Vyttiri - 12
Kuttiyadi - 10
Thariode - 9
Neyyattinkara - 9
Quilandy - 6
Amabalavayal - 5
Kochi CIAL - 5
Perumbavur - 5
Aryankavu - 5
Kuppady - 5
Chalakudy - 5

Isolated heavy rains in Kanyakumari, ending 8.30 am on 26.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from south Chhattisgarh to Comorin area across Telangana, interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Some places in Kanyakumari district got heavy rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Thiruvattur - 77
Periyakulam - 5
Perunchani - 5
Kuzhithurai - 5

2nd day of rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 26.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from south Chhattisgarh to Comorin area across Telangana, interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Haveri, Uttar Kannada and Hassan district got most of the rains.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Nilagunda - 52
Gola - 52
Kamadod - 37
Shiggaon - 34
Allampur - 33
Bachanki - 28
Hassan - 26
Hanagal - 26
Uchagaon - 26
Hungunda - 25
Ujlam - 22
Nimberga - 21
Alur - 20
Tuppadahalli - 20
Ingalahalli - 19
Ranibennur - 18
Devarsugur - 18
Chandragutti - 16
Medleri - 16
Attangi - 16
Adavihalli - 16
Holalkere - 15
Honnali - 14
Mayasandra - 14
Sirigere - 13
Mundgod - 13
Goolipura - 13
Salagame - 12
B Durga - 12
Bharamasagar - 12
Bommanahalli - 12
Belgaum AP - 12
Ramapur - 11
Avathi - 11
Chikkaarasinakere - 10
Hoolikatti - 10
MugutkanHubli - 10
Shiruguppi - 10
Nagnur Byaraj - 10
K.M.Doddi - 10
Sandur - 10
Holesirigere - 10
Dharma - 10
Bijakal - 10
Kirwati - 10
Kudligi - 10
Londa - 10

Light Rains in Kerala, ending 8.30 am 26.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from  south Chhattisgarh to Comorin area across Telangana, interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Vyttiri - 29
Ambalavayal - 14
Nedumangad - 10
Thariode - 7
Cherthala - 7
Anchal - 5
Kayamkulam - 5
Munnar - 5

Non Stop Rains in Kanyakumari District, ending 8.30 am on 25.04.2014

The wind discontinuity from Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim to Comorin area across Gangetic West Bengal, Odisha, south Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and Tamilnadu extending upto 0.9 km above mean sea level persists. Rains were widespread in Kanyakumari and Theni district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Adayamadai - 53
Puthen Dam - 42
Periyakulam - 42
Perunchani - 41
Emerland - 39
Suralcode - 37
Pechiparai - 28
Koliporvilai - 27
Ayikudi - 26
Thuckaly - 24
Anaikidangu - 23
Mambazathuraiyaru - 20
Bodinaickanur - 18
Avalanchi - 14
Chittar II - 14
Boothapandy - 12
Yercaud - 12
Kulasekaram - 11
Nanguneri - 11
Chittar I - 10
Valparai - 8
Kodaikanal - 7
Komarapalayam - 6
Palayamkottai - 5
Kuzhithurai - 5
Nilakottai - 5
Ooty - 5
Radhapuram - 5

Pre-Monsoon Rains continue in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 25.04.2014

The wind discontinuity from Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim to Comorin area across Gangetic West Bengal, Odisha, south Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and Tamilnadu extending upto 0.9 km above mean sea level persists. Rains were widespread in Pathanamthitta and Eranakulam district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Madupatty - 38
Kurudamannil - 36
Vellayani - 34
Punalur - 26
Piravom - 24
Konni - 24
Kozha - 21
Munnar - 20
Eranakulam South - 19
Kanjirappally - 18
Kottarakkara - 17
Vyttiri  - 16
Kochi AP - 15
Ottappalam - 14
Cherthala - 11
Anchal - 10
Perumbavur - 9
Parambikulam - 9
Trivandrum - 8
Myladumpara - 8
Kochi CIAL - 7
Neyyattinkara - 7
Varkala - 6
Poringal - 6
Kottayam - 5
Nedumangad - 5

Moderate Rains in Andhra Pradesh, ending 8.30 am on 25.04.2014

The Wind discontinuity from Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim to Comorin area across Gangetic West Bengal, Odisha, south Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and Tamilnadu extending upto 0.9 km above mean sea level persists. Rains were widespread in Mahbubnagar and Ranga Reddy districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Paderu - 45
Ramachandrapuram - 38
Serillingampally - 23
Kodangal - 18
Pargi - 13
Vikarabad - 12
Nagarkurnool - 9
Hakimpet - 7
Jangaon - 7
Narasapur - 6
Hyderabad AP - 5
Hyderabad - 5

Rains are back in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 25.04.2014

The Wind discontinuity from Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim to Comorin area across Gangetic West Bengal, Odisha, south Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Marathwada, interior Karnataka and Tamilnadu extending upto 0.9 km above mean sea level persists. Rains were widespread in Uttar Kannada district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kinnar - 59
Sollapur - 54
Kanamadi - 34
Begur - 33
Hippargi - 31
Nippani  - 27
Naravi - 22
Marola - 21
Hullatti - 18
Eedu - 17
Kirwati - 17
Chabbi - 16
Dummawad - 15
Sankeshwar - 13
Kumatagi - 13
Hulgera - 12
Miryan - 12
Soraba - 11
Manchikere - 10
Durga - 10
Shedbal - 10
Bhalki - 10
Anavatti - 7
Illkal - 7
Sulepet - 7
Kalghati - 6
Banvasi - 6
Rippanpete -  6
Hosakote - 5
Haliyal - 5
Siddapur - 5
Bijapur - 5

Rain continues in South Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 24.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l.extends from Sub - Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim to Comorin area across Gangetic West Bengal, Odisha, south Chhattisgarh, Telangana, interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Rains were Reported in Virudhunagar, Madurai, Tirunelveli and Kanyakumari district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Thiruchuzhi - 34
Cheranmahadevi - 16
Melur - 15
Ambasamudram - 13
Kulasekaram - 12
Chittampatti - 12
Thuckalay - 8
Madurai AP - 8
Anaikidangu - 6
Nagarcoil - 6
Kovilpatti - 6
Mylaudy - 5
Upper Kodayar - 5
Servalar - 5
Lower Papanasam - 5

Rain intensity picks up in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 24.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l.extends from Sub - Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim to Comorin area across Gangetic West Bengal, Odisha, south Chhattisgarh, Telangana, interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Rains were widespread in Alapuzha and Kottayam district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Alapuzha - 63
Cherthala - 39
Kumarkom - 34
Kozha - 21
Vaikom - 20
Varkala - 18
Piravom - 18
Thenmala - 17
Kodungallur - 17
Punalur - 14
Peermade - 11
Vazhathope - 7
Tavanur - 7
Poringal - 7
Kanjirappally - 6
Idukki - 6
Perumkadavila - 6
Kurudamannil - 5
Anchal - 5
Nedumangad - 5
Idamalayar - 5
Sengulam - 5

Moderate Rains continue in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 23.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. over Comorin area and neighbourhood persists. The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from the above cyclonic circulation to north Konkan across interior Tamil Nadu, interior Karnataka and south Madhya Maharashtra.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kottarakkara - 40
Punalur - 23
Kumarakom - 21
Varkala - 16
Mavelikkara - 8
Cherthala - 7
Alappuzha - 6
Kochi AP - 6
Piravom - 5
Madupatty - 5
Kurudamannil - 5
Anchal - 5

Rain Continues in Kanyakumari district, ending 8.30 am on 23.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. over Comorin area and neighbourhood persists. The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from the above cyclonic circulation to north Konkan across interior Tamil Nadu, interior Karnataka and south Madhya Maharashtra.

in mm (min 5 mm)


Tuticorin - 29
Tuticorin Port - 28
Kulasekaram - 23
Ambasamudram - 22
Neyoor - 19
Nagercoil - 17
Eraniel - 13
Colachel - 12
Anaikidangu - 10
Upper Kodayar - 10
Pechiparai - 10
Manimuthar - 7
Anaikidangu - 6
Chittar I - 6
Chittar II - 6
 Suralcode - 6
Mambazathuraiyaru - 5
Kulasekaram - 5
Valinokkam - 5
Thucklay - 5

After Gujarat yesterday, Rare Rains occurred in Maharashtra, ending 8.30 am on 22.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Comrin Sea to Maharashtra coast across interior Karnataka. Rains were widespread around Pune district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Barshitakli  - 39
Hiwara - 22
Ghansangwi - 21
Pune NDA - 21
Lavala - 19
Rajgurunagar - 16
Pashan - 14
Magarpatta - 10
Patur - 10
Amaravati - 10
Pune St.Joseph - 10
Washim - 9
Latur - 8
Beed - 8
Tuljapur - 7
Pune Cagmo - 7
Nasik - 6
Pune - 6
Mahabaleshwar - 5
Akola - 5
Buldhana - 5

Rains lash Kanyakumari district, ending 8.30 am on 22.04.2014

A cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. lies over Comorin area and neighbourhood. Kanyakumari belt from Thriuvattur to Kuzhithurai got bulk of the rains.

in mm (min 3 mm)

Thiruvattur - 58
Mambazathuraiyaru - 41
Kulasekaram - 23
Thirparappu - 13
Neyoor - 13
Thuckalay - 10
Anaikidangu - 10
Eraniel - 8
Aruppukottai - 8
Suralcode - 6
Sattur - 5
Koziporvilai - 5
Perunchani - 4
Puthen Dam - 3
Kuzhithurai - 3
Chittar I - 3
Chittar II - 3

Rains continue in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 22.04.2014

A cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. lies over Comorin area and neighbourhood. Kollam, Trivandrum, Kottayam and Ernakulam districts got moderate rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kollam - 35
Konni - 27
Anchal - 26
Kozha - 16
Lower Sholayar - 14
Neyyattinkara - 14
Punalur - 13
Kottarakkara - 13
Perumbavur - 12
Kottayam - 10
Kayamkulam - 8
Aluva - 7
Varkala - 6
Kochi CIAL - 6
Nedumangad - 6
Kumarakom - 5
Vellayani - 5

Moderate Rains recorded in Odisha, ending 8.30 am on 21.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation over south Chhattisgarh and neighbourhood persists and now extends upto 0.9 kms a.s.l. Moderate rains lashed Odisha and was mostly in Jajpur district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Belaguntha - 39
Chandikhol - 37
Akhuapada - 31
Ghatagaon - 30
Banpur - 30
Jajpur - 30
Daitari - 14
Keonjhargarh - 12
Bonth - 11
Brahmagiri  - 10
Dantia - 10
Jaganathprasad - 9
Bhubaneshwar AP - 8
Khurdah - 7
Mohanpur - 5

Rare rains lash Gujarat, ending 8.30 am on 21.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. over central Pakistan and neighbourhood now lies over south Pakistan and adjoining west Rajasthan.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Gandhinagar -  45
Viramgam - 25
Lakhtar - 18
Chotila - 13
Ahmedabad City - 11
Dahegam - 10
Sami - 10
Radhanpur - 10
Sanand  - 10
Dhari - 7
Visavdhar - 6
Rajkot - 6
Suryanagar - 5

Atlast rain reduces in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 21.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extending to Comorin area across interior Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu persists.  Rainfall occurred at isolated places over North Interior Karnataka in Belgaum and Gulbarga districts.

.
in mm (min 5 mm)

Nimbarga - 37
Yamkanmardi - 30
Managutti - 30
Gokak - 18
Kalgi - 17
Aniapura - 13
Sulepet - 12
Hanbalu - 11
Hukkeri - 9
Bachahalli - 9
Yadihalli - 6
Santhahalli - 6
Panaje - 5
Yaragatti - 5
Yenmuru - 5

Rain almost comes to stop in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 21.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extending to Comorin area across interior Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu persists. Light rains were observed in Kerala

.
in mm (min 5 mm)

Konni - 18
Kuttiyadi - 16
Punalur - 14
Kottarakara - 12
Anchal - 9
Thariode - 8
Hosdurg - 8
Ambalavayal - 6

19th straight day of Rains in Karnataka, ending 8.30 am on 20.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends to Commorin area across interior Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. Rains were widespread in Hassan and Chikmagalur districts. Mudenur in Karnataka recorded the highest 24 hr rainfall in Karnataka  in 2014.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Mudenur - 163
Arsikere - 72
Urubage - 55
Chintaki - 54
Chikkayyana Chattra - 53
Khajuri - 51
Khajuri - 50
Tagarapura - 43
Saundalga - 41
Kokkanur - 38
Anjanapura - 35
Kadajji - 34
Nagoda - 34
Hunshanahalli - 30
Blale - 29
Shiralkoppa - 26
Huliyar - 26
Tandaga - 26
Davangere - 24
Kokkada - 23
Shivanasamudra - 21
Uchangidurga - 20
Lingadahalli - 19
Londa - 18
Ganagapura - 16
Saklespura - 14
Belgaum - 14
Athni - 13
Aland  - 13
HD Kote - 12
Belawantara - 12
Begur - 11
Sringeri - 11
Chikodi - 10
Honnali - 10
Basavakalyan - 10
KG Halli  - 10
Dharmasthala - 10
Arkalgud - 10
Gulbarga - 10
Aniapura - 10

Tamil Nadu is dry, Rainfall ending 8.30 am on 20.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends to Commorin area across interior Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kundha bridge - 33
Perunchani - 8
Emerland - 7
Tirunelveli - 7
Ooty (A) - 6
Pechiparai - 5
Valparai - 5
Thalavadi - 5

Light Rains in Andhra, ending 8.30 am on 20.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends to Commorin area across interior Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. Rains were mostly in Telegana region in Nizamabad district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kamareddy - 29
Mednoor - 21
Rudrur - 20
Banswada - 18
Armoor - 10
Nirmal - 10
Bheemgal - 9
Siricilla - 8
Nizamabad - 7
Navipet - 6
Tandur - 6
Boath - 5

After Heavy spell, Moderate Rains continue in Himachal & Kashmir ending 8.30 am on 20.04.2014.

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation over Jammu & Kashmir and adjoining north Pakistan now lies over Jammu & Kashmir and extends upto 3.1 kms a.s.l. with a trough aloft with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. roughly along Long  82°E to the north of Lat 27°N.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Himachal
------------
Bijahi - 35
Kharapathar - 21
Keylong - 18
Joginder Nagar - 14
Bhuntar - 14
Moorang - 14
Kullu - 14
Fagu -1 4
Bajaura - 12
Seobagh - 10
Kasol - 10
Choppal - 10
Sainj - 5
Kalpa - 5
Manali - 5
Manikaran - 5

Kashmir
-----------
Gund - 21
Pahalgam - 15
Bandipora - 11
Kupwara - 11
Gulmarg  - 9
Anantnag - 7
Qazigund  - 6
Kukernag - 6
Harran - 6
Banihal - 5
Bhaderwah - 5
Srinagar (A) - 5

Moderate Pre-monsoon rains continue in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 20.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends to Commorin area across interior Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. Rains were mostly in Alapuzha and Kottayam districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Chengannur - 42
Thodupuzha - 32
Thalassery - 27
Kanjirappally - 20
Vazhathope - 19
Idukki - 18
Kuppady - 17
Konni - 14
Ponnani - 10
Mancompu - 10
Kurudamannil - 9
Kottayam - 9
Alapuzha - 7
Kakki - 7
Mananthavady - 6
Kumarakom - 6
Lower Sholayar - 5
Thariode - 5
Ponmudi - 5

Heavy rains lash Nilgiris, rainfall ending 8.30 am on 19.04.2014 in Tamil Nadu

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends to south Tamil Nadu across interior Maharashtra and interior Karnataka. Nilgiris districts got one of the heaviest spells in this pre-monsoon season.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Ketti - 82
Gudalur Bazar - 24
Sultanpet - 23
Annur - 23
Parambikulam (TN) - 22
Ooty (A) - 19
Periyanayakkanpalayam - 19
Anjatti - 19
Thali - 19
Porthimund - 15
Pechiparai - 14
Sothuparai - 10
Emerland - 9
Andipatti - 7
Glenmorgan - 6
Thalavadi - 6
Satyamangalam - 6
Devala - 5
Anthiyur - 5
Manomboly - 5
Moyar - 5

Monsoon like rains in Karnataka, rainfall ending 8.30 am on 19.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends to south Tamil Nadu across interior Maharashtra and interior Karnataka. Hassan district got the heaviest spells in this pre-monsoon season.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Hassan - 136
Kandalli - 124
Hesarur - 83
Belligatti - 70
Sanikere - 53
Halli Mysore - 51
Devaramalla - 51
Nayakanahalli - 51
Kanakgeri - 48
Kunchuru - 48
Mandihal - 42
Banavasi - 40
Anagvadi - 38
Londa - 37
Sanivarsante - 37
Bharamasagara - 35
Udagani - 35
Shiralkoppa - 34
Motakpalli - 34
Jyothigowdanapura - 34
Bhagavati - 33
Jainapur - 33
Savanur - 32
Cheelanahalli  - 30
Handanakere - 30
Hubli - 30
Arsikere - 30
Sollapur - 29
Hallikere - 26
Badami - 24
Konanur - 23
Hunnur - 23
Shikaripur - 22
Bydgi - 22
Kushtagi - 22
Belgaum - 21
Kanagalu - 21
Tyamagondal - 21
Harapanahalli - 20
Saklespura - 19
Harisandra - 19
Kushal Nagar - 18
Kirwati - 16
Linganamakki - 16
Tavaregere - 15
Ballupet - 15
Harangi - 15
Magadi - 15
Bhagamandala - 13
Mandya - 12
Kundargi - 11
Chamarajanagar - 11
Dharwad - 11
Napoklu - 11
Bangarpet - 11
Kanabargi - 10
Huliyardurga - 10
Kembhav - 10
MM Hills  - 10
Koratagere - 10
Avathi - 10
Haliyal - 10

Wettest day of the year in Punjab, rainfall ending 8.30 am on 19.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 1.5kms a.s.l. over central Pakistan and adjoining west Rajasthan and Punjab now lies over Haryana and neighbourhood. Punjab witnessed one of the wettest day in 2014.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Kapurthala - 73
Phangota - 69
R.S.Dam Site - 50
Shahpurkandi - 50
Mukerian - 50
Taran Taran - 50
Moga - 45
Gurdaspur - 41
Amritsar - 40
Pathankot - 40
Malakpur - 40
Moga - 40
Balachour - 40
Ferozepore - 37
Adampur - 30
Nawanshahr - 30
Nangal - 30
Ropar - 30
Salern - 29
Anandpur Sahib - 27
Roopnagar - 27
Jalandhar - 24
Ludhiana - 24
Chandigarh AP - 17
Faridkot - 17
Mansa - 15
Patiala - 12
Chandigarh - 11
Badi-Kaoran - 10
Mahurana - 10
Rauni - 10

Its a season of plenty for Kashmir, rainfall ending 8.30 am on 19.04.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation over north Pakistan and adjoining Jammu & Kashmir now lies over Jammu & Kashmir and adjoining north Pakistan extending upto 4.5 kms a.s.l.with a trough aloft with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. roughly along Long. 72° E to the north of Lat 25° N.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Bhaderwah - 79
Batote - 65
Banihal  - 51
Kathua - 38
Pahalgam - 30
Katra - 28
Kukernag  - 28
Rajpura Mandi - 27
Gulmarg - 20
Qazigund - 20
Kupwara  - 19
Anantnag - 19
Khudwani - 18
Rajouri - 17
Bandipora - 16
Shopian - 14
Jammu - 13
Srinagar - 12
Zainapora - 12
Malangpura - 12
Rambagh - 11
Harran - 10

2nd day of Light Rains in Madhya Pradesh, ending 8.30 am on 19.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. over west Madhya Pradesh and neighbourhood persists. Light Rains continued in Madhya Pradesh for 2nd day.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Khajurao - 14
Hoshangabad - 14
Narwar - 12
Nagaon - 11
Sheopur - 10
Shivpuri - 10
Bhander - 9
Datia - 7
Sagar - 5
Morena - 5
Rithi - 5
Satna - 5
Sidhi - 5

Heaviest WD Rains of the year in Himachal, ending 8.30 am on 19.04.2014

The Western Disturbance (W.D.) as an upper air cyclonic circulation over Jammu and Kashmir and neighbourhood persists and extends upto mid tropospheric levels. Rains continued for 2nd day in Himachal and it was widespread today. It also recorded its first 100 mm for this year.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Bhandal - 101
Kalatop - 83
Dalhousie - 74
Saloni - 62
Dharamshala - 61
Chamba - 51
Udaipur - 51
Kangra - 49
Gaggal - 49
Palampur - 46
Tissa - 45
Nagrota Suriyan - 45
Baldwara - 43
Nadaun - 39
Ghamroor - 39
Guler - 39
Baijnath - 38
Manali - 37
Sujanpur Tira - 35
Dehra Gopipur - 35
Bharwara - 33
Gohar - 30
Kumarsain - 30
Kasauli - 30
Sundernagar - 29
Fagu - 28
Beer - 27
Barsar - 25
Jogindar Nagar - 23
Choppal - 20
Shimla - 19
Bhuntar - 19
Solan - 19
Nauni - 19
Kullu - 19
Hamirpur - 18
Jhunji - 18
Sainj - 18
Bilaspur - 17
Chail - 17
Rohru - 16
Annu - 14
Nahan - 13
Mandi - 12
Manikaran - 12
Una - 10
Jari - 10
Ghumarwin - 10

Light Rains continue in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 19.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends to south Tamil Nadu across interior Maharashtra and interior Karnataka. Rains were limited to Kannur and Wayanad districts.

in mm  (min 5 mm)

Taliparamba - 26
Kuppady - 24
Mananthavady - 23
Thalassery - 20
Ambalavayal - 15
Cherthala - 15
Thariode - 10
Parambikulam - 9
Irikkur - 7
Vellanikkara - 5
Nilambur - 5
Madupatty - 5
Meenangadi - 5

Isolated Rains in Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 18.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 1.5 kms a.s.l. extends to south Tamil Nadu across interior Maharashtra and interior Karnataka.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Valparai - 29
Lower Nirar - 14
Pykara - 12
Sholayar - 9
Ooty - 7
Manomboly - 5
Vedasandur - 5
Upper Nirar - 5

Rains back in Madhya Pradesh after very long break, ending 8.30 am on 18.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation over central parts of Madhya Pradesh now lies over west Madhya Pradesh and neighbourhood and extends upto 1.5 kms a.s.l.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Seoni - 48
Dindori - 24
Rajgarh - 10
Sheopurkalan - 7
Khilchipur - 7
Gwalior - 6
Damoh - 5
Bhopal - 5
Guna - 5
Raisen - 5

17th Straight day of Rains in Karnataka ending 8.30 am on 18.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from central parts of Madhya Pradesh to south Tamil Nadu across interior Maharashtra and interior Karnataka. The rains were mostly in Chikkamagalur, Bagalkote and Davanagere districts.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Hulikoti -  51
Sakkarepatna - 51
Talakeri - 49
Harobelvadi - 48
Hongal - 48
Katharaki - 45
Bidarakere - 42
Kadabageri - 42
Gadag - 39
B.Durga - 35
Kora - 35
Bhairamadgi - 29
Belur - 27
Shivagange - 27
Shimoga - 23
Tumkur - 23
Karike - 23
Bagalkot (A)- 22
Virupakshipura - 22
Jayapura - 21
Kadur - 21
Badami - 20
Shivani - 20
CR Patna - 20
Holalkere - 20
Channapatna - 20
Kaladgi - 19
Madapura - 19
Hiriyur - 18
Bagavadi  - 18
Kundaragi - 17
Bijapur - 17
Nittur Buzurg - 17
Balehonur - 15
Davangere - 15
Subramanya - 15
Hannutagi - 14
Bhadravathi - 14
Ajjavara - 14
Bagalkot - 13
Kadajji - 12
Tidagundi - 12
Gurgunta - 12
Santebennur - 11
Yaragatti - 11
Dhadesugur - 11
Shirhatti - 11
Doddamarali  - 11
Mahalingapur - 10
Tarikere - 10
Nuggehalli - 10
Gubbi - 10
Holenarsipur - 10

Rains are back in Arunachal after short break, ending 8.30 am on 18.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Sub Himalayan West Bengal and neighbourhood now lies over Bangladesh and neighbourhood extending up to 0.9 km asl. The other cyclonic circulation over Assam &  Meghalaya has become less marked.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Tuting - 36
Tezu - 20
Roing - 20
Along - 13
Changlang - 10
Namsai - 10
Passighat - 8
Tawang - 7
Basar - 5

Moderate Rains in Andhra Pradesh, ending 8.30 am on 18.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 1.5 kms a.s.l. extends from above cyclonic circulation to south Tamil Nadu across interior Maharashtra and interior Karnataka.

in mm min (5 mm)

Asifabad - 43
Luxettipet - 35
Karimnagar - 34
Ramgundam - 20
Mancherial - 13
Hakimpet IAF  - 10
Sultanabad - 10
Kunram - 10
Nirmal - 7
Kurnool  - 5

Rains are back in Himachal after a break, ending 8.30 am on 18.04.2014

The Western Disturbance (W.D.) as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 3.1 kms a.s.l. over north Pakistan and adjoining Jammu & Kashmir now lies over Jammu and Kashmir and neighbourhood with a trough aloft.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kotkhai - 12
Rohru - 11
Kharapathar - 11
Annu  - 10
Theog - 10
Fagu - 9
Choppal - 8
Bhuntar - 7
Shimla - 6
Tinder - 6
Kandhaghat - 6
Kalpa - 5
Solan - 5
Paonta Sahib - 5
Nauni - 5
Sangrah - 5
Jubbar Hatii - 5
Mandi - 5
Jhungi - 5
Chail - 5
Sainj - 5

Rains almost comes to stop in Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 17.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from central parts of Madhya Pradesh to south Tamil Nadu across interior Maharashtra and interior Karnataka.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Perunchani - 37
Emerland - 23
Thiruchengode - 19
Avalanchi - 17
Periyar - 5

16th Straight day of Rains in Karnataka ending 8.30 am on 17.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from central parts of Madhya Pradesh to south Tamil Nadu across interior Maharashtra and interior Karnataka.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Shindanapura - 37
Hardanahalli - 27
Diggaon - 27
Bandipura - 20
Sunkasale - 19
Madikeri - 17
Alwal - 17
Chittapur - 14
Nipani - 14
Nagathan - 14
Palya - 13
Balehonur - 12
Jayachamarajapura - 12
Yenmuru - 11
Ulluru - 10
Kottigehara - 10
Aiguru  - 9
Sarguru - 9
Saklespura - 9
Sindhanur - 9
Saundatti - 8
Samoura - 8
Gundlupet - 6
Napoklu - 6
Kudligi - 6
Naregal - 6
Javur - 5
Bailhongal - 5
Tidagundi - 5
Chamarajanagar - 5
Somwarpet - 5

Rains are back in Assam ending 8.30 am on 17.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Bangladesh and neighbourhood now lies over Sub Himalayan West Bengal and neighbourhood extending upto 1.5 km asl. Another cyclonic circulation lies over Assam & Meghalaya extending up to 1.5 km asl.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kajalgaon - 40
Srijangram - 30
Aie Nh Xing - 28
Barpeta - 21
Manas Nh Xing - 20
Kokrajhar - 20
Bijni - 20
Laharighat - 17
Tangla - 13
Tezpur - 12
Bihubar - 10
Beki Rd Bridge - 10
Panbari - 10
Mangaldai - 10
Titabor - 8
Khetri - 8
Margherita - 7
Nalbari - 6
Dekiajuli - 5
Dibrugarh  - 5
Teok - 5
Nazira - 5
Tinsukia - 5
Dhemaji  - 5
Bokakhat - 5
Dalgoan - 5
Sonari - 5
Patharughat - 5

Isolated  Rainfall in Orissa ending 8.30 am on 17.04.2014

The upper air trough from Sub Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim to coastal Odisha now seen as a trough of low pressure on sea level chart from Sub Himalayan west Bengal and Sikkim to coastal Odisha across Gangetic West Bengal.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kosagumda - 57
Kashinagar - 30
Nawarangpur - 15
Dabugan - 10
Malkangiri - 6
Koraput - 5

Widespread Rains continues in Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 17.04.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from central parts of Madhya Pradesh to south Tamil Nadu across interior Maharashtra and interior Karnataka. Rains were widespread spread over Kollam, Alapuzha, Kottayam and Trivandrum districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Mavelikara - 49
Panamkutty - 33
Thodupuzha - 31
Alappuzha - 31
Kollam - 29
Sengulam - 27
Trivandrum AP - 25
Kanjirapuzha - 24
Kumarakom - 22
Vaikom - 20
Mancompu - 19
Neeriyamangalam - 16
Punalur - 16
Kozha - 14
Piravom - 14
Kayamkulam - 14
Neyyattinkara - 12
Ambalavayal  - 12
Vellayani - 12
Kottayam - 12
Chalakudy - 8
Peermade - 8
Kochi CIAL - 8
Kanjirappally - 8
Kuttiyadi - 8
Poringal - 7
Kuppady - 7
Trivandrum - 6
Perumkadavila - 6
Vazhathope - 6
Vynthala - 5
Perumbavur - 5
Ottappalam - 5

Moderate Rains in Salem, Rainfall in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 16.04.2014

The trough in easterlies from Comorin area to south Konkan & Goa has become less marked. Light rains occurred in Salem district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Macdonaldschoultry - 32
Porthimund - 20
Taramangalam - 13
Konganapuram - 11
Idapadi - 10
Mallasamudram - 8
Sankaridurg - 8
Ayikudi - 6
Shencottah - 6
Thenkasi - 5

15th Straight day of Rains in Karnataka ending 8.30 am on 16.04.2014

A wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from east Rajasthan to south Tamil Nadu across west Madhya Pradesh, Madhya Maharashtra and interior Karnataka. . Rains were mostly widespread in Haveri and Chikmagalur districts.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Bukkambudhi - 65
Kattya - 44
Hagari - 40
Kadur - 36
Kachavi - 35
Subramanya - 32
Hirehalli - 30
Kalasa - 29
Harthikote - 28
Sadalu - 28
Madapura - 27
Mirale - 26
Terakanambi - 26
Madbul - 26
Dharwad - 25
Haveri Pto - 24
Bandri - 23
K.R.Nagara - 21
Marewade - 21
Channagiri - 20
Tarikere - 20
Shiggaon - 19
Anavatti - 18
Bandipura - 18
Suntikoppa - 18
Sira - 17
Geddigeri - 17
Bidadi - 16
Shishila - 16
Devara Hippargi - 15
Haunsbhavi - 15
Madikeri - 15
B.Durga - 14
Ajjampura - 14
Lingadahalli - 13
Kallinayakanahalli - 13
Haveri Apmc - 13
Bellary - 13
Chikmagalur- 13
Belur - 13
Shivani - 12
Banavasi - 12
Krishnarajpet - 11
Gonipura - 11
Begur - 10
Honakere - 10
Avathi - 10
Lingusugur - 10
Chikkapadsalagi - 10
Holenarsipur - 10
Kamalnagar - 10
Saundatti - 10
Bhagamandala - 10
Ramanagara - 10
Sirsi - 10
Kanakapura - 10

Moderate Rains Kerala, ending 8.30 am on 16.04.2014

The trough in easterlies from Comorin area to south Konkan & Goa has become less marked. Rains occurred mostly in Eranakulam and Kottayam districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Meenangadi - 25
Kuppady - 23
Thodupuzha - 16
Kollam - 14
Ambalavayal - 14
Mavelikkara - 12
Ottappalam -  12
Aryankavu - 12
Thariode - 10
Konni - 9
Kottarankkara - 8
Chalakudy - 7
Kurudamannil - 7
Thrissur - 7
Thenmala - 5
Vyttiri - 5
Kumarakom - 5
Nilambur - 5

14th Straight day of Rains in Karnataka ending 8.30 am on 15.04.2014

A trough in easterlies at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Comorin area to south Konkan & Goa across Tamil Nadu and interior Karnataka. Rains were mostly widespread in Kodagu and Chitradurga districts.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Iralevalamudi - 84
Gonnur - 81
Shishila - 71
Nidige - 59
Napoklu - 48
Geddigeri - 48
Chitradurga  - 43
Ranebennur - 41
Halagapura - 40
Motakpalli - 40
Kabbali - 39
B.Durga - 36
Panambur - 36
Sasalu - 36
Garga - 35
NR Pura - 34
Yaalishirur - 32
Channagiri - 31
Kolala - 28
Dudda - 28
Virajpet - 28
Dharmasthala - 27
Raghavapura - 27
Bhadravati - 26
Gurusangi - 26
Maladkal - 25
Tarikere - 23
Hariegree - 22
Kuknoor - 21
Kalingahalli - 20
Sedam - 19
Muddebihal - 19
Amingarh - 19
Hirekerur - 18
H D Kote    16
Hagaribommanahalli - 16
Gurumitkal - 15
C.R Patna - 15
Uppinagadi - 14
Honnali - 14
Gulbarga - 13
Ajjampura - 13
Kadur - 13
Koppa - 13
Kerur - 12
Kottigehara - 12
Shivani - 11
Hiregunjal - 11
Nuggehalli - 11
Kushal Nagar - 11
Tumkur - 11
Balehonur - 11
Bhagamandala - 10
Sandur - 10
Humnabad - 10
Jagalur - 10

Heavy Rains lash Kanyakumari, Rainfall in Tamil Nadu ending 8.30 am on 15.04.2014

A trough in easterlies at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Comorin area to south Konkan & Goa across Tamil Nadu and interior Karnataka. Rains were mostly observed in Kanyakumari district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Adayamadai - 65
Kulasekharam - 50
Marandahalli  - 33
Periyakulam - 25
Hogenekkal - 22
Kuzhithurai - 17
Thalavadi - 15
Mandapam - 15
Thucklay - 14
Anaikidangu - 13
Mambazathuraiyaru - 13
Koziporvilai - 13
Suralcode - 13
Ooty - 12
Perunchani - 11
Idapadi - 11
Puthen dam - 10
Bodinaickanur - 10
Thoockanaickenpalayam - 8
Chittar I - 8
Upper Kodayar - 6
Nangavalli - 5
Eranniel - 5
Watrap - 5

Rain continues in Kerala, as on 8.30 am on 15.04.2014

A trough in easterlies at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Comorin area to south Konkan & Goa across Tamil Nadu and interior Karnataka. Rains were mostly observed in Trivandrum, Alapuzha and Wayanad districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kanjirappally - 49
Peermade - 40
Ambalavayal - 36
Kottarakara - 35
Neyyattinkara - 34
Kayamkulam  - 28
Vellayani - 27
Konni - 26
Punalur - 24
Chengannur - 24
Trivandrum - 24
Trivandrum AP - 24
Karipur AP    - 20
Perumkadavila - 19
Vadakara - 19
Meenangadi - 17
Vyttiri - 16
Kuppady - 15
Perinthalmanna - 15
Mananthavady - 13
Perumbavur - 12
Poringal - 12
Kozhikode - 11
Angadippuram - 11
Vilangankunnu - 11
Kuttiyady - 10
Mavelikkara - 10
Vaikom - 9
Ottappalam - 8
Madupatty - 8
Munnar - 7
Nedumangad - 7
Thariode - 7
Irikkur - 6
Kumarakom - 6
Kunnamkulam - 5
Manjeri - 5
Mannarkad - 5
Thrithala - 5

Rains are back in Orissa and Andhra Pradesh after a long break, ending 8.30 am on 14.04.2014

An upper upper air cyclonic circulation lies over west Madhya Pradesh and adjoining east Rajasthan extending upto 1.5 km above mean sea level and the trough extends from this system to comorin area across Marathawada, interior Karnataka and interior Tamilnadu.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Orissa
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Daringibadi  - 46
Kaptipada - 42
Kashinagar - 40
Bramhagiri - 31
Nuagada - 29
Lahunipada - 27
Cuttack- 26
Daitari - 19
Bonth - 18
Kamakhyanagar - 17
Akhuapada - 15
Bolangir - 13
Chandbal - 8
Digapahandi - 7
Koraput  - 6
Tarbha - 5
Phulbani - 5
Nimapara - 5

Andhra Pradesh
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Veeragattam - 39
Bhongir - 28
Yemmiganur - 21
Kamakyanagar - 17
Alur - 17
Kamareddy - 13
Kurnool - 11
Paderu - 8
Medak - 7
Komarada - 6
Bhadrachalam - 6
Parvatipuram - 5
Makthal - 5
Dummugudem - 5

Light Rains in Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 14.04.2014

An upper upper air cyclonic circulation lies over west Madhya Pradesh and adjoining east Rajasthan extending upto 1.5 km above mean sea level and the trough extends from this system to comorin area across Marathawada, interior Karnataka and interior Tamilnadu. The rains were centred only in Kanyakumari and Coimbatore districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Pechiparai Agro - 20
Pechiparai Dam - 18
Anaikidangu - 16
Perunchani - 15
Thenkasi - 10
Kulasekaram - 10
Sholayar - 9
Valparai - 6
Lower Nirar - 5

Non-stop Rains in Karnataka for 13th day, ending 8.30 am on 14.04.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from the above system to Comorin area across Marathwada, interior Karnataka and interior Tamil Nadu. Rains were mostly centred around Hassan and Kodagu districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Sakaleshpur - 41
Bogadi - 38
Somahalli - 30
Hosakere - 29
Hanbal - 29
Ajjavara - 26
Urubage - 26
Napoklu - 22
Galibeedu - 20
Bindiganavole - 20
Kuramkote - 18
Madikeri - 16
Kalmala - 15
Magadi - 13
Sulya - 12
Nethenahalli - 12
Suntikoppa - 11
Yergera - 11
Arkalgud - 11
Bhagamandala - 9
Hampasandra - 9
Surlabhi - 8
Biccodu - 8
Raichur - 7
Sanivar Santhe - 7
Honakere - 7
Kodigehalli - 7
Shirur - 7
Bukkapatna - 6
Kalasapura - 6
Arodi - 6
Somwarpet - 6
Sampura - 6
Kikkeri - 6
Siddeswaranadurga  - 6
Medak - 6
Yelahanka - 5
Kencharahalli - 5
Anugondanahalli - 5
Dharmasthala - 5
Bangalore - 5
Madapur - 5
Savalagi - 5

Light Rains in Kerala ending 8.30 am on 14.04.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from the above system to Comorin area across Marathwada, interior Karnataka and interior Tamil Nadu. Rains were mostly centred around Trivandrum and Wayand districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kundala - 22
Thenmala - 20
Lower Sholayar - 18
Nedumangad - 15
Anchal - 14
Poringal - 13
Ambalavayal - 9
Trivandrum - 8
Kuppady - 5
Munnar - 5
Aryankavu - 5
Vellayani - 5
Perumkadavila - 5

Widespread Rain in Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 13.04.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l.extends from the above system to Lakshadweep area across Vidarbha, Telangana, south interior Karnataka and Kerala. The rains continued for 7th day and was widespread in Coimbatore, Dharmapuri and Namakkal districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Palladam - 38 (Hail Storm Reported)
Hogenekal - 33
Rajapalayam - 29
Annur - 22
Uttamapalayam - 18
Nilakottai - 17
Periyakulam - 16
Vedasandur - 15
Paramathivelur - 15
Namakkal - 15
Rasipuram - 15
Coimbatore - 14
Pillur - 14
Periyanaickenpalayam - 12
Sholayar - 11
Moyar - 11
Sendamangalam - 10
Mettupalayam - 8
Mangalapuram - 8
Pennagaram - 7
Kamatchipuram - 7
Yercaud - 7
Cheranmahadevi - 6
Thalavadi - 6
Periyar - 6
Mettur - 6
Pykara - 5
Palani - 5
Dindigul - 5

12th continuous days of rain in Karnataka, as on 8.30 am on 13.04.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l.extends from the above system to Lakshadweep area across Vidarbha, Telangana, south interior Karnataka and Kerala. The rains were pretty heavy in Chamarajnagar district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Bannitalpura - 51
Mukahalli - 36
Gundlupet - 32
Hangala - 32
Antarasante - 26
Bellandur - 23
Terakanambi - 22
Bukanakere - 22
Beladhara - 22
Suvarnavathi - 21
Basaralu - 20
Bilikere - 20
Ramanagara - 19
Taraka - 18
Huliyurdurga - 15
Talakadu - 15
Srimangala - 15
Kabini - 14
Begur - 14
Bangalore HAL Airport - 12
Yelawala - 12
Naganapura - 11
Vishwanathapura - 11
Lakkur - 9
Irksandra - 8
Sargur - 8
Napoklu - 8
Koppa - 8
Nugu - 8
Nelamangala - 8
Kundakere - 7
Santhepet - 7
Krishnarajasagara - 7
Heggadadevanakote - 6
Chintamani - 6
Bandipura - 6
KR Pet - 6
Shivanahalli - 5
Tumkur - 5
K.Shettihalli - 5
Sarjapura - 5
Kanva - 5
Chinkurli - 5
Kaivar - 5

Widespread Rain in Kerala as on 8.30 am on 13.04.2014

The trough at 0.9 km a.s.l.extends from the above system to Lakshadweep area across Vidarbha, Telangana, south interior Karnataka and Kerala. Kerla got widespread rains particularly in Thrissur, Palakkad and Alapuzha districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Chengannur - 59
Enamakkal - 49
Perinthalmanna - 46
Ottappalam - 38
Alapuzha - 35
Mananthavady - 34
Konni - 33
Mankara - 28
Chittur - 27
Thrissur - 25
Alathur - 23
Palakkad - 21
Vadakkancherry - 20
Lower Sholayar - 20
Mannarkad - 17
Thenmala - 17
Peermade - 14
Kozha - 14
Pattambi - 13
Kollengode - 12
Vellanikkara - 11
Thrithala - 11
Cherthala - 11
Kumarakom - 11
Punalur - 10
Piravom - 10
Kanjirappally -  9
Vilangankunnu - 7
Kozhikode - 6
Vaikom - 8
Kodungallur - 7
Poringal - 7
Irinjalakuda - 5
Thariode - 5
Kuppady - 5
Karipur AP - 5
Idukki - 5
Thodupuzha - 5
Tavanur - 5
Kanjirapuzha - 5

6th day of Rains in Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 12.04.2014

The upper air cyclonic circulation over Chhattisgarh and neighbourhood extending upto 1.5 km above mean sea level and a trough extends from this system to south Tamilnadu across Vidarbha and interior Karnataka in lower levels persists. It would persist during next 24 hours. Rains are continuing in Interior and Western Tamil Nadu for 6th day. It was very widespread in Nilgiris district.

in mm (min 5 mm)


Ketti - 37
Kolli hills - 28
Pykara - 25
Moyar - 21
Porthimund - 20
Annur - 16
Sandyanallah - 15
Glenmorgan - 15
Gudalur Bazar - 12
Taramangalam - 12
Vedasandur - 11
Mukurthy - 10
Virinjipuram - 9
Parson Valley - 8
Idapadi - 8
Periyar - 7
Ooty - 7
Sathanaur - 6
Valparai - 6
Naduvattam - 5
Dharmapuri - 5
Paiyur - 5
Emerald - 5
Shoolagiri - 5
Uttamaplayam - 5
Mangalalpuram - 5
Konganapuram - 5

No signs of Rains stopping in Karnataka, as on 8.30 am on 12.04.2014

The upper air cyclonic circulation over Chhattisgarh and neighbourhood extending upto 1.5 km above mean sea level and a trough extends from this system to south Tamilnadu across Vidarbha and interior Karnataka in lower levels persists. It would persist during next 24 hours. Rains are continuing in Karnataka for 11th straight day. Today it was centered around Kodagu, Mysore, Mandya and Chikmagalur districts.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Yemmuru - 40
Kadaba - 36
Hanakere - 34
Malurpatna - 32
Belagodu - 31
Bhagamandala - 29
Lakkumanahalli - 29
Hitnehebbagilu - 28
Mandya - 27
Madabalu - 25
Arakalavadi - 24
Srirangapatna - 22
Nugu - 22
Aldur - 20
Heggadadevanakote - 20
Talacauvery - 19
Bettadapura - 17
Channahally - 16
Nidagal - 16
Alaluru - 15
Yelawala - 15
Lingarajachatra - 13
K.Shettihalli - 13
K.R.Pet - 13
Ravandur - 12
Kabini - 12
Kalasapura - 12
Gonibeedu - 12
Sakarayapatna - 12
Hanbal - 12
Biccodu - 11
Javali - 11
Siddapura (K) - 10
Chikkamagalur - 10
Kundakere - 10
Hirebylu - 10
Gendehalli - 10
Naganapura - 10
Bankawadi     - 10
Kalasa - 10
Sulya - 10
Periyapatna - 10

Light Rains in Kerala ending 8.30 am on 12.04.2014

The upper air cyclonic circulation over Chhattisgarh and neighbourhood extending upto 1.5 km above mean sea level and a trough extends from this system to south Tamilnadu across Vidarbha and interior Karnataka in lower levels persists. It would persist during next 24 hours. Only light rains occurred in Kerala particularly in Wayanad district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kuppady - 35
Kanjirappally - 29
Peermade - 24
Ambalavayal - 13
Vyttiri - 11
Thariode - 7
Nilambur - 6
Irinjalakuda - 5

No stopping of Karnataka rains, as on 8.30 am on 11.04.2014

A trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends to south Tamil Nadu across Vidarbha, Telangana and interior Karnataka. The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. from Comorin area to east central Arabian Sea with the embedded cyclonic circulation off Karnataka coast has become less marked. Rains continued to lash Karnataka for 10th day.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Hebbal - 41
Gogante - 31
Krishnarajapet - 27
Keragodu - 22
Doddaballapur - 21
Krishnarajanagar - 21
Kotagal - 20
T Narasipura - 17
Kugallu - 17
Torenur - 17
Malavally - 14
Melkote - 13
Virajpet - 12
Mulabagal - 11
Chickjala - 9
Hangala - 9
Hundipura - 9
Jala - 8
Ravandur - 8
Madapur - 8
Poshottahalli - 7
Arakere - 7
Mudigere - 7
Bandipura - 7
Varana - 6
Ponnampet - 6
Nagamangala - 5
Alaluru - 5
Honakere - 5
Saligrama - 5
Manchanbele - 5
Nandi Hills - 5
Kodla - 5

Unexpected rains continue in Tamil Nadu, ending 8.30 am on 11.04.2014

A trough at 0.9 km a.s.l.  extends  to south Tamil Nadu across Vidarbha, Telangana and interior Karnataka. Rains continued in Tamil Nadu for 5th day. This time central Tamil Nadu got bulk of the rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Namakkal - 31
Pochampalli  - 20
Kuzhithurai - 17
Pennagaram - 15
Thuraiyur - 14
Kulasekharam - 13
Sholayar - 9
Paramathi - 9
Perunchani - 8
Pechiparai Agro - 7
Barur - 7
Idapadi - 7
Alangayam - 6
Kolli Hills - 6
Uthangarai - 6
Palacode - 6
Coonoor - 5
Glenmorgan - 5
Upper Kodayar - 5
Gudalur Bazaar - 5
Manambolly - 5

Rain start again in Kerala after one day break on 11.04.2014

A trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends  to south Tamil Nadu across Vidarbha, Telangana and interior Karnataka. The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l.  from Comorin area to east central Arabian Sea with the embedded cyclonic circulation off Karnataka coast  has become less marked.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Thenmala - 38
Perumbavur - 35
Neyyattinkara - 34
Vellanikara - 29
Varkala - 25
Punalur - 25
Kanjirappally - 24
Kochi CIAL - 23
Aluva - 22
Anchal - 22
Kanjirapuzha - 20
Kollam - 20
Perumkadavila - 19
Kurudamannil - 18
Nedumangad - 14
Poringal - 13
Palakkad - 13
Konni - 12
Angadippuram - 11
Chalakudy - 17
Mavelikkara - 8
Perinthalmanna - 7
Alathur - 7
Pattambi - 7
Thrithala - 7
Tavanur - 6
Kayamkulam - 5
Kottarakkara - 5
Idamalayar - 5
Kakki - 5
Irikkur - 5
Aryankavu - 5

Light Rains in Tamil Nadu on 10.04.2014

A wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. runs from Comorin area to east central Arabian Sea with an embedded cyclonic circulation off Karnataka coast. Light rains continued in Tamil Nadu.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Elachipalayam - 27
Rasipuram - 26
Aranmanaipudur - 12
Chinnakallar - 11
Pykara - 10
Dindugul - 7
Valparai - 7
Naduvattam - 5

9th day of continuous rains in Karnataka on 10.04.2014

A wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. runs from Comorin area to east central Arabian Sea with an embedded cyclonic circulation off Karnataka coast. Rains lashed Karnataka for 9th straight day. Over 150 stations have recorded rains of 10 mm. Hence, the cut-off is kept at 20 mm.

in mm (min 20 mm)

Tigadi     - 64
Chittapur - 63
Damavannahalli  - 54
Manorayanapalya - 53
Tilavalli - 51
Dasudi  - 45
Aminbhavi - 44
Kokkada - 43
Turuvanur - 42
Bijakal  - 42
Yelahanka IAF - 40
Chickjala - 39
Dharmasthala  - 36
Hanumanal - 34
Sulibele - 34
Halekalle - 33
Kokkada - 32
Gorur - 31
Dotihal - 31
GKVK - 30
Amminabhavi - 30
Joldal - 29
Irksandra - 27
Hanbal - 27
Kinhal - 27
Devaramallur - 26
Byasigaderi - 26
Duddamagge - 26
Chilukunda - 26
Kushtagi - 25
Bevoor - 25
Hukkeri - 25
B.Durga - 25
Kuralgera - 25
Virajpet - 23
Komalapura  - 23
Kakmari - 22
Arkalgud - 21
Alur - 21
Ghajanuru - 21
Boranakanive - 20
Hoolikatti - 20
Somanahalli - 20
Basarikatte - 20
Kudligi - 20
Rajakallahalli - 20
Kalasa - 20
Belur - 20
Janaga - 20
Vemagal - 20
Sulebhavi - 20
Mannagulur - 20
Kattaya - 20
Vastare - 20
Dodkoppa - 20
Kuppelur - 20
Vemgal - 20

Top 20 All India Highest 24 hr rainfall for the year 2014 (01.01.2014 to 10.04.2014)

Dont be surprised, the highest 24 hr rainfall this year 2014  between 01.01.2014 to 10.04.2014 is from Tamil Nadu. Expecting Cherrapunji to break the mark in April.

1. Papanasam Dam, Tamil Nadu - 180 mm (09.01.2014)
2. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 172 mm (09.04.2014)
3. Pattamundai, Orissa - 164 mm (05.03.2014)
4. Srinagar IAF, Jammu & Kashmir - 156 mm (23.01.2014)
5. Soraon, Uttar Pradesh - 150 (18.01.2014)
6. Srinagar IAF, Jammu & Kashmir - 137 mm (01.01.2014)
7. Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir - 133 mm (12.03.2014)
8. Lower Papanasam Dam, Tamil Nadu - 132 mm (09.01.2014)
9. Karamadai, Tamil Nadu - 130 mm (07.03.2014)
10. Cheranmahadevi, Tamil Nadu - 128 mm (03.03.2014)
11. RKM Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 124 mm (09.04.2014)
12. Manimuthar, Tamil Nadu - 120 mm (09.01.2014)
13. Nancowry, Andaman & Nicobar - 116 mm (12.01.2014)
14. Batote, Jammu & Kashmir - 116 mm (12.03.2014)
15. Banihal, Jammu & Kashmir - 111 mm (12.03.2014)
16. Udhampur, Jammu & Kashmir - 110 mm (12.03.2014)
17. Zalki, Karnataka - 110 mm (27.02.2014)
18. Srinagar Airport, Jammu & Kashmir - 110 mm (07.02.2014)
19. Mawana, Uttar Pradesh - 100 mm (18.01.2014)
20. Rajpura, Jammu & Kashmir - 100 mm (11.03.2014)

Widespread Rains lash in Andhra Pradesh on 10.04.2014

A wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. runs from Comorin area to east central Arabian Sea with an embedded cyclonic circulation off Karnataka coast. Widespread rains lashed Andhra Pradesh.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Rapur - 63
Pamidi - 60
Gooty - 52
Udayagiri - 37
Addanki - 34
Komarada - 31
Lakkireddipalam - 26
Tirupati - 17
Chilamattur - 17
Vinjamur - 16
Seetharampuram - 15
Mahbubnagar - 14
Penukonda - 14
Palem - 13
Proddatur - 12
Tadpatri - 11
Owk - 11
Badvel - 10
Podili - 9
Vempalli - 9
Anantpur - 9
Kanekal - 9
Dharmavaram - 9
Pulivendla - 8
Salur - 8
Anantapur - 8
Hyderabad AP - 8
Hyderabad - 7
Yemmiganur - 7
Parvatipuram - 5
Alur - 5
Utukuru - 5
Tirumalla - 5
Dhone - 5

Rain continues for 4th day in Tamil Nadu on 09.04.2014

A trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends to south Tamil Nadu across Vidarbha, Telangana, Rayalaseema and south interior Karnataka. Rains lashed TN for 4th day.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kulasekaram - 73
Tiruvattar - 47
Sivagiri - 36
Tirparappu - 30
Adayamadai - 25
Sankarankoil - 24
Balamore - 19
Valparai PTO - 18
Anyaikidangu - 18
Upper Kodayar - 17
Bhoothapandy  - 16
Lower Kodayar - 15
Pechipari - 13
Devala - 10
Mambazhathuraiyaru - 10
Periyar - 9
Puthen dam - 7
Valparai Taluk Office - 6
Perunchani - 6
Thucklay - 6
Sattur - 6
Surulode - 5
Chinnakallar - 5
Nanguneri - 5
Chittar I - 5

Cherrapunji records its first 100 mm rainfall of the year as Rain continues in North East on 09.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Sub Himalayan West Bengal and neighbourhood persists extending upto 1.5 km asl. The another cyclonic circulation over North East Assam and neighbourhood persists
extending upto 2.1 km a.s.l. It is also the 2nd highest 24 hr rainfall of the year 2014. Meanwhile Assam got widespread rains for the year.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Meghalaya
------------
Cherrapunji - 172
RKM Cherrapunji - 124
Umiam - 14

Assam
--------
Rangia - 70
Amraghat - 50
Barpeta - 40
Beki Rd Bridge - 40
Nalbari - 38
Silchar - 35
Margherita - 30
Naharkatia - 30
Dillighat - 30
AP Ghat - 30
Gharmura - 30
Lakhipur - 30
Dhubri - 25
Kokrajhar - 20
Miao - 20
Tikrikilla - 20
Dholai - 20
Puthimari - 20
Panbari - 20
Jorhat - 19
Goalpara - 16
Gossaigaon - 12
Golaghat - 10
Majbat - 10
Neamatighat - 10
Manas NH Xing - 10
Guwahthi - 7
Srijangram - 7
Mangaldoi - 7
North Lakhimpur - 6
Kajalgaon - 6
Sibsagar - 6
Bijni - 5

West Bengal
------------
Chengumari - 52
Barobhisa – 22
Hasimara – 19
Chepan – 19
NH-31 - 10
Murti – 8
Dinhata - 8
Jayanti – 5
Mahua - 5

Arunachal Pradesh
------------------
Deomali - 30
Tawang - 29
Changlang - 28
Along - 14
Tezu - 10
Passighat - 10
Basar - 5

Heaviest Pre-Monsoon Rain lash Kerala and Karnataka on 09.04.2014

A trough from the cyclonic circulation at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends to south Tamil Nadu across Vidarbha, Telangana, Rayalaseema and south interior Karnataka. Over 100 stations in Karnataka reported over 10 mm rainfall. Due the long list Karnataka rainfall cutoff is kept at 20 mm.

in mm (min 20 mm)

Karnataka
----------
Vitalapura - 63
Hampapura - 60
Eedu - 59
Mirle - 54
Kabini - 51
Sogi - 51
Mudigere - 45
Halligeri - 45
Nugu - 44
Sargur - 40
Panaje - 40
Hebbal - 39
Vastare - 39
Krishnarajanagar - 36
Agumbe - 33
Krishnarajapet - 31
Santibastwad - 31
Arasalu - 30
Ayanur - 30
Ravandur - 30
Kuruchu - 28
Mani - 28
Nenekatte - 28
Kerekatte - 27
Gundlupet - 26
Nidasale - 25
Bheraya - 25
Naravi - 25
Dharmasthala - 23
Shivapura - 23
Rippanpete - 22
Gundulpet - 22
Kigga - 20
Puttur - 20
Subramanya - 20
Navalgund - 20
Karakmukli - 20


in mm (min 10 mm)


Kerala
---------
Kozhikode - 75
Perumkadavila - 65
Konni - 56
Kanjirappally - 42
Meenangadi  - 35
Kuppady - 31
Vadakara - 23
Kannur - 22
Kuttiyadi - 35
Mananthavady - 19
Thekkady - 16
Kudulu - 15
Ambalavayal - 15
Thariode - 14
Mavelikkara - 13
Thodupuzha - 11
Thrissur - 11
Irikkur - 10
Pookot - 10

Rain intensity picks up in Tamil Nadu on 08.04.2014

The upper air cyclonic circulation over Lakshadweep & neighbourhood in lower levels now lies over southeast Arabian sea and adjoining Lakshadweep. Theni, Tirunelveli and Dindugul district got most of the rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Periyakulam - 43
Sothuparai - 41
Sankarankoil - 36
Ayikudi - 21
Nilakottai - 20
Bodinayakanur - 19
Kamudhi - 15
Valparai PTO - 14
Sholayar - 14
Thenkasi - 13
Kodaikanal - 11
Manjalar - 11
Lower Nirar - 9
Valparai Taluk Office - 8
Veerapandi - 8
Chinna Kallar - 7
Perunchani - 6
Amaravathy - 6
Lower Kodayar - 5
Aravakuruchi - 5
Radhapuram - 5
Kanyakumari - 5

No stopping of rains in Kashmir and Himachal on 08.04.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation over north Pakistan and adjoining Jammu & Kashmir now lies over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood and is moving away northeastwards. The trough aloft at 5.8 kms a.s.l. now runs roughly along Long. 80°E to the north of Lat. 30°N. Due to long list, cut-off is kept as 10 mm.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Jammu & Kashmir
-----------------
Batote - 62
Kukernag - 39
Bhaderwah  - 37
Konibal - 30
Banihal  - 29
Pahalgam  - 28
Qazigund  - 21
Anantnag - 18
Kathua - 18
Malangupura - 12
Kulgam - 10
Srinagar - 10
Zainapora - 10

Himachal Pradesh
----------------
Saluni - 38
Manali - 32
Chamba - 28
Bhandal - 28
Udaipur - 28
Kalatop - 27
Jubbal - 26
Dalhousie - 26
Kotkhai - 26
Ghamroor - 21
Kasol - 20
Gohar - 19
Kangra - 18
Gaggal - 18
Bharmaur - 18
Bijahi - 17
Seobagh - 16
Kumarsain -16
Fagu - 15
Kullu - 14
Bhuntar - 14
Bajaura -13
Shimla -12
Jhungi - 12
Khadrala -11
Sainj - 11
Kharapathar - 10
Manikaran - 10
Dharamshala - 10
Jogindar Nagar - 10

Rain continues in North East India on 08.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Sub Himalayan West Bengal and Bangladesh persists extending upto 1.5 km asl. The cyclonic circulation over Assam & Meghalaya now lies over North East Assam and neighbourhood extending upto 3.1 km a.s.l.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Assam
-----------
Barpathar - 50
Chaparmukh - 40
Silchar - 22
Kampur - 20
Lakhipur - 20
Dholai - 20
Mangaldoi - 18
Kajalgaon - 13
Golghat - 10
Rangiya - 10
Numaligarh - 10
Puthimari - 10
Guwahati - 8


Tripura
----------
Khowai - 59
Arundhutinagar - 42
Chhamonu - 40
Agartala AP - 35
Gokulpur - 23
Kamalpur - 14
Kailasahar - 7


Nagaland
----------
Mokokchung - 38
Kiphire - 26
Jharnapani - 16
Kohima - 9
Dimapur - 7
Phek - 5


West Bengal
--------------
Nagrakata – 54
Diana – 43
Neora – 22
Alipurduar – 14
Gazoldoba - 13

Light Rains are still continuing in Karnataka on 08.04.2014

A trough at 0.9 km a.s.l. runs from the above cyclonic circulation to north interior Karnataka across Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Vidarbha and Telangana. The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l from Vidarbha to south Konkan has merged with the above trough. Rains are continuing for around a week in Karnataka.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Bailhongal - 26
Chandragutti - 22
Kadasagatti - 10
Mrugavadhe - 8
Mugutkan Hubli - 5
Kakati - 5
Targod - 5
Albadi - 5
Banavasi - 5
Ramapura - 5
Bhairumbe - 5

 Rains continue for 3rd day in Kerala on 08.04.2014

The upper air cyclonic circulation over Lakshadweep & neighbourhood in lower levels now lies over southeast Arabian sea and adjoining Lakshadweep.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Perumkadavila - 64
Kurudamannil - 53
Mavelikkara - 48
Chengannur - 44
Ernakulam South - 43
Neyyattinkara - 37
Mancompu - 36
Vynthala - 36
Chalakudy - 35
Kottayam - 29
Idamalayar - 27
Ottappalam - 26
Aluva - 26
Kodungallur - 25
CIAL Kochi - 25
Cherthala - 24
Kochi AP - 19
Piravom - 18
Mannarkad - 16
Idukki - 16
Vazhathope - 17
Karipur AP - 16
Vaikom - 15
Lower Sholayar - 14
Alappuzha - 14
Myladumpara - 14
Kayamkulam - 13
Kozha - 13
Kumarakom - 11
Manjeri - 10
Kottarakkara - 10
Anchal - 10
Poringal - 10

2nd day of moderate Rains in Tamil Nadu on 07.04.2014

An upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. lies over Lakshadweep - Maldives area. Moderate rains occurred in Tamil Nadu for 2nd day. This time it was widespread in Kanyakumari district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Colachel - 22
Vilathikulam - 17
Cannimore - 15
Puthen Dam - 11
Perunchani - 11
Suralcode - 10
Sholayar - 8
Neyoor - 5
Kamudhi - 5
Boothapandy - 5
Muthupet - 3
Nilakottai - 3

Heavy Rains lash Kashmir and Himachal on 07.04.2014

Western Disturbance (W.D.) as an upper air cyclonic circulation over north Pakistan and neighbourhood now lies over north Pakistan and adjoining Jammu & Kashmir and extends upto 7.6 kms a.s.l with a trough aloft runs roughly along Long. 72° E to the north of Lat. 25° N. Heavy rains lashed Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. Due to long list, cut-off is kept as 10 mm.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Jammu & Kashmir
------------------
Pahalgam - 71
Kupwara  - 63
Quazigund - 62
Anantnag - 52
Banihal - 53
Katra - 46
Shopian - 45
Kukarnag - 44
Rajpura Mandi - 41
Malangapura - 41
Srinagar - 39
Bandipora - 39
Rambagh - 39
Gulmarg - 38
Zainapora - 35
Batote  - 33
Bhaderwah - 32
Rajouri - 31
Avantipur - 30
Harran - 30
Kulgam - 12


Himachal Pradesh
--------------
Kotkhai - 36
Fagu - 34
Rampur - 30
Sunni Bhajji - 30
Shimla - 29
Arki - 20
Annu - 27
Mashobra - 27
Kumarsain - 26
Manali - 25
Rohru - 25
Chail - 25
Sangrah - 24
Karsog - 24
Jhunji - 22
Sarahan - 22
Khadrala - 22
Kandaghat - 20
Jubbar Hatti - 20
Kharapathar - 22
Banjar - 18
Choppal - 17
Bhandal - 16
Kasauli - 15
Kalpa - 14
Solan - 14
Nauni - 14
Nahan - 11

 2nd day of moderate Rains in Kerala on 07.04.2014

An upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. lies over Lakshadweep - Maldives area.. Moderate rains occurred in Kerala for 2nd day.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Perumkadavila - 24
Kozha - 21
Cherthala - 21
Konni - 18
Vellayani - 15
Poringal - 10
Vaikom - 10
Ponnani - 10
Piravom - 9
Kochi AP - 8
Chalakudy - 8
Varkala - 7
Tavanur - 6
Irinjalakuda - 6
Trivandrum AP - 6
Eranakulam South - 6
Neyyattinkara - 5

Light Rains continue in Karnataka on 07.04.2014

 The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. from Vidarbha to Comorin area now extends from Vidarbha to south Konkan across Marathwada and Madhya Maharashtra. Light rains continues in Karnataka.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kadaba - 48
Aithoor - 17
Koila - 14
Kigga - 12
Uppinangady - 8
Subramanya - 6
Aralasurali - 6
Bhagamandala - 5
Dandeli - 5

Tamil Nadu gets moderate rains on 06.04.2014

A wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l extends from Vidarbha to Commorin area across Telangana, south interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Moderate rains occurred in Tamil Nadu.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Thenkasi - 44
Shencottah - 38
Ayikudi - 25
Lower Nirar - 24
Valparai - 24
Sankarankoil - 11
Sholayar - 7

Kerala gets moderate rains on 06.04.2014

A wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l extends from Vidarbha to Commorin area across Telangana, south interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Moderate rains occurred in Kerala.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Aryankavu - 32
Thodupuzha - 25
Thenmala - 20
Kanjirappally - 19
Konni - 16
Thiruvananthapuram AP - 14
Palakkad - 11
Varkala - 11
Kottayam - 11
Poringal - 9
Punalur - 8
Kuppady - 8
Idamalayar - 8
Kochi CIAL - 7
Piravom - 7
Pookot - 7
Kurudamannil - 5
Anchal - 5

Rain continues in Karnataka on 05.04.2014

Its been raining for past 4 days in Karnataka. Its not widespread rains but mostly in interior regions from south to northern districts. This time some coastal places too got rains. The trough upto 0.9 km a.s.l. from Comorin area to south interior Karnataka across Tamil Nadu and Kerala persists.  Most of the rains were in Chikkamagalur and Belgaum districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Savantvada - 69
Balehonnur - 39
Megaramakki - 34
Asoga - 18
Basarikatte - 18
Anandapuram - 18
Durga - 17
Ajekar - 16
Nagargali - 16
Kerekatte - 12
Chandragutti - 9
Albadi - 9
Karkala - 8
Londa - 8
Khanapur - 8
Naravi - 6
Talagunda - 6
Sringeri - 5
Kumsi - 5
Hariharapura - 5

Cherrapunji makes a slow start as rain continues in North East on 04.04.2014

The cyclonic circulation over West Assam Meghalaya and neighbourhood now lies over Bangladesh adjoining West Assam and neighbourhood extending up to 0.9 km asl. Cherrapunji had a very slow this year too.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 55
Shella, Meghalaya - 30
RKM Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 30
Chaparmukh, Assam - 30
Nongstoin, Meghalaya - 29
Silchar, Assam - 21
Haflong, Assam - 20
Tadong, Sikkim - 17
Teliamura, Tripura - 15
Kohima,Nagaland - 13
Agartala, Tripura - 12
Gangtok, Sikkim - 12
Kampur, Assam - 10
Chottabekra, Manipur - 10
Aizwal, Mizoram - 10
Khowai, Tirpura - 10
Kamalpur, Tirpura - 10
Chhamonu, Tirpura - 10
Sechu, Nagaland - 9
Phek, Nagaland - 8
Shillong, Meghalaya - 7
Gyalshing, Sikkim - 7
Senapati, Manipur - 7
Kiphire, Nagaland - 6
Tezu, Arunachal Pradesh - 5
Yuksom, Sikkim - 5
Lengpui, Mizoram - 5
Mangan, Sikkim - 5
Mangaldai, Assam - 5
Imphal, Manipur - 5
Churachandpur, Manipur - 5
Jowai, Meghalaya - 5
Williamnagar, Meghalaya - 5
Mokokchung, Nagaland - 5

Wind Discontinuity Rains continue in Karnataka for 2nd day on 03.04.2014

The wind discontinuity in the lower tropospheric levels from north Odisha to south Tamil Nadu has become less marked. However, Moderate rains lashed Karnataka in Chamarajnagar, Chikmagalur, Kodagu, Hassan and Haveri districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Bidarakere - 54
Nilagunda - 42
Kallihal - 42
Bandipura - 41
Hangala - 37
Kanattur - 29
Aldur - 28
Balehonnur - 22
Harapanahalli - 19
Byadgi - 15
Sandur - 14
Hirekerur - 13
B.G.Kere - 13
Ramanathapura - 13
Jalamangala - 13
Belagodu - 12
Alur (H) - 12
Megaramakki - 12
Bogadi - 11
Murnad - 10
Kodavatti - 10
Huliyurdurga - 9
Siddapura (K) - 8
Salagame - 8
Nalkeri - 8
Suntikoppa - 7
Devihosur - 5
Horakeredevarpur H.D - 5
Medleri - 5
Haveri PTO - 5

Unexpected Heavy Rains lash Karnataka on 02.04.2014

The wind discontinuity in the lower tropospheric levels from north Odisha to south Tamil Nadu across Andhra Pradesh persists. Moderate to heavy rains lashed Karnataka in Kodagu, Hassan, Davanagere, Chitradurga and Haveri districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Ponnampet - 69
Annehallu - 65
Uchangidurga - 61
Illkal - 41
Davangere Pto - 34
Anapur - 24
Bevoor - 21
Gunnal - 21
Mannagulur - 21
Mattihalli - 21
Ranibennur - 20
Davangere - 20
Hondarabaalu - 19
Rattihalli - 18
Dharmasthala - 17
Kattya - 17
Dabbegatta - 15
Antaragatte - 15
Kanangalu - 14
Sirvar - 13
Kondajji - 12
Makarabbi - 12
Hebbal  - 12
Halekote - 11
Rattihalli - 10
Somwarpet - 10
Mayakonda - 10
Mundargi  - 10
Tarikere - 10
Bhadravathi - 10
Wadagera - 9
Arkalgud - 8
Doddabommatti - 8
Anandapuram - 8
Ajjampura - 8
Kurkunda - 8
Turuvanur - 8
Avathi - 7
Udevu - 7
Madapura - 7
Iyyanahalli - 7
Lingadahalli     - 7
Batgera - 7
Kalinganahalli - 6
Mallikarjuna - 6
Kumsi - 6
Kottur - 6
Chigateri - 5
Channarayapatna - 5
Bhadravathi - 5
Konanur - 5
Mrugavadhe - 5
Anagodu - 5
Chitradurga - 5
Sukravarsanthe - 5
Koppal - 5
Hassan - 5
Anaji - 5
Galibeedu - 5

Its raining only in Arunachal and nearby areas on 31.03.2014

The trough in lower tropospheric levels from Arunachal Pradesh to North Odisha now lies as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending up to 0.9 km asl over Assam-Meghalaya and neighbourhood. Its been raining only in the North East (Assam and Arunachal Pradesh).

in mm (5 mm)

Tezu, Arunachal Pradesh - 60
Along, Arunachal Pradesh - 45
Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh - 30
Dhollabazar, Assam - 22
Daporijo, Arunachal Pradesh - 20
Roing, Arunachal Pradesh - 20
Basar, Arunachal Pradesh - 9
Bomdilla, Arunachal Pradesh - 6
Passighat, Arunachal Pradesh - 6
Dibrugarh, Assam - 6
North Lakhimpur, Assam - 5

Rain continues in North East India for 2nd day on 21.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Sub Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim now lies over Sub­Himalayan West Bengal and adjoining Bangla Desh and Assam & Meghalaya extending upto 2.1 km above sea level.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Arunachal Pradesh
----------
Roing - 20
Itanagar - 14
Basar - 12
Anini - 11
Passighat - 10
Along - 9
Changlang - 5
Tawang - 5


Sikkim
-------
Mazitar - 16
Mangan - 10
Khanitar - 10
Gangtok - 9
Namthang - 9
Soreng - 6
Namchi - 5


Assam
------
Motunga - 23
Dhemaji - 15
North Lakhimpur - 7
Bihupuria - 5
Nalbari - 5

Nagaland
---------
Jharnapani - 16
Phek - 10
Dimapur - 10
Kohima - 7
Mokokchung - 5

Rains after a long gap in south Tamil Nadu on 21.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Comorin area now lies over Lakshadweep - Maldives area and extends upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. The rains were pretty heavy in Theni district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Thenkasi - 70
Periyakulam - 55
Bodinaickanur  - 50
Sothaparai - 34
Karamadai - 27
Pegumbahallah - 19
Manjalar - 10
Ayikudi - 10
Aranmanaipudur - 10
Nilakottai - 10
Ramandhi - 8
Pechiparai Agro - 8
Kpvilpatti Agro - 8
Pechiparai - 7
Coonoor - 6
Andipatti - 5
Vaigai - 5
Eravangalar - 5
Veerapandi - 5

2nd day of Rains in Kerala on 21.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Comorin area now lies over Lakshadweep - Maldives area and extends upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. Heavy rains lashed Kerala for 2nd day.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kottayam - 68
Kanjirappally - 67
Piravom - 62
Mancompu - 45
Cherthala - 39
Kottarankara - 34
Chengannur - 26
Vaikom - 21
Alappuzha - 17
Perumkadavila  - 17
Mannarkad - 15
Mavelikkara - 13
Thodupuzha - 12
Kollam - 11
Kozha - 8
Peermade - 8
Myladumpara - 7
Vellyani - 6
Kumarakom - 6
Vazhathope - 6
Konni - 6
Idukki - 5
Maduppatty - 5

1st spell of Thunderstorm season in North East India on 20.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 2.1 kms a.s.l. lies over Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and neighbourhood. Rain occurred at most places over Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura during last 24 hrs.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Assam
-------
Halflong - 33
Motunga - 30
Bokajan - 20
Kherunighat - 20
Kajalgaon - 19
Chaparmukh - 10
Goalpara - 10
Chouldhowaghat - 10
Gharmura - 10
DRF - 10
Dhemaji - 9
Tezpur - 8
Dibrugarh - 5
Barpeta - 5
North Lakhimpur - 5
Mangaldai - 5
Khanapara - 5
Bihupuria - 5

Arunachal Pradesh
------------
Tuting - 30
Along - 29
Tawang - 21
Basar - 18
Anini - 18
Tezu - 10
Mechuka - 9
Passighat - 9

Nagaland
---------
Sechu - 27
Kohima (A) - 22
Jharnapan i - 16
Kohima - 15
Phek - 9
Dimapur - 6
Kiphire - 5


Sikkim
---------
Namthang - 30
Mazitar - 19
Khanitar - 16
Mangan - 11
Yuksom - 10
Namachi - 6
Tadong - 5


Meghayala
--------
Cherrapunji - 19
Nongostin - 14
Umiam - 13
Barapani - 10
Shillong - 7
Jowai - 5


Manipur
-------
Senaptti - 16
Imphal AP - 8
Churacjandpur - 6
Imphal - 6
Bishunpur - 5


Tirpura
-------
Kanchanpur - 20
Chhamonu - 20
Kailasahar - 16
Kamalpur - 13
Dharmanagar - 10

UAC brings rains back in Kerala on 20.03.2014

The upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. over Sri Lanka and neighbourhood now lies over Comorin area.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kayamkulam - 23
Panamkutty - 22
Kozha - 21
Thodupuzha - 17
Chengannur - 12
Piravom - 11
Kanjirappally - 10
Neriamangalam - 5
Varkala - 5

Entire India is dry, only Maharashtra got Rains on 14.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. over east Madhya Pradesh and adjoining Chhattisgarh persists. The wind discontinuity from the above cyclonic circulation to Madhya Maharashtra has become less marked. We are witnessing the last spell of winter rains in Central India. Get ready for violent storms in East and South India before onset of monsoon from April. The thunderstorm season is coming....Hurrah.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Satara - 26
Malegaon - 22
Rahuri - 20
Pathardi - 20
Patur - 19
Amraoti - 17
Washim - 17
Nasik - 15
Junnar - 13
Buldhana - 12
Kopargaon - 10
Phaltan - 10
Patoda - 10
Palam - 10
Golegoan - 9
Khadakwasla - 9
Beed - 5
Yeotmal - 5
Akola - 5

No stopping of Rains in Maharashtra on 13.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation over northwest Madhya Pradesh and neighbourhood now lies over east Madhya Pradesh and adjoining Chhattisgarh and extends upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. from the above cyclonic circulation to Madhya Maharashtra persists and runs across Vidarbha and Marathwada.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Hiwara - 67
Shrigonda - 40
Malegaon - 33
Mehkar - 31
Digras - 31
Ahmednagar - 31
Narkhed - 30
Ner - 30
Manora - 30
Deulgaonraja - 30
Aurangabad - 27
Rahata - 20
Parner - 20
Kuhi - 20
Darwha - 20
Telhara - 20
Patas - 18
Jalna - 17
Shegoan - 13
Yeotmal - 12
Washim - 11
Pathardi - 10
Karjat - 10
Mauda - 10
Saoner - 10
Ralegaon - 10
Deoli - 10
Mohadi - 10
Arni - 10
Babulgaon - 10
Karanjalad - 10
Khamgaon - 10
Nandura - 10
Sindhakhedraja - 10
Lonar - 10
Chihkali - 10
Dharni - 10
Anjangaon - 10
Surji - 10
Warud - 10
Nandgaonkhandeshwar - 10
Patur 10
Balapur - 10
Akot - 10
Akola  - 8
Buldhana - 7
Nagpur - 7
Wardha - 5
Pashan - 5

Heavy Rains continue in Kashmir and Himachal on 13.03.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood has moved away northeastwards. A fresh western disturbance as a trough in mid & upper tropospheric westerlies with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. runs roughly along Long. 52°E to the north of Lat. 35°N mould move eastnortheastwards.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Jammu & Kashmir
--------------
Anantnag - 71
Rambagh - 69
Harran  - 63
Khudwani - 62
Malangpura - 60
Banfdipora - 37
Kulgam - 33
Shopian - 27
Bhaderwah - 20
Udhampur - 10
Banihal  - 8
Rajpuramandi - 7
Batote - 6


Himachal Pradesh
--------------
Kheri - 62
Bhandal - 38
Kharapathar- 28
Fagu - 24
Kalpa - 22
Dalhousie - 18
Kalatop - 14
Baldwara - 13
Reckon - 13
choppal - 10
Manali - 7
Bajaura - 6
Saloni - 5
Jogindar Nagar - 5

Light Rains continue in Madhya Pradesh on 12.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. over southeast Rajasthan and neighbourhood now lies over northwest Madhya Pradesh and neighbourhood. A wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from the above cyclonic circulation to Madhya Maharashtra. Rains continued in Madhya Pradesh.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Umaria - 30
Tikamgarh - 18
Jaisinghnagar - 10
Jabalpur - 7
Betul - 6
Narwar - 6
Vijayraghavgarh - 5
Shivpuri - 5
Satna - 5
Morena - 5
Khurai - 5

Massive widespread Rains in Jammu & Kashmir on 12.03.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood persists and extends upto 3.1 kms a.s.l. with a trough aloft with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. roughly along aong. 72° E to the north of Lat. 30° N. System would move eastnortheastwards. The heaviest rains of the year was witnessed in Kashmir.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Jammu & Kashmir
------------------
Pahalgam - 133
Batote - 116
Banihal - 111
Udhampur - 110
Qazigund - 84
Kukarnag - 80
Avantipur - 80
Katra - 74
Bhaderwah - 72
Srinagar - 58
Gulmarg - 38
Jammu - 38
Kupwara - 33
Khudwani - 30
Kathua - 27
Malangupura - 23
Bandipora - 21
Tral - 20
RS Pura - 15
Harran - 13
Rambagh - 12
Baramulla - 10


Himachal Pradesh
--------------
Jubbal - 60
Bhandal - 60
Manali - 48
Tissa - 47
Kheri - 45
Saloni - 37
Dalhousie - 37
Kaltop - 37
Kotkhai - 36
Shimla - 35
Khndhaghat - 32
Baldwara - 30
Karsog - 28
Solan - 26
Bharwara - 26
Kasauli - 25
Rajgarh - 24
Dharampur - 24
Sunni Bhajji - 24
Rohru - 23
Udaipur - 22
Annu - 21
Choppal - 19
Chamba - 18
Bhuntar - 16
Fagu - 14
Dharamshala - 13
Kullu - 11
Sundernagar - 11
chail - 11
Nahan - 10
Palampur - 10
Nauni - 10
Beer - 10


Uttrakhand
------------
Barkot - 36
Tehri - 34
Ranichawri - 33
Uttarkhasi - 28
Bharsar - 25
Devparyag - 23
Joshimath - 22
Mukteshwar - 20
Dehradun - 19
Bageshwar - 16
Haridwar - 14
Gangolihat - 14
Nainital - 13
Pati - 13
Pantnagar - 12
Jollygrant - 12
Dhanuri - 12
Champawat - 12
Kalsi - 11
Matela - 10
Pithoragarh - 10
Almora - 10
Kotdwar - 10

Record Rains continue in Karnataka for 14th day on 12.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. over southeast Rajasthan and neighbourhood now lies over northwest Madhya Pradesh and neighbourhood. A wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from the above cyclonic circulation to Madhya Maharashtra.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Belavadi - 55
Alagawadi - 50
Soundathi - 38
Belgaum - 40
Santibastwad - 28
Naragund - 27
Chikkodi - 20
Eedu - 19
Dandeli - 18
Belgaum Airport - 18
Naravi - 17
Hulikatti - 13
Kadasagatti - 12
Bailhongal - 12
Yellapur - 12
Hariharapura - 11
Hoolikatti - 10
Sulkeri - 10
Kammaradi - 9
Kittur - 9
Nirna - 9
Morab - 9
MugutkanHubli - 9
Sindigeri  - 8
Hirebagewadi - 6
Asoga - 5
Bachanki - 5
Gunji - 5
Suraleshwar - 5
Amminabhavi - 5
Pradhani - 5
Kanbargi - 5

Heavy Rains lash Kashmir and Himachal for 2nd day on 11.03.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood persists and extends upto 9.5 kms a.s.l and would move east north eastwards. The other western disturbance as a trough in mid & upper tropospheric westerlies has merged with the above system. Heavy rains occurred in Himachal and Kashmir for 2nd day. Other regions in North India also got rains.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Jammu & Kashmir
-----------
Rajpura - 99
Banihal - 77
Srinagar - 55
Batote - 53
Bhaderwah - 48
Kupwara - 45
Qazigund - 45
Pahalgam - 44
Gulmarg - 34
Katra - 34
Kukarnag - 30
Avantipur - 30
Malangpura - 28
Jammu - 27
Rambagh - 27
Shopian - 26
RS Pura - 24
Bandipora - 23
Khudwani - 22
Kathua - 18


Himachal Pradesh
----------------
Jubbal - 60
Manali - 48
Tissa - 47
Kheri - 45
Bhandal - 43
Chail - 38
Saloni - 37
Dalhousie - 37
Kotkhai - 36
Kaltop - 36
Shimla - 35
Khndhaghat - 32
Baldwara - 30
Karsog - 28
Solan - 26
Jhungi - 26
Kasauli - 25
Nauni - 25
Rajgarh - 24
Dharampur - 24
Sunni Bhajji - 24
Beer - 20
Annu - 19
Chamba - 18
Udaipur - 18
Jhanjali - 18
Kullu - 16
Bhuntar - 16
Rohru - 15
Bajura - 15
Dharamshala - 13
Sainj - 13
Mandi - 11
Sundernagar - 11
Nahan - 10
Ramshar - 10
Ghumarwin - 10
Barsar - 10
Manikaran - 10
Palampur - 10


Punjab
-------
Chandigarh AP - 17
Chandigarh - 14
Pathankot - 12
Gurdaspur - 12
Amritsar - 11
Balchar - 9
Nawanshahar - 9
Nabha - 8
Aur Phambra - 7
Badikoran - 7
Rauni - 7
Kapurtala - 6
Salern - 6
Sangrur - 6
Roopnagar - 5
Taran Taran - 5
Anandpur Sahib - 5
Ludhiana - 5
Patiala - 5

Rains continue in Maharashtra on 11.03.2014

The trough extending from Lakshwadeep area to North Interior Karnataka up to 0.9 km above sea level persists. Rains occurred for 15th straight day in Maharashtra and also after a gap Madhya Pradesh got light rains.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Maharashtra
-----------
Sonpet - 40
Osmanabad - 31
Deulgaonraja - 20
Balapur - 20
Mukhed - 20
Gangakhed - 20
Barshitakli - 18
Bhainder - 13
Buldhana - 13
Patas - 12
Ghatanji - 10
Pandharkawada - 10
Khamgaon - 10
Motala - 10
Chihkali - 10
Dharni - 10
Murtizapur - 10
Mangalvedha - 10
Pandharpur - 10
Soegaon - 10
Manjlegaon - 10
Degloor - 10
Khandar - 10
Solapur - 8
Latur - 7
Yeotmal - 6

Madhya Pradesh
----------
Rehli - 35
Lakhnadon -  19
Chachoda  - 16
Guna - 16
Bhander - 14
Datia - 13
Sagar - 13
Narsinghpur - 12
Begumganj - 9
Morena - 7
Ujjain - 6
Rajgad - 5
Tikamagarh - 5
Korawi - 5

Light Rains continue in Odisha on 11.03.2014

The trough in Westerlies runs roughly along 90 deg.East and North of 23 deg N between 3.6 and 4.5 km asl. For 2nd day light rains were witnessed in Odisha.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Paradip - 38
Krishnaprasad - 25
Teleibani - 25
Gop - 20
Anandpur - 20
Puri - 14
Keonjhargarh - 14
Kakatpur - 10
Jujumura - 10
Koraput - 7
Marshghai - 6
Thakurmunda - 5
Chandbali - 5
Sambalpur - 5
Astaranga - 5

Rain stops in Andhra after 12 days but continues in Karnataka on 11.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Lakshadweep area and neighbourhood has become less marked. The trough in the lower level easterlies from Lakshadweep area to north interior Karnataka has become less marked. In view of this the continuous rains have stopped in Andhra Pradesh. However, rain continued in Karnataka for 13th day.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Dastikoppa - 43
Kalghatgi - 37
Devarhippargi - 22
Ron - 21
Nagathan - 20
Yekkambi - 19
Bandi - 19
Hulkund - 16
Bisalakoppa - 14
Shirabadagi - 13
Ilkal - 10
Gokak - 10
Sindigeri - 9
Gudur - 9
Yedoni - 8
Nimbal - 7
Tugaonhalsi - 6
Haveri - 6
Targod - 5
Agarkhed - 5
Hattimattur - 5
Kunchawaram - 5
Hardarvati - 5

Mini monsoon as rain continues for 14th straight day in Maharashtra on 10.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. lies over south Gujarat and neighbourhood. The wind discontinuity from Lakshadweep area to south Gujarat has become less marked. When was the last time it rained so much in Maharashtra ?

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Parbhani - 52
Chandrapur - 45
Mangrulpir - 40
Hingoli - 34
Narkhed - 30
Bhamragad - 30
Babulgaon - 30
Khamgaon - 30
Nanded - 22
Yeotmal - 21
Beed - 20
Junhagadh - 20
Ambejogai - 20
Zari - 20
Zamni - 20
Ghatanji - 20
Sironcha - 20
Etapalli - 20
Aheri - 20
Warora - 20
Gondpipri - 20
Umerkhed - 20
Darwha - 20
Aurangabad - 17
Basmatnagar - 15
Akola - 14
Sholapur - 11
Jeur - 10
Udgir - 10
Bhiwapur - 10
Wani - 10
Pandharka - 10
wada - 10
Mulchera - 10
Chamorshi - 10
Bhadrawati - 10
Mul - 10
Digras  - 10
Arni - 10
Karanjalad - 10
Motala - 10
Lohogaon - 9
Latur - 9
Seoni - 8
Osmanabad - 6
Ahmednagar - 6
Jalna - 5
Buldhana - 5
Malegaon - 5

12th day of Rains continue in Karnataka and Andhra on 10.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. lies over Lakshadweep area and neighbourhood. A trough in the lower level easterlies extends from Lakshadweep area to north interior Karnataka. Looks like a mini monsoon season for Karnataka and Andhra. In Andhra all rains were reported in Telegana region.

in mm  (Min 10 mm)

Karnataka
-----------
Harle - 55
Khanapur - 41
Bhatambra - 36
Sakaleshpur - 36
Kumsi - 34
Bachanki - 31
Kundargi - 30
Dabka - 29
Tadas - 29
Yadwad - 28
Dundasi - 27
Ballupet - 26
Ayanur - 25
Heroor - 25
Kadwad - 25
Lokapur - 25
Maranahalli - 23
Santhpur - 22
Kammaradi - 21
Bhalki - 20
Yeslur - 20
Shiralkoppa - 20
Jayapura - 20
Kottigehera - 20
Madapura - 20
Ubrani - 16
Nittur - 16
Aurad  - 15
Chabbi - 15
Shikaripura - 14
Kenchammana Hosakote - 12
Chittaguppa - 12
Lakhangaon - 12
Lingadahalli - 11
T.Kushnoor - 11
Anandapuram - 11
Saigaon - 10
Vastare - 10
Ainapur - 10
Kunchawaram - 10
Kamalnagar - 10
Chintaki - 10
Nirna - 10
Havangi - 10
Babaleshwar - 10
Zalki cross - 10
Balehonnur - 10
Dharmasthala - 10
Kerur - 10
Rabkhavi - 10
Agumbe - 10
Sukravarsanthe - 10
Napoklu - 10
Gulbarga - 10
Hulsoor - 10
Kamthana - 10
Basavakalyan - 10

Andhra Pradesh
--------------
Luxettipet - 60
Khanapur - 41
Ramgundam - 38
Navipet - 35
Nirmal - 33
Asifabad - 32
Mancherial - 30
Mudhole - 29
Metpalli - 28
Rudrur - 25
Mednoor - 25
Boath - 24
Nizamabad - 23
Adilabad - 20
Utnoor - 19
Sirpur - 17
Chinnoor - 16
Bheemgal - 15
Jagtial - 14
Armoor - 14
Ramayampet - 12
Banswada - 10
Bodhan - 10

Heavy Rains in Jammu & Kashmir on 10.03.2014

The western disturbance as a trough in mid & upper tropospheric westerlies with its axis at 5.8kms a.s.l. runs roughly along Long 66º E to the north of Lat. 20º N. The other western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 4.5 kms a.s.l. over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood persists. Heavy Rains are back in Jammu and Kashmir after a break.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Jammu & Kashmir
--------------
Shalimar - 62
Banihal - 47
Pahalgam - 46
Srinagar - 46
Gulmarg - 41
Kupwara - 36
Malangpura - 35
Anantnag - 35
Qazigund - 34
Kukarnag - 30
Awantipur - 30
Batote - 28
Bandipora - 26
Katra - 25
Rambagh - 25
Shopian - 13
Bhaderwah - 12
Jammu - 9
Kulgam - 8
Baramulla - 7


Himachal Pradesh
------------
Moorang - 20
Bhandal - 17
Chamba - 13
Udaipur - 13
Tissa - 12
Dalhousie - 11
Chhatarari - 9
Saloni - 9
Manali - 7
Kaltop - 6
Kotkhai - 5
Palampur - 5

Light Rains in Odisha on 10.03.2014

The Cyclonic circulation Odisha and adjoining Gangetic West Bengal has become less marked. Light rains occurred in Orissa.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Koraput ­ 39
Kashipur - 30
Deograh - 30
Angul­ 25
Paradip - 13
Talcher ­ 12
Ranpur - 11
Umarkote - 10
Similiguda - 10
Jhorigam - 10
Raighar - 10
Nawarangpur - 8
Barapali - 6
Chandihandi - 5

13th day of Rains in Maharashtra on 09.03.2014.

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 kms a.s.l. from Lakshadweep area to south Gujarat persists and runs across east central Arabian Sea. A cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. lies over Odisha and adjoining Gangetic West Bengal. Another cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. lies over north coastal Andhra Pradesh and neighbourhood

in mm (min 5 mm)

Korpana - 50
Parbhani - 43
Chandrapur - 42
Mul - 40
Beed - 40
Osmanabad - 31
Sironcha - 30
Chihkali - 30
Hiwara - 29
Sakri - 23
Malegaon - 21
Solapur - 21
Basmatnagar - 20
Joiti - 20
Saoli - 20
Mehkar - 20
Washim - 20
Nanded - 19
Amraoti - 16
Latur - 16
Hingloi - 15
Sadakarjuni - 10
Aheri - 10
Kurkheda - 10
Rajura - 10
Sindewahi - 10
chimur - 10
Pombhurna - 10
Gondpipri - 10
Ballarpur - 10
Karanjalad - 10
Manora - 10
Mangrulpir - 10
Risod - 10
Lonar - 10
Aasthi - 9
Jalna - 7
Ghansangwi - 7
Rahuri - 6
Buldana - 6
Yeotmal - 6
Dhule - 6
Ambejogai - 5
Talegaon - 5

11th day of continuous rains in Karnataka and Andhra on 09.03.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 kms a.s.l. from Lakshadweep area to south Gujarat persists and runs across east central Arabian Sea. A cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. lies over Odisha and adjoining Gangetic West Bengal. Another cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. lies over north coastal Andhra Pradesh and neighbourhood.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Karnataka
-----------
Indi - 70
Zalki - 57
Sirgere - 55
Halasangi - 51
Kaladgi - 50
Kuknoor - 50
Chintaki - 47
Chiklijanwada - 47
Kukanur - 46
Tondur - 45
Anagawadi - 44
Savanur - 40
Bhalki - 40
Yelsangi - 34
Yalishirur - 39
Madyal - 34
Bagalkot - 34
Halbarga - 32
Jhamkhandi - 30
Humnabad - 30
Basavakalyan - 27
Shimoga - 26
Malebennur - 23
Gadag - 23
Nandgaon - 22
Banavasi - 21
Belvatgi - 21
Guldahally - 20
G Aurad - 20
Bhadravathi - 20
Holalur - 20
Bankapur - 18
Bylawadigi - 16
Yergatti - 16
Bidar - 15
Yedoni - 15
Hombal - 15
Mundargi - 15
Shirahatti - 15
Killarahatti - 14
Maski - 14
Hirekerur - 14
Mundwad - 13
Shikaripura - 13
Andanuru - 12
Hospet - 12
Lakya - 12
Chikkanhalli - 11
Dotihal - 11
Tavaregere - 10
Teggina-Bhavnur - 10
Madhurakhandi - 10
Hitnal - 10
Hanumanal - 10
Tidagundi - 10
Aurad - 10
Athani - 10
Tavaragree - 10
Tikkota - 10
Alland - 10
Badami - 10
Gulegud - 10
Kerur - 10
Dharwad - 10
Kundargi - 10


Andhra Pradesh
--------------
Boath - 72
Utnoor - 61
Rudrur - 38
Narayan Khed - 37
Medak - 36
Adilabad - 34
Mednoor - 34
Asifabad - 33
Chinnoor - 33
Jagtial - 32
Banswada - 32
Siricilla - 30
Sangareddi - 29
Bheemgal - 29
Sultanabad - 28
Ramgundam - 28
Dubak - 26
Bodhan - 26
Mudhole - 25
Manthani - 25
Navipet - 25
Ramayampet - 22
Kamareddy - 22
Khanapur - 22
Nizamabad - 21
Karimnagar - 21
Mancherial - 19
Siddipet - 19
Sirpur - 17
Nirmal - 17
Kunram - 15
Armoor - 14
Metpalli - 13
Luxettipet - 10
Mulug - 10

Light Rains in Tamil Nadu on 08.03.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. now runs from Lakshadweep area to south Gujarat across Kerala, Interior Karnataka and Madhya Maharashtra. Rains occurred in Tamil Nadu mostly in Nilgiris district.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Sandyanallah (Nilgiris dt) - 21
Ooty Agro (Nilgiris dt) - 18
Mukurthy (Nilgiris dt) - 15
Ketti (Nilgiris dt) - 12
Naduvattam (Nilgiris dt) - 10
Sholayar (Coimbatore dt) - 8
Pykara (Nilgiris dt) - 6
Glenmorgan (Nilgiris dt) - 6
Ramanathapuram (Ramanathapuram dt) - 6
Mandapam (Ramanathapuram dt) - 5
Thoothukudi (Thoothukudi dt) - 5
Ooty (Nilgiris dt) - 5

Heavy Rains continue in Karnataka on 08.03.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. now runs from Lakshadweep area to south Gujarat across Kerala, Interior Karnataka and Madhya Maharashtra. Heavy rain continued in Karnatka. While, the intensity of Rains were reduced in Andhra Pradesh. Due to the very long list i am limiting the stations to 15 mm.

in mm (min 15 mm)

Karnataka
-----------
Chinnehalli - 92
Maralukunte - 77
Kolala - 75
Hangala - 66
Abalavadi - 66
Jala - 65
Hirehalli - 63
Urdigere - 58
Karimuddanahalli - 57
Chilakalanerpu - 56
Koratagere - 52
C N Halli - 50
Tumkur - 50
Tavarekere (S) - 46
Banavadi - 46
Malur - 43
Mallat - 41
Bhantanur - 40
Basaralu - 40
Ferozabad - 39
Dubalgundi - 39
Turuvekere - 38
Kodekal - 36
Toranagallu - 36
Bukkapatna - 36
Sakaleshpur - 34
Kalgi - 34
Kechhenahalli - 32
Srirampur - 30
KR Sagar - 30
Gubbi - 30
Kunigal - 28
Makkanur - 27
Bahaddurbandi - 27
Gadiganur - 26
Hallikere - 26
Jagalur - 24
T.Hagalawadi - 23
Narayanpur - 23
Hippargi - 23
Hunsehalli - 22
Hunasgi - 21
Sasulu - 20
Yelawala - 20
Yedwad - 20
Muddebihal - 20
Talikote - 20
HD kote - 20
Kamalapur - 20
HB Halli - 20
Madhugiri - 20
Bargur - 20
Savalagi - 19
Banglore Kial - 19
Govinakovi - 18
Huliyurdurga - 18
Koppal - 18
Gudur - 17
Malanur - 16
Indi - 15
Blale - 15
Bellary - 15
Vakkalagere - 15
Hosur - 15
Saidapur - 15
Munirbad - 15
Gundlupet - 15

Andhra Pradesh
----------------
Madakasira - 31
Bobbili - 31
Tandur - 24
Kodangal - 23
Pargi - 22
Ibrahimpatnam - 20
Chilamattur - 16
Vikarabad - 12
Sangareddi - 12
Amarapuram - 12
Madakasira - 12
Therlam - 10
Araku valley - 10
Hindupur - 8
Salur 5
Mahbubnagar - 5
Golkonda - 5

12th continuous day of Rains in Maharashtra on 07.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation between 1.5 & 2.1 kms a.s.l. over east central Arabian Sea off Maharashtra coast persists. The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. now runs from Rayalaseema to north Madhya Maharashtra across north interior Karnataka.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Risod - 51
Deulgaonraja - 51
Lonar - 42
Mehkar - 32
Ballarpur - 30
Pusad - 30
Manora - 30
Malegaon - 30
Korpana - 20
Arni - 20
Hiwara - 16
Chandrapur - 14
Washim - 12
Hinganghat - 11
Wani - 10
Ghatanji - 10
Pandharkawada - 10
Samud - 10
Rapur - 10
Aheri - 10
Chamorshi - 10
Joiti - 10
Rajura - 10
Bhadrawati - 10
Mul - 10
Digras - 10
Sindhakhedraja - 10 
Parola - 10
Kasarwad - 5
Jalna - 5
Hingoli - 5

Rains pour in the ghat areas of Tamil Nadu on 07.03.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. now runs from Rayalaseema to north Madhya Maharashtra across north interior Karnataka. The entire ghat section from Tirunelveli, Theni, Coimbatore districts got heavy rains.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Karamadai (A) (Coimbatore dt) - 130
Mettupalayam (Coimbatore dt) - 97
Thadiyankudisai (Dindugul dt) - 96
Sothuparai (Theni dt) - 90
Thunakadavu (Coimbatore dt) - 63
Thali (Krishnagiri dt) 50
Mettur (Salem dt) - 42
Chinnakalar (Coimbatore dt) - 40
Periyanaickenpalayam (Coimbatore dt) - 40
Kothagiri (Nilgiris dt) - 40
Marudhanadhi (Theni dt) - 39
Coonoor (Nilgiris dt) - 30
Coonoor PTO (Nilgiris dt) - 29
Thandikudi (Dindugul dt) - 29
Mecheri (Salem dt) - 22
Periyakulam (Theni dt) - 20
Bhavanisagar (Erode dt) - 20
Satankulam (Thoothukudi) - 19
Kodaikanal (Dindigul dt) - 16
Papanasam (Tirunelveli dt) - 11
Ambasamudram (Tirunelveli dt) - 10
Ketti (Nilgiris dt) - 10
Pechiparai (Kanyakumari dt) - 10
Manimutharu (Tirunelveli dt) - 8
Thoppampatti (Dindugul dt) - 8
Annur (Coimbatore dt) - 8
Valparai (Coimbatore dt) - 7
Thoothukudi (Thoothukudi dt) - 5
Aliyar (Coimbatore dt) - 5
Palayamkottai (Tirunelveli dt) - 5
Lower Kodayar (Kanyakumari dt) - 5
Upper Kodayar (Kanyakumari dt) - 5

9th day of continuous rains in Andhra and Karnataka on 07.03.2014

The wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. now runs from Rayalaseema to north Madhya Maharashtra across north interior Karnataka. There is no stopping of rains in Karnataka and Andhra.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Karnataka
----------
Satanuru - 96
Halaguru - 71
Shivanahalli - 57
Begur - 60
Lokkanahalli - 56
Kaivar - 45
Byramangala - 43
Nanjanagud - 41
Pulgurkote - 40
Nelamangala - 40
Malur - 32
Kanakapura - 31
K Gundapura - 30
Salgera - 29
Gonipura - 24
Thyamagondlu - 23
Hirehalli - 21
TG Halli - 17
Hira - 17
Anugondanahalli - 16
Adankuppe - 16
Chikhli - 16
Manchanbele - 15
Kotagal - 15
Mukahalli - 13
Hessarghatta - 13
Doddamaralawadi - 12
Jadigenahalli - 12
Chelur - 12
Bennur - 11
Ilkal - 11
Mullahally - 11
Sasulu - 10
Almatti - 10
Rayalpadu - 10
Bangarpet - 10
Ryapate - 9
Chilukunda - 9
Naganapura - 9
Bidadi - 9
Chintamani - 8
Kailancha - 8
Kanasavadi - 8
Akkur Hosahalli - 7
Mudabalu - 7
Kudur - 7
Nonavinakere - 7
Harohally - 7
Kamalapura - 7
Vokkaleri - 7
Sulebele - 6
Jigani - 6
Hoskote - 6
Anekal - 5
Kogali - 5
KGF - 5
Boranakanive - 5

Andhra Pradesh
-----------------
Palakonda - 85
Veeragattam - 58
Sirpur - 41
Pathapatnam - 34
Bobbili - 30
Therlam - 30
Parvatipuram - 24
Araku valley - 24
Utnoor - 19
Komarada - 19
Asifabad - 17
Paderu - 16
Bodhan - 16
Bhadrachalam - 14
Adilabad - 13
Salur - 12
Arogyavaram - 11
Kurnool - 10
Cheepurupalli - 9
Gajapathinagaram - 9
Palasa - 8
Srungavarapukota - 8
Siricilla - 7
Nizamabad - 7
Itchapuram - 6
Dharmavaram - 5
Makthal - 5
Rudrur - 5
Mandasa - 5
Lakkireddipalam - 5


Kerala
-------
Panamkutty - 44
Poringal - 34
Thekkady - 16
Parambikulam (T) - 16
Madupatty - 15
Thodupuzha - 13
Neriamangalam - 7
Parambilulam (K) - 7
Idamalayar - 7
Thenmala - 5

Will the rains stop in Maharashtra on 06.03.2014

A wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from Rayalaseema to southeast Rajasthan across Madhya Maharashtra and Gujarat Region. The cyclonic circulation over south Maharashtra coast and neighbourhood now lies over east central Arabian sea off Maharashtra coast between 1.5 & 2.1 kms a.s.l. Rains are continuing nonstop in Maharashtra for past 1 week.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Lonar - 75
Rahuri - 40
Ghatanji - 38
Palan - 30
Sonpet - 30
Udgir - 30
Gangankhed - 30
Nanded - 29
Ghansangwi - 25
Basmatnagar - 24
Akkalkot - 20
Kopargaon - 20
Dhond - 20
Chakur - 20
Kalmnoori - 20
Purna - 20
Washim - 19
Ambejogai - 18
Latur - 17
Parbhani - 15
Hiwra - 14
Rahuri - 14
Lohogaon - 13
Yeotmal - 13
Sakri - 12
Pathri - 30
Jannar - 10
Pachara - 10
Manjalegaon - 10
Chalisgaon - 10
Shirur - 10
Mukhed - 10
Khander - 10
Ausa - 10
Sillod - 10
Phulbari - 10

No stopping of Rains in South Tamil Nadu on 06.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. over Lakshadweep - Maldives area persists. Its raining for 6th straight day in south Tamil Nadu.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Sothuparai (Theni dt) - 84
Marudhanadhi (Theni dt) - 55
Upper Aliyar (Coimbatore dt) - 55
Servalar (Tirunelveli dt) - 44
Lower Papanasam (Tirunelveli dt) - 33
Thunnakkadavu (Coimbatore dt) - 19
Bogalur (Ramanathapuram Dist) - 16
Manjalar (Theni dt) - 16
Perunchani (Kanyakumari dt) - 13
Papanasam (Tirunelveli dt) - 12
Pechiparai Agro (Kanyakumari dt) - 11
Amaravathi (Coimbatore dt) - 10
Kodaikanal (Dindugul dt) - 10
Aliyar (Coimbatore dt) - 9
Palayamkottai (Tirunelveli dt) - 9
Manimutharu (Tirunelveli dt) - 7
Rajapalayam (Virudhunagar dt) - 5
Kamudhi (Ramathapuram dt) - 5
Veerapandi (Theni dt) - 5
Vattalkundu (Dindugul dt) - 5
Kovilpatti (Thoothukudi) - 5
Sholayar (Coimbatore dt) - 5

Light Rains are still continuing in Himachal Pradesh on 06.03.2014

The Western Disturbance (W.D) as an upper air system now lies over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood. A fresh feeble Western Disturbance (W.D) as an upper air system would affect Western Himalayan region from tomorrow onwards.

in mm (5 mm)

Himachal Pradesh
--------------
Manali - 12
Bangana - 12
Kasol - 12
Bhandal - 10
Dalhousie - 9
Jhandutta - 9
Kalatop - 9
Rampur - 8
Sainj - 8
Banjar - 8
Kullu - 8
Bhuntar - 8
Bijahi - 8
Joginder Nagar - 7
Rohru - 7
Gohar - 6
Seobagh - 6
Bajura - 6
Baijnath - 5
Karsog - 5
Beer - 5
Rohru - 5
Jhanjali - 5
Manikaran - 5

Jammu & Kashmir
--------------
Pahalgam - 28
Gulmarg - 13
Jammu IAF - 8
Bhaderwah - 7
Qazigund - 7
Anantnag - 7
Kupwara - 6
Batote - 6
Baramullah - 5
Bandipora - 5
RS Pura - 5

Rain continue in Andhra and Karnataka for 8th day on 06.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km a.s.l. over Lakshadweep - Maldives area persists. Its raining for 8th straight day in Andhra and Karnataka. After a gap of few days, it has rained in Kerala too. Due to the long list in Karnataka, i am limiting it to stations which have recorded 15 mm or above rainfall.

in mm (15 mm)

Karnataka
-----------
Dondamali - 87
Hayyal  - 66
Wadagera - 60
Yermarus - 57
Nerlahalli - 56
Bellary (A) - 53
Raichur - 50
Gabbur - 49
Shorapur - 46
Arakere - 45
Kalmala - 43
Honnudike - 42
Chandrabanda - 40
Agalakuppe - 36
Chiklijanwada  - 34
Shahapur - 33
Karadi - 32
Kallur - 30
Kushtagi - 30
Tavaragere - 30
Khajuri - 30
Deodurga  - 29
Jalahalli - 28
Kodekal - 27
Saidapur - 26
Yedoni - 25
Malanoor - 25
Santhpur - 24
Kusnur - 24
Nalatvad - 23
Gurgunte - 23
Galag - 22
Bellary - 22
Hirehalli - 21
Chintaki - 21
Aurad - 21
Bevoor - 20
Badami - 20
Sindagi - 20
Koratagere - 20
Balichakra - 18
Konkal - 18
Kakkera - 17
Lingasugur - 17
Kudur - 16
T.Kushnoor - 16
Mudgal - 16
Mundargi - 15
Gogi - 15
Doranahalli - 15
Sedam - 15
Gulbarga - 15



Andhra Pradesh
------------
Rayadurg - 41
Alampur - 35
Wanaparthi - 34
Atmakur - 32
Makthal - 32
Guntakal - 27
Ppaderu - 18
Kodangal - 17
Pattikonda - 17
Chintapalli - 16
Kurnool - 15
Araku valley - 12
Kollapur - 12
Mednoor - 11
Kanekal - 9
Kadiri - 7
Owk - 7
Kalyandrug - 7
Gooty - 7
Adilabad - 6
Nagarkurnool - 6
Mahbubnagar - 6
Kalwakurthi - 5
Vikarabad - 5
Rudrur - 5



Kerala
----------
Konni - 52
Parambikulam (T) - 47
Aryankavu - 38
Aluva - 26
Punalur - 18
Parambikulam (K) - 13
Sengulam - 10
Anchal - 10
Poringal - 7
Kottarakara - 7
Perumkadavila - 7
Vazhathope - 6
Idukki - 5
Periyar - 5
Ernakulam South - 5
Thenmala - 5
Peermade - 5
Ponmudi - 5

Rains continue for 5th day in parts of Tamil Nadu on 05.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km above sea level over Comorin - Maldives area now lies over Lakshadweep - Maldives area. Rain continues in Tirunelveli and Thoothukudi district. Coonoor which has been under severe water shortage has been getting good rains for past 1 week.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Parliyar (Nilgiris dt) - 79
Srivaikuntam (Toothukudi Dist) - 49
Bogalur (Ramanathapuram Dist) - 39
Ambasamudram (Tirunelveli Dist) - 38
Kannadiyan (Tirunelveli Dist) - 35
Pechiparai (Kanyakumari Dist) - 30
Kodaikanal (Dindigul Dist) - 29
Kothagiri (Nilgiris Dist) - 27
Perunchani (Kanyakumari dt) - 23
Coonoor (Nilgiris Dist) - 18
Lower Papanasam (Tirunelveli Dist) - 15
Virudhunagar (Virudhunagar Dist) - 10
Thunnakkadavu (Coimbatore Dist) - 10
Karunkulam (Toothukudi Dist) - 10
Palai (Tirunelveli Dist) - 7
Kalakkad (Tirunelveli Dist) - 7
Pachaiaaru (Tirunelveli Dist) - 7
Tirunelveli (Tirunelveli Dist) - 6
Manimutharu (Tirunelveli Dist) - 6
Cheranmahadevi (Tirunelveli Dist) - 6

Light Rain continues in Maharashtra on 05.03.2014

The Cyclonic circulation lives over South Maharashtra coast and neighbourhood and extends upto 1.5 km above sea level. The cyclonic circulation over Chattisgarh and neighbourhood has become less marked. Light Rains occurred in Maharashtra.

in mm (5 mm)

Udgir - 25
Salekasa - 13
Hingna - 12
Kuhi - 12
Nizer - 12
Gondia - 10
Ambejogai - 10
Bhiwapur - 10
Mauda - 10
Mahagaon - 10
Salekasa - 10
Deori - 10
Amgaon - 10
Arjunimorgaon - 10
Lakhani - 10
Lakhandur - 10
Sakoli - 10
Nagpur - 9
Hinganghat - 8
Bramhapuri - 6
Wardha - 5
Talegaon - 5
Yeotmal - 5
Karjana - 5

India's Highest 24 hrs rainfall of the year in Odisha on 05.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Chattisgarh and neighbourhood has become less marked. Very heavy rains occurred in Odisha.

Pattamundai in Odisha recorded 164 mm which is the highest recorded in the country this year. Previously, Soraon in Uttar Pradesh got 150 mm on 18.01.2014. The Odhisa Rainfall are as follows -

in mm (Min 10 mm)

Pattamundai - 164
Kendrapara - 86
Mahisapat ­ 77
Hindol - 69
Joshipur - 58
Derabis - 52
Jenapur - 50
Garadapur - 50
Nayagarh - 47
Akhuapada - 45
Raghunathapur - 44
Thakurmunda - 44
Nimapara - 42
Cuttack - 41
Rajkanika - 40
Marsaghai - 40
Balimundali - 40
Athmalik - 40
khurda - 38
Bhubaneswar - 38
Balasore - 35
Baripada - 33
Tigiria - 33
Binjharpur - 30
Talcher - 28
Chandbali -27
Tirtol - 27
Kamakyanagar - 26
Bolagarh ­ 21
Rengali - 21
Angul - 20
Jagannath Prasad - 19
Hirakud - 19
Paradip - 19
Chakradharpur - 18
Sambalpur - 16
Ranital - 15
Astranga - 14
Jagatsingpur - 14
Ranpur - 13
Jharsuguda - 12
Khariar - 12
Tihidi - 12
Baliguda - 11
Pallahara - 10
Alipingal - 10
Khariar - 10
Tilibani - 10
Keonjhargarh - 10
Remol - 10

Rain lashes Andhra and Karnataka for 7th day on 05.03.2014

The trough of low at mean sea level from Lakshadweep area to south Gujarat coast along the west coast persists. The cyclonic circulation extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. over Goa - Karnataka coasts now lies over south Maharashtra coast and neighbourhood. Its been raining non-stop in Andhra (Telangana) and Karnataka.

in mm (min 10 mm)


Andhra
--------
Tandur - 43
Pargi - 40
Hyderabad AP - 38
Golkonda - 35
Hakimpet - 31
Mednoor - 31
Kukatpally - 26
Kamareddy - 25
Ramannapet - 25
Alur - 25
Shadnagar - 22
Hanamkonda - 20
Veeragattam - 19
Tandur - 18
Yemmiganur - 18
Rudrur - 16
Uppal - 16
Bhadrachalam - 15
Siricilla - 15
Sangareddi - 15
Serlingpall y - 13
Kdangal - 12
Anantapur - 12
Chevella - 11
Bodhan - 10
Jagtial - 10
Banswada - 10
Pamidi - 10
Karimnagar - 10
Ramayampet - 10
Vikarabad - 10
Medchel - 10
Salur - 10


Karnataka
----------
Dabka - 34
Chikhli - 32
Karachkhed - 30
Bukkasagara - 30
K.Belegal - 27
Sindhanur - 26
Mustur - 26
Bogadi - 26
Mudhol - 25
Kampli - 24
Kuderu - 24
Jalihal - 23
Narona - 22
Dasanur - 2
Bilikere - 20
Kushtagi - 20
Kampli - 20
Begur - 20
Heroor - 19
Fartabad - 18
J N Kote - 17
Hittinahalli - 17
G Aurad - 16
Jewargi - 16
Sandur - 16
Jertagi - 15
Bijapur - 15
Mittemari - 15
Dotihal - 14
Kohinoor - 14
Afzalpur - 13
Kunchawaram - 13
GNP Dam site - 11
Tekkalkote - 11
Humnabad - 10
Mahagaon - 10
Pattan - 10
Devanteganur - 10
Sirigere - 10
Mudbi - 10
Kodli - 10
Korhalli - 10
Dhadesugar - 10
Mysore - 10
Chymanal - 10
Rampura - 10

Rain continues for 4th day in Tamil Nadu on 04.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km above sea level lies over Comorin - Maldives area. Rains occurred in south Tamil Nadu mainly in Tirunelveli district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Nanguneri (Tirunelveli Dist) - 80
Kannadiyan (Tirunelveli Dist) - 44
Manimutharu (Tirunelveli Dist) - 42
Ambasamudram (Tirunelveli Dist) - 35
Kalakkad (Tirunelveli Dist) - 30
Cheranmahadevi (Tirunelveli Dist) - 22
Coonoor (Nilgiris Dist) - 20
Coonoor PTO (Nilgiris Dist) - 18
Periyar (Theni Dist) - 20
Papanasam (Tirunelveli Dist) - 12
Servalar (Tirunelveli Dist) - 12
Upper Kodayar (Kanykumari dt) - 11
Rajapalayam (Virudhunagar Dist) - 10
Sholayar (Coimbatore Dist) - 5
Eravangalar (Theni Dist) - 5
Lower Kodayar (Kanyakumari Dist) - 5
Kodaikanal Agro (Dindugul Dist) - 5
Kottampatti (Madurai Dist) - 5

Hails and Rains Lash Maharashtra on 04.03.2014

The trough in the lower level easterlies now lies as a trough of low at mean sea level from Lakshadweep area to south Gujarat coast along the west coast. Due to long list i am limiting it to stations which have recorded 10 mm and above

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Gangakhed - 40
Wardha - 32
Jalna - 31
Purna - 30
Ballarpur - 30
Deoli - 30
Pawni - 30
Digras - 30
Deulgaonraja - 30
Aurangabad AP - 27
Solapur - 25
Basmat - 25
Chowsala - 25
Jamkhed - 20
Beed - 20
Palam - 20
Ghatanji - 20
Selu - 20
Korchi - 20
Kurkheda - 20
Chamorshi - 20
Mul - 20
Pombhurna - 20
Gondpipri - 20
Chandrapur - 20
Sakoli - 20
Umerkhed - 20
Pusad - 20
Arni - 20
Chihkali - 20
Batkuli - 20
Hingoli - 18
Ahmednagar - 17
Yeotmal - 17
Chandrapur - 16
Latur - 15
Hiwara - 15
Hinganghat - 14
Paithan - 10
Sillod - 10
Khuldabad - 10
Ambad - 10
Nanded - 10
Bhokar - 10
Udgir - 10
Kalamnuri - 10
Pathri - 10
Mauda - 10
Kalmeshwar - 10
Narkhed - 10
Kamptee - 10
Maregaon - 10
Ralegaon - 10
Mahagaon - 10
Hinganghat - 10
Deori - 10
Amgaon - 10
Goregaon - 10
Sironcha - 10
Mulchera - 10
Dhanora - 10
Gadchiroli - 10
Joiti - 10
Rajura - 10
Nagbhir - 10
chimur - 10
Warora - 10
Saoli - 10
Lakhani - 10
Lakhandur - 10
Bhandara - 10
Ner - 10
Karanjalad - 10
Risod - 10
Malegaon - 10

Heavy Rains lash for 6th Straight day in Andhra & Karnataka on 04.03.2014

The trough in the lower level easterlies now lies as a trough of low at mean sea level from Lakshadweep area to south Gujarat coast along the west coast. A cyclonic circulation extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. lies over Goa – Karnataka coast. Due to the long list i am keeping the cut-off rainfall as 10 and 20 mm respectively.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Andhra Pradesh
-------------
Mulug - 98
Mednoor - 70
Sangareddi - 52
Sirpur - 43
Nizamabad - 32
Tirupati - 32
Venkatapuram - 29
Maddanur - 29
Armoor - 28
Utnoor - 26
Navipet - 25
Bodhan - 24
Jangaon - 24
Anantapur - 22
Proddatur - 21
Metpalli - 21
Rudrur - 20
Ramayampet - 20
Pattikonda - 17
Eturnagaram - 16
Khanapur - 16
Medak - 13
Kalyandrug - 13
Narasapur - 12
Adilabad - 12
Siricilla - 11
Boath - 10
Nirmal - 10
Banswada - 10
Kalwakurthi - 10
Dhone - 10
Kanekal - 10
Luxettipet - 10


Karnataka
-----------
(min 20 mm) as over 100 stations have reported over 5 mm rainfall.

Kadwad - 79
Nirna - 77
Ballolli - 71
Zalki - 67
Batgiri - 67
Mannaekheli - 60
Hipperga - 60
Basavakalyan - 53
Rajeshwar - 51
Santhpur - 48
Chintaki - 47
Devalapuram - 47
Hirewankalakunta - 46
Khajuri - 44
Halbarga - 42
Mudbi - 41
Bhemalkhed - 40
Bagdal - 39
Kohinoor - 36
Ainapur - 35
Chikkapadsalagi - 32
Humnabad - 31
Vidhurashwatha - 30
Talakeri - 29
Bargur - 29
Khotanatti - 29
Shravanabelgola - 29
Almel - 28
T.Kushnoor - 28
Moka - 27
Warwatti - 26
Janwada - 25
Bhalki - 24
ChikkayyanaChattra - 24
Bhatambra - 23
Jertagi - 23
Hosahalli - 23
Gonnur - 22
Badarli - 22
Afzalpur - 21
Yedoni - 21
Manthal - 20
Aurad - 20
Chadachan - 20
Chittaguppa - 20
Sadalaga -20

Light Rains in Orissa for 2nd day on 04.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Odisha and adjoining Chattisgarh now lies over Chattisgarh and adjoining area at 0.9 Km above sea level. Light rains continued in Orissa for 2nd day.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Tigiria ­ 28
Jaganath Prasad ­ 18
Gudari - 18
Aska - 16
Mohana - 10
Kashinagar - 10
Malkangiri - 9
Hindol - 8
Bhawanipatna - 7
Koraput - 5
Baragarh - 5
Baliguda - 5
Digapahandi - 5

1st 100 mm Rainfall in Tamil Nadu on 03.03.2014 of Summer Season

The trough in the lower level easterlies now extends from Lakshadweep area to north interior Karnataka across Kerala and south interior Karnataka. The southern districts Tirunelveli, Theni, Kanyakumari and Thoothukudi districts got very heavy rains for the Summer Season which started from 1st March.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Cheranmahadevi (Tirunelveli dt) - 128
Karunkulam (Toothukudi dt) - 50
Kolakombai (Nilgiris dt) - 49
Uttamapalayam (Theni dt) - 49
Coonoor (Nilgiris dt) - 48
Tirunelveli (Tirunelveli dt) - 41
Satankulam (Toothukudi dt) - 40
Coonoor pto (Nilgiris dt) - 38
Veerapandi (Theni dt) - 32
Sivagiri (Tirunelveli dt) - 30
Pechiparai Agro (Kanyakumari dt) - 26
Palani (Dindugul dt) - 24
Aranmanaipudur (Theni dt) - 24
Periyakulam (Theni dt) - 22
Thenkasi (Tirunelveli dt) - 20
Manjalar (Theni dt) - 19
Peruchani (Kanyakumari dt) - 18
Palayamkottai (Tirunelveli dt) - 17
Bodinaickanur (Theni dt) - 17
Kulasekaram (Kanyakumari dt) - 16
Pechiparai (Kanyakumari dt) - 15
Kadayam (Tirunelveli dt) - 14
Vaigai (Theni dt) - 12
Mudukulathur (Ramanathapuram dt) - 12
Parliyar (Nilgiris dt) - 11
Sothuparai (Theni dt) - 11
Chinnamanur (Theni dt) - 11
Thuckalay (Kanyakumari dt) - 11
Nilakottai (Dindigul dt) - 10
Andipatti (Theni dt) - 6
Lower Kodayar (Kanyakumari dt) - 6
Sanmuganathi (Theni dt) - 5
Eravangalar (Theni dt) - 5
Upper Kodayar (Kanyakumari dt) - 5

Orissa gets widespread rains on 03.03.2014

The upper air trough from Sub Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim to Chattisgarh across Bihar and Jharkhand between 0.9 and 1.5 km above sea level has become less marked. A cyclonic circulation lies over Odisha and adjoining Chattisgarh extending upto 1.5 km above sea level.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Tiring  - 40
Sorada - 38
Narla - 31
Nuagada - 31
Gunupur - 30
Gop - 30
Bhubaneswar - 27
Purushottampur - 25
Khurdah - 25
Binjharpur - 25
Bolagarh - 22
Aska - 20
Krishnaprasad - 20
Banki - 20
Joda - 20
Kantapada - 20
Banpur - 20
Rayagada - 20
Niali - 20
Gopalpur - 19
Alipingal - 19
Nimapara - 19
Nayagarh - 16
Gurundia - 11
Berhampur - 10
Mohana - 10
Chhatrapur - 10
Champua - 10
Daspalla - 10
Tigiria - 10
Kotraguda - 10
Banaigarh - 10
Mashipat - 9
Jagatsinghpur - 8
Josipur - 8
Astaranga - 7
Lahunipada - 7
Athagarh - 6
Hindol - 6
Baripada - 6
Pipli - 5
teleibani - 5
Puri - 5

Rains stops in North India, Light Rains in Himachal Pradesh on 03.03.2014

The Western Disturbance (W.D) as a trough in the mid and upper tropospheric westerlies with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. runs roughly along Long. 63E to the north of Lat.20N. Only Himachal Pradesh has got some rains in North India.

in mm (Min 5 mm)


Naina Devi - 18
Ghumarwin - 18
Kangra - 16
Gaggal - 16
Choppal - 13
Dharamshala - 12
Hippa - 11
Dalhousie - 10
Beer - 9
Kalatop - 8
Banagana - 8
Manali - 8
Hamirpur - 8
Gohar - 7
Fagu - 7
Renuka - 6
Kharapathar - 6
Kukumsheri - 6
Bhandal - 6
Kasauli - 5
Baijnath - 5
Jhunji - 5
Nahan - 5
Sainj - 5
Rohru - 5
Manikaran - 5

5th day of Rains in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh on 03.03.2014

The trough in the lower level easterlies now extends from Lakshadweep area to north interior Karnataka across Kerala and south interior Karnataka. Rains are continuing in Andhra and Karnataka for 5th day. Due to the long list, i am limiting the stations which has received 10 mm and above.

Min (10 mm)

Andhra Pradesh
--------------
Metpalli - 64
Venkatapuram - 62
Warangal - 46
Kamareddy - 36
Golkonda - 36
Uppal - 35
Mandasa - 34
Punganur - 34
Pakala - 31
Ramayampet - 29
Mulug - 26
Bheemgal - 24
Venkatagirikota - 22
Itchapuram - 20
Medak - 20
Ibrahimpatnam - 19
Rayachoti - 19
Dhone - 17
Hanamkonda - 15
Siddipet - 14
Kadiri - 13
Achampet - 13
Sangareddi - 13
Dubak - 11
Palasa - 11
Tandur - 10
Siricilla - 10
Eturnagaram - 10
Atmakur - 10
Nalgonda - 10


Karnataka
----------
Avani - 61
Gopanahalli - 47
Koira - 45
Devasamudra - 42
Santhekallahalli - 38
Bellavi - 38
Kudur - 37
Vijayapura - 34
Thayalur - 32
Kaiwara - 32
Somayajalpalli - 32
Shivagange - 25
Dodda Kowalande - 25
Janwada - 25
Byramangala - 24
Nandini Layout - 23
Kundana - 22
Gogante - 21
Vemgal - 21
Solur - 21
Janwada - 20
Kamthana - 15
Madhuvinahalli - 15
Parasurampura - 13
Koratagere - 11
Tondebhavi - 10
Mukahalli - 10
Magadi - 10
Bidadi - 10
Narasapura - 10
Talakadu - 10
Gundal - 10

Rainfall in Jharkhand on 02.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Jharkhand and adjoining north Odisha now lies over north Odisha and adjoining Jharkhand and extends upto 0.9 km a.s.l. Light Rains occurred in Jharkhand.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Torpa - 35
Kundahit - 33
Ranchi - 32
Neemdih - 28
Bero - 19
Basia - 16
Dumka - 10
Giridh - 9
Daltonganj - 8
Bokaro - 6
Jamshedpur - 6
Garwa - 5

Light Rains continues in Tamil Nadu on 02.03.2014

The trough in the lower level easterlies now extends from Comorin area to Telangana across interior Tamil Nadu and Rayalaseema.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Sivakasi - 40
Periyakulam  - 16
Pechiparai Agro - 14
Kulasekaram - 12
Mettur - 11
Perunchani - 11
Thalavadi - 10
Thali -  10
Valparai - 10
Idapadi - 9

No stopping of Rains in North India on 02.03.2014

The Western Disturbance (W.D) as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 4.5 kms a.s.l. over Jammu & Kashmir and adjoining north Pakistan now lies over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood. The induced cyclonic circulation over Haryana and neighbourhood persists and now extends upto 0.9 km a.s.l.

A fresh western disturbance as a trough in the mid and upper tropospheric westerlies extends with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. roughly along Long. 60E to the north of Lat.35N.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Himachal Pradesh
----------------
Barsar - 34
Beer - 29
Malraun - 29
Berthin - 27
Dharamshala - 25
Ramshar - 25
Khandhaghat - 22
Ghumarwin - 22
Saloni - 21
Bilaspur - 21
Kasauli - 20
Dharampur - 19
Nahan - 18
Solan - 18
Sundernagar - 17
Nauni - 16
Bangana - 15
JubbarHatti - 15
Rohru - 14
Joginder Nagar - 14
Manali - 14
Mandi - 12
Jhnugi - 12
Gaggal - 12
Rohru - 12
Kangra - 12
Una - 10
Udaipur - 10
Chamba - 10
Bhuntar - 9
Kullu - 9
Sainj - 9
Jhanjali - 8
Bajura - 8
Choppal - 7
Palampur - 6
Bhandal - 6
Larji - 5
Bharwara - 5
Manikaran - 5
Shimla - 5

Uttar Pradesh
--------
Kayamganj - 30
Haidergarh - 29
Kasganj - 20
Phoolbagh - 24
Kanpur AP - 20
Rudauli - 20
Danaura - 15
Bindaki - 15
Faizabad - 14
Bareilly - 12
Ghorawal - 11
Rampur - 7
Kanpur - 7
Fatehpur - 6
Pilibhit - 5
Varanasi - 5

Punjab
-------
Sangrur - 50
Anandpur Sahib - 29
Roopnagar - 29
Chandigarh - 27
Chandigarh AP - 21
Balachar - 20
Sangrur - 17
Badikaoran - 15
Samarala - 15
Ferojpur - 11
Fardikot - 9
Aurphambara - 6
Ludhiana - 6


Haryana
------
Julana - 30
Indri - 30
Nilokhari - 30
Bilaspur - 30
Radaur - 30
Panchkula - 22
Ambala - 21
Naraingarh - 20
Sadhaura - 20
Karnal - 19
Panipat - 5


Uttrakhand
---------
Patnanagar - 20
Mussoorie - 15
Kalsi - 14
Champawat - 12
Nanital - 11
Dehradun - 10
Dhanuri - 8
Bharsar - 7
Tehri - 6
Ranichawari - 5

Atlast Rains reduce in Madhya Pradesh on 02.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation over northwest Madhya Pradesh and adjoining southwest Uttar Pradesh has become less marked. The trough from the above cyclonic circulation to Marathwada has become less marked.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Madhya Pradesh
-----------
Sidhi - 27
Satna - 18
Umaria - 18
Jabalpur - 17
Damoh - 10
Jaisinghnagar - 6
Mandla - 5

Chattisgarh
-------------
Champa - 20
Katghora - 18
Pendra - 13
Mungeli - 13
Mana - 10
Ambikapur - 9
Naya Raipur - 9
Gariaband - 9

Rains continues in Karnataka for 4th day on 02.03.2014

The trough in the lower level easterlies now extends from Comorin area to Telangana across interior Tamil Nadu and Rayalaseema. Heavy Rains lashed Karnataka for 4th day. Meanwhile Light rains continues in Andhra. There was also rains in South Kerala.

in mm (Min 5 mm)


Karnataka
---------
Agalakote - 65
Bogadi - 54
Melkote - 47
Kengeri - 47
Kannegala - 40
Kanva - 30
Magadi - 30
Saggiam - 29
Tavarekere - 29
Kanakapura - 28
Honakere - 27
Gundal - 27
Ramanagara - 27
Puravara - 27
Annuru - 26
Hanamkonda - 25
Nidasale - 23
Dudda - 23
Halebeedu - 22
Manchanbele - 20
Channapatna - 20
Bidadi - 19
Mudabalu - 19
Gundlupet - 18
Kodigenahalli - 18
K.M.Doddi - 18
Adankuppe - 18
Rangapura - 18
Uttarahalli - 17
Begur - 15
Hangala - 14
Malavally - 13
Kailancha - 13
Talakadu - 11
Avlagurki - 11
Koppa    10
TG Halli - 10
Huliyurdurga - 10
Maddur - 9
Bettadapura - 9
Kowdle - 9
K Gundapura - 8
T Narasipura - 6
Anekal - 6
Harohally - 6
Kundakere - 6
Mandya - 5
Basaralu - 5
Nagamangala - 5
S Bidare - 5
Lokkanahalli - 5
Doddamaralawadi - 5


Kerala
----------
Trivandram AP - 53
Anchal - 32
Trivandram - 31
Vellayani - 25
Vazhathope - 23
Idukki - 22
Peermade - 18
Varkala - 18
Thenmala - 11
Munnar - 8
Punalur - 5
Kottarakkara - 5
Neyyattinkara - 5
Nedumangad - 5


Andhra Pradesh
---------------
Hanamkonda - 25
Kurnool - 24
Warangal - 21
Gooty - 14
Siddipet - 12
Alampur - 9
Hindupur - 9
Karimnagar - 8
Bhongair - 8
Medchel - 7
Dhone - 6
Ramgundam - 5
Kadiri - 5
Sultanabad - 5

Moderate Rains in Tamil Nadu on 01.03.2014

The trough in the lower level easterlies from Comorin area to interior parts of Tamil Nadu now extends from Lakshadweep-Maldives area to north interior Karnataka· Rainfall occurred mostly in Tirunelveli and Vellore districts.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Thenkasi - 45
Yelagiri - 45
Alangayam - 38
Watrap - 30
Rajapalayam - 20
Ayikudi - 15
Tirupathur PTO - 12
Manamadurai - 11
Tirupattur - 11
Srivilliputhur - 10
Vaniaymbadi - 10
Kalugumalai - 10
Cheranmahadevi - 10
Nanguneri - 10
Sivagiri - 10
Kannadiyan canal - 10
Ambasamudram - 7
Bhavanisagar - 7
Coonoor AWS - 6
Denkanikottai - 6
Manimuthar AWS - 5
Tirunelveli - 5
cumbum - 5
Palai - 5

Heavy Rainfall continues in Uttar Pradesh as Rain continues in North India on 01.03.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 4.5 kms a.s.l. over north Pakistan and adjoining Jammu & Kashmir now lies over Jammu & Kashmir and adjoining north Pakistan with the trough aloft with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. roughly along Long. 74°E to the north of Lat. 25°N

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Uttar Pradesh
----------
Kunda - 73
Banda - 70
Phoolpur - 70
Soraon - 70
Mirzapur - 70
Beberu - 60
Sirathu - 50
Patti - 50
Pratapgarh - 50
Jaunpur - 40
Kokhraj - 40
Harpur - 37
Baheri - 37
Bisauli - 33
Gazipur - 30
Gauthambudhnagar - 30
Anoopsahar - 30
Kirawali - 30
Hathras - 30
Moradabad - 30
Mawana - 30
Rampur - 30
Phoolbagh - 28
Bindaki - 25
Bareilly  - 23
Mirdha - 21
Varanasi - 21
Khekra - 21
Sultanpur - 20
Ballia - 20
Fursatganj - 20
Kasganj - 20
Chaata - 20
Sahabad - 17
Mau - 13
Pilibhit - 13
Baraut - 11
Etah - 11
Khaliabad - 9
Fatehpur - 7
Mauranipur - 6


Uttrakhand
-----------
Pithoragarh - 46
Champawat - 40
Mukteswar - 28
Pantnagar - 28
Bageshwar - 27
Rishikesh - 25
Haridwar - 22
Dhanuri - 22
Dehradun - 17
Mussorie - 17
Nainital - 15
Bharsar - 12
Ranichawri - 12
Devprayg - 10
Jollygrant - 9
Kalsi - 8
Joshimath - 7
Srinagar - 6
Pantnagar - 5
Bilaspur - 5
Uttarkhasi - 5


Himachal Pradesh
---------
Kasauli - 27
Jubbar Hatti - 26
Sangrah - 26
Baldwara - 26
Kandaghat - 23
Jhunji - 23
Shimla - 22
Arki - 19
Sunni Bajji - 19
Hipa - 19
Manali - 18
Renuka - 18
Sundernagar - 18
Mandi - 17
Mehre - 17
Saloni - 17
Sundernagar - 16
Sunni - 16
Dharmpur - 15
Chail - 14
Solan - 14
Mandi - 14
Nauni - 14
Annu - 13
Beer - 13
Bhandal - 12
Nahan - 11
Chamba - 11
Udaipur - 11
Jhanjali - 11
Jogindernagar - 11
Ramshar - 10
Dalhousialha - 9
Sainj - 8
Rohru - 8
Bajura - 7
Bilaspur - 6
Palampur - 6
Bangana - 6
Choppal - 5
Ghumarwin - 5
Bharwara - 5
Berthin - 5
Kullu  - 5
Manikaran - 5
Kalpa - 5 
Bhuntar - 5


Jammu & Kashmir
---------
Batote - 21
Bhaderwah - 17
Kathua - 13
Qazigund - 11
Banihal - 9
Bandipora - 8
Kulgam - 7
Khudwani - 6
Rajpura - 6
Malangpura - 5
Shoipan - 5


Rajasthan
---------
Tonk - 22
Jaipur - 15
Neemkathana - 15
Mahwa - 13
Dudu - 9
Deeg - 8
Baswa - 8
Ajmer - 7
Bhinay - 5
Makrana - 5
Alwar - 5

Rains continue in Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra & Chattisgarh on 01.03.2014

The cyclonic circulation over southeast Rajasthan and adjoining west Madhya Pradesh now lies over northwest Madhya Pradesh and adjoining southwest Uttar Pradesh and extends upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. A trough extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. runs from the above cyclonic circulation to Marathwada.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Maharashtra
-----
Arvi - 38
Umerkhed - 38
Parseoni - 30
Ramtek - 30
Tiwsa - 30
Kuhi - 20
Bhiwapur - 20
Mauda - 20
Kamptee - 20
Ghatanji - 20
Mahagaon - 20
Ashti - 20
Sadakarjuni - 20
Salekasa - 20
Tirora - 20
chimur - 20
Lakhani - 20
Pawni - 20
Mohadi - 20
Dhamangaon - 20
Chandur - 20
Nandgaonkhandeshwar - 20
Karanja - 19
Amraoti - 17
Wardha - 15
Gondia - 14
Nagpur - 14
Brahmapuri - 11
Kalmeshwar - 10
Saoner - 10
Narkhed - 10
Katol - 10
Hingna - 10
Zari zamani - 10
Samudrapur - 10
Deoli - 10
Selu - 10
Deori - 10
Arjunimorgaon - 10
Goregaon - 10
Armori - 10
Desaiganj - 10
Gadchiroli - 10
Warora - 10
Mul - 10
Pombhurna - 10
Gondpipri - 10
Lakhandur - 10
Sakoli - 10
Tumsar - 10
Bhandara - 10
Babulgaon - 10
Yeotmal - 6
Hinganghat - 5


Madhya Pradesh
----------
Damoh - 63
Navagaon - 35
Narwar - 24
Amarkantak - 23
Sagar - 18
Sohagapur - 16
Malanjkhand - 17
Khajuraho - 10
Sidhi - 7
Jatara - 5
Kareli - 5


Chattisgarh
---------
Mungeli - 38
Champa - 28
Jashpur Nagar - 20
Bilaspur - 19
Katghora - 17
Durg - 13
Pendra - 13
Ambikapur - 7
Ramanujganj - 5
Balrampur - 5
Tilda - 5

Rains continue in Bihar and Jharkhand on 01.03.2014

The upper air trough extends from west Uttar Pradesh to coastal Bangladesh across east Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Central parts of West Bengal has become less marked. A cyclonic circulation lies over Jharkhand and adjoining Gangetic West Bengal extending between 1.5 and 4.5 km above sea level.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Bihar
-------
Sipaya - 38
Patna - 33
Vaishali - 19
Buxar - 17
Muzaffarpur - 12
Hathua - 11
Gandhar - 9
Chapra - 7
Seohar - 7
Pupari - 7
Mehasi - 7
Biharshariff - 6
Gaya - 6
Siwan - 5
Purnea - 5
Sasaram - 5


Jharkhand
---------
Basia - 21
Bero - 20
Daltonganj - 20
Ranchi - 18
Bokaro - 18
Torpa - 16
Giridih - 10
Chaibasa - 6
Kundahit - 5

Rains continues in Andhra and Karnataka on 01.03.2014

The trough in the lower level easterlies from Comorin area to interior parts of Tamil Nadu now extends from Lakshadweep-Maldives area to north interior Karnataka· The north-south wind discontinuity from east Rajasthan to south interior Karnataka has become less marked.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Andhra Pradesh
---------------
Metpalli - 48
Sirpur - 37
Siricilla - 30
Sangareddi - 29
Siddipet - 28
Medak - 27
Kuppam - 25
Arogyavaram - 21
Navipet - 20
Nirmal - 20
Ramayampet - 19
Armoor - 17
Lakkireddipalam - 16
Kamareddy - 16
Narayan Khed - 14
Sultanabad - 13
Zaheerabad - 13
Bheemgal - 9
Karimnagar - 8
Asifabad - 5
Dubak - 5
Nizamabad - 5
Medchal - 5
Banswada - 5


Karnataka
----------
Pulagurukote - 35
Yaldur - 28
Basarikatte - 27
Chimanchod - 22
Kalgi - 20
Ganadalu - 20
Begur - 17
Devadurga - 15
Bimalkhed - 14
Deodurg - 14
Balichakra - 14
Sulepet - 14
Balichitta - 14
Chincholi - 13
Kasavanahalli - 12
Huliyur - 11
Saragur - 11
Pattanagere - 11
Saggiam - 10
Humnabad - 10
Aurad - 10
Mamadapur - 10
Anur - 10
Andora - 9
Hallikhed - 9
Kamthana - 9
Kodihally - 9
Galagali - 9
Nimberga - 9
Varturu - 9
Belagumba - 9
Sidlaghatta - 8
Mudgal - 8
Kunchawaram - 8
Kadur - 7
Ganagapura - 7
Halhalli - 6
Devar Hipparagi - 6
Ravandur - 6
Sindigeri - 6
Ainapur - 5
Agarkhed - 5
Hosadurga - 5
Bidar - 5
K.Chincholi - 5
Kadwad - 5
Kadaba - 5
Vajrabandi - 5
Manthal - 5
Basavakalyan - 5

Heavy Rains lash Uttar Pradesh and Rains continue in North India on 28.02.2014

The Western Disturbance (W.D) as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 4.5 kms a.s.l. over north Pakistan and neighbourhood now lies over north Pakistan and adjoining Jammu & Kashmir with the trough aloft with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. roughly along Long. 71° E to the north of Lat. 20° N. The induced cyclonic circulation over Haryana and neighbourhood persists between 1.5 & 3.1 kms a.s.l.

in mm (min 5 mm)


Uttar Pradesh
-----------
Thakurdwara - 75
Karwi - 35
Baheri - 30
Bilari - 30
Handia - 30
Meja - 30
Dudhi - 30
Suar - 29
Naraini - 29
Chitrakoot - 25
Bharaich - 21
Bharari - 21
Baraut - 21
Rampur - 20
Garotha - 20
Nagina - 20
Mawana - 20
Sardhana - 20
Budhana - 20
Rampur - 20
Deoband - 20
Muzaffanagar - 20
Mirzapur  - 20
Gayanpur 20
Allahabad  - 20
Mau - 17
Rath - 16
Varanasi - 16
Sahabad - 13
Pilibhit - 13
Ghorawal - 11
Moradabad - 8
Noida - 7
Khekra - 7
Dhanuara - 7
Meerut - 5
Hindon - 6


Uttrakhand
---------
Mukteshwar - 24
Bageshwar - 24
Ranichawri - 23
Bharsar - 22
Mussorie - 21
Rishikesh - 21
Pithoragarh - 20
Patnanagar - 20
Dehradun - 20
Devprayag - 19
Joshimath - 18
Champawat - 17
Jollygrant - 17
Pati - 15
Dhanauri - 13
Matela - 10
Uttarkashi - 9
Nanital - 5
Kotdwar - 5
Kalsi - 5


Rajasthan
-------
Churu - 30
Ramgarhshekhatan  - 30
Jhunjhunu - 30
Sardarshahar - 30
Sadulpur - 30
Chirawa - 20
Makrana - 20
Sangaria - 17
Kota - 11
Sriganganagar - 5
Dudu - 5
Taranagar - 5
Fatehpur (R) - 5


Himachal Pradesh
----------
Chhatrari - 22
Ramshar - 18
Bangana - 17
Kumarsain - 12
Dharampur - 11
Kahu - 11
Kandaghat - 10
Kasauli - 10
Banjar- 8
Jhanjali - 8
Hipa - 8
Arki - 7
Swarghat - 5
Bharwara - 5
Chamba  - 5
Shimla - 5


Punjab
--------
Nabha - 24
Chandigarh - 19
Bhatinda - 16
Nawashankar - 12
Badikoran - 12
Roopnagar - 10
Ludhiyana - 9
Rauni - 8
Balachar - 7
Mansa - 6
Patiala - 6
Samana - 5


Haryana
----------
Chandigarh - 19
Rohtak  - `13
Israna - 12
Karnal  - 9
Panipat - 9
Narnaul  - 7
Panchkula - 7
Ambala  - 5
Bhiwani - 5
Faridabad - 5


Delhi
---------
Safdarjung  - 9
Delhi Ridge - 9
Narela - 9
Akshardham - 9
Lodhi Road - 8
Najafgarh - 7
Mungeshpur - 6
Palam - 6
Pusa - 5
Ayanagar - 5

Jammu & Kashmir
-----------
Gulmarg - 13
Bandipora - 10
Baramulla - 10
Qazigund - 10
Kupwara - 8
Kulgam - 6
Shopian - 5
Harran - 5
Srinagar - 5

No stopping of Rains in Madhya Pradesh on 28.02.2014

The Cyclonic Circulation over South East Rajasthan and Adjoining West Madhya Pradesh persists over 0.9 km a.s.l. The north - south wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. from east Rajasthan to south interior Karnataka across west Madhya Pradesh, interior Maharashtra and north interior Karnataka persists. Moisture incursion is taking place over Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha and Chattisgarh.

Madhya Pradesh
----------
Satna - 48
Pushparajgarh - 40
Rehli - 40
Rewa - 33
Jaisinghnagar - 30
Navagaon - 30
Sidhi - 29
Tikamagarh - 29
Vijayraghavgarh - 28
Shahpura - 26
Khajuraho - 24
Jabalpur - 24
Isagarh - 23
Rajgarh - 23
Powai - 19
Pachmarhi - 16
Khilchipur - 16
Rithi - 16
Narasinghapur - 16
Dindori - 15
Jatara - 13
Damoh - 12
Umergaon - 11
Sohagpur - 10
Hatta - 9
Rajgad - 8
Shahjapur - 8
Korawi - 7
Barasia - 6
Sagar - 6
Amarwada - 6
Betul - 6
Kukshi - 6
Malankhand - 5
Khurai - 5
Annuppur - 5
 

Maharashtra
-----------
Murtajapur - 60
Akot - 37
Amravati - 31
Umarkhed  - 30
Pusad - 30
Balapur - 30
Telhara - 30
Basmatnagar - 26
Akola  - 25
Karanja - 24
Yeotmal - 20
Umrer - 20
Nagpur AP - 20
Babulgaon - 20
Mehkar - 20
Barshitakli - 20
Nanded - 19
Hiwara - 15
Hingoli - 15
Gondia - 14
Hinganghat - 13
Kuhi - 10
Parseoni - 10
Ramtek - 10
Kalameshwar - 10
Saoner - 10
Ralegaon - 10
Hinganghat - 10
Deoli - 10
Selu - 10
Sadakarjuni - 10
Salekasa - 10
Goregaon - 10
Nagbhir - 10
Bhadrawati - 10
Pombhurna - 10
Lakhani - 10
Sakoli - 10
Mohadi - 10
Bhandara - 10
Ner - 10
Darwha - 10
Malkapur - 10
Chikhaldara - 10
Dharni - 10
Daryapur - 10
Chandurbazar - 10
Achalpur - 10
Chandur - 10
Nandgaonkhandeshwar - 10
Radhanagari - 7
Wardha - 7
Parbhani - 6
Nagpur - 5
Sholapur - 5
Pauni - 5
Latur - 5
Washim - 5


Chattisgarh
-------------
Ambikapur - 37
Raipur - 36
Jashpur Nagar - 36
Mana - 30
Balrampur - 25
Bilaspur  - 23
Batkuli - 20
Durg - 18
Katghora - 18
Mungeli - 15
Ramanujganj - 14
Tilda - 13
Naya Raipur - 10
Korba - 10
Pendra - 8

Rains in Jharkhand and West Bengal on 28.02.2014

An Upper air trough extends from West Uttar Pradesh to Bangladesh across East Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and central parts of west Bengal between 1.5 & 3.1 km asl. Rains occurred widespread in Jharkhand and West Bengal.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Jharkhand
----------
Bero - 41
Hindgir - 40
Tenughat - 40
Konar - 40
Ramgarh - 40
Bokaro - 38
Basia - 37
Jamshedpur - 35
Neemdih - 35
Ranchi - 34
Torpa - 33
Giridh - 24
Daltonganj - 21
Sikadia - 20
Dumka - 19
Marcho - 12
Kundahit - 11
Maithon - 10
Chaibasa - 5


West Bengal
---------
Purihansa - 20
Bankura - 20
Balurghat - 20
Tusuma - 20
Sevoke - 20
Kansabati - 20
Kalyani - 20
Kadamdeuli - 19
Jhalda - 17
Bankura - 16
Sriniketan - 11
Durgapur - 10
Panagarh - 9
Malda - 7
Suri - 7
Baharampur  - 6
Krishnanagar - 5

1st Spell of Rains in Andhra Pradesh and Rains continue in Karnataka on 28.02.2014

The north - south wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. from east Rajasthan to south interior Karnataka across west Madhya Pradesh, interior Maharashtra and north interior Karnataka persists. A trough in the lower level easterlies extends from Comorin area to interior parts of Tamil Nadu. Andhra Pradesh got 1st spell of rains this year. Meanwhile rains are continuing in parts of Karnataka for 3rd day.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Andhra Pradesh
-------------
Boath - 35
Banswada - 19
Sirpur  - 18
Nizamabad - 13
Nirmal - 13
Khanapur - 10
Utnoor - 9
Navipet - 9
Armoor - 8
Mednoor - 7
Jagtial - 7
Asifabad - 6
Rudrur - 5
Adilabad - 5
Metpalli - 5
Bodhan - 5


Karnataka
----------
Chickkanayakanahalli - 51
Suratkal - 50
Saigaon - 40
Belaguthi - 33
Narona - 32
Yaraganal - 32
Anagawadi - 31
Doddakittadahalli - 30
Santhpur - 27
T.Kushnoor - 26
Nagathan - 25
Kushtagi - 25
Indargi - 25
Nittur - 21
Dotihal - 20
Zalki - 20
Chelur - 20
Mahagaon - 20
Haranagiri - 20
Hulsoor - 19
Nad - 19
Nirna - 19
GNP Dam - 18
Kibbanahalli - 18
Manhally - 18
Hyarada - 18
Chintaki - 17
Bevur - 17
Hitnal - 17
Manthal - 17
Kandagal - 17
Aurad - 17
Rajeshwar - 16
Lakhangaon - 16
Bhatambra - 16
Kalasapur - 16
Aland - 15
Kinhal - 15
Gulbarga - 14
Tadahal - 14
Basavakalyan - 13
Mannagulur - 13
Basavaghatta - 13
Hagaribommanahalli - 13
Heroor - 12
Chimanchod - 12
Almel - 12
Bevoor - 11
Guldahally - 11
Kohinoor - 11
Munirabad - 11
Chitradurga - 11
Koppal - 11
Mundargi - 11
Kamalapur - 10
Nimberga - 10
Chittaguppa - 10
Jertagi - 10
Bellary - 10
Pattan - 10
Tidagundi - 10

1st Spell of widespread rains in Rajasthan on 27.02.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 4.5 kms a.s.l. over northeast Afghanistan and adjoining Pakistan now lies over north Pakistan and neighbourhood with the trough aloft with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. roughly along Long. 70°E to the north of Lat. 20°N. Heavy Rains occurred in Rajasthan and Light rains occurred in other places in North India.

Rajasthan
---------
Bahadurpur - 50
Baran - 50
Pachpahar - 40
Asnawar - 30
Atru - 30
Aklera - 30
Bhainsroadgarh - 30
Kishanganj - 30
Rashmi - 30
Shahabad - 30
Manohar Thana - 30
Deeg - 20
Chipabarod - 20
Bansur - 20
Behror - 20
Chabra - 20
Niwai - 20
Amer - 20
Khanpur - 20
Sangod - 20
Rashami - 20
Vanasathli - 14
Kota - 13
Jaipur - 12
Tonk - 6
Saipau - 6


Uttrakhand
-----------
Mussorie - 25
Tehri - 16
Kalsi - 15
Champawat - 11
Pantnagar - 10
Pati - 10
Mukteswar - 9
Joshimath - 8
Bageshwar - 6
Dehradun - 6
Sitarganj - 5
Pithoragarh - 5
Almora - 5
Matela - 5
Pithoragarh - 5


Uttar Pradesh
-------------
Jhansi - 37
Mauranipur - 12
Rath - 9
Fatehpur - 9
Bindaki - 5
Moth - 5
Mau - 5
Ghorawal - 5
Aurraiiya - 5
Rampur - 5
Agra - 5
Allahabad - 5


Himachal Pradesh
--------
Chamba - 6
Udaipur - 6
Mandi - 5
Solan - 5
Joginder Nagar - 5
Beer - 5
Seobagh - 5
Nauni - 5
Saluni - 5
Paonta Sahib - 5

Record rains Continues in Madhya Pradesh 0n 27.02.2014

The cyclonic circulation over east Rajasthan and adjoining west Madhya Pradesh now lies over southeast Rajasthan and adjoining west Madhya Pradesh and extends upto 2.1 kms a.s.l. A north-south wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from east Rajasthan to south interior Karnataka across west Madhya Pradesh, interior Maharashtra and north interior Karnataka

in mm (min 5 mm)


Madhya Pradesh
-------
Gwalior - 70
Kurwai - 41
Tikamgarh - 30
Khajuraho - 28
Sagar - 25 
Jatara - 24
Guna - 20
Satna - 20
Raisen - 20
Navagaon - 17
Narsinghpur - 17
Barasia - 17
Hoshangabad - 15
Rajgarh - 15
Khurai - 14
Umargaon - 14
Mandla - 14
Hatta - 13
Pawai - 13
Morena - 12
Islamnagar - 12
Hoshangabad Agro - 11
Damoh - 11
Jabalpur - 10
Umaria  - 10
Amarwada - 10
Rewa - 9
Nasrullanganj - 9
Jaisinghnagar - 8
Begumganj - 8
Maalanjkhand - 8
Shahpura - 7
Bhopal - 7
Karahal - 6
Timarni - 6
Kannod - 6
Sohagapur  - 6
Sidhi - 6
Siwani - 5
Datiya - 5
Shahjapur - 5
Shivpuri - 5
Indore - 5


Maharashtra
------------
Telhara - 90
Wardha - 36
Lakhani - 31
Sholapur - 30
Khamgaon - 30
Sindhakhedraja - 30
Motala - 30
Dhamangaon - 20
Chandur - 20
Balapur - 20
Aurangabad - 14
Osmanbad - 14
Nagpur AP - 13
Amraoti - 13
Mauda - 10
Mohadi - 10
Shegaon - 10
Malkapur - 10
Deulgaon Raja - 10
Batkuli - 10
Jalna - 9
Akola - 7
Ambejogai - 6
Parbhani - 6
Buldana - 5
Latur - 5
Jalgaon - 5

First 100 mm Rainfall this year in Karnataka on 27.02.2014

A north - south wind discontinuity at 0.9 km a.s.l. extends from east Rajasthan to south interior Karnataka across west Madhya Pradesh, interior Maharashtra and north interior Karnataka. Heavy rains lashed Karnataka for 2nd day. Bijapur, Gadag, Bagalkot and Belgaum got bulk of the rains.

in mm (Min 10 mm)

Zalki - 110
Magadi - 59
Laxmeshwar - 57
Shirahatti - 47
Aminbhavi - 43
Anagawadi - 41
Kyadagupp - 39
Bhogavi - 37
Bevur - 33
Gudur - 28
Belaguthi - 27
Shikaripura - 26
Madamgeri - 26
Hulkund - 25
Ilkal -    24
Amminabhavi - 22
Yergatti - 22
Indi - 21
Hanumasagar - 21
Navalgund  - 20
Kumatagi - 19
Galagali - 18
Bagalkote - 18
Badami - 16
Gokak - 16
Nagarmunoli - 15
Teggina-Bhavnur - 14
Afazalpur - 13
Byadgi - 13
Hirewankalakunta - 13
Katkol - 12
Hungund - 11
Yedwad  - 10
Savasuddi - 10
Amingad - 10
Hanumanal - 10
Sulebhavi - 10
Almatti - 10
Dhavalgi - 10
Mundargi - 10
Kundargi - 10

Heaviest Rains in 88 years lash Madhya Pradesh on 26.02.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 3.1 kms a.s.l. lies over east Rajasthan and adjoining west Madhya Pradesh. Another cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 km  a.s.l. lies  over Chhattisgarh and neighbourhood. Heavy Rains lashed Madhya Pradesh again.

DP Dubey, director, Bhopal Meteorological department has cited that frequent and prolonged western disturbances for the unseasonal rainfall and this situation. "Normally this disturbance is observed in the last week of December or in the second week of January. The western disturbances and Nor'westers, which have resulted in rainfall and hailstorm, seems to be advancing eastwards and towards western Madhya Pradesh from tomorrow," Dubey said.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Ashta - 65
Kannod - 63
Mhow - 50
Budani - 50
Ichhawar - 50
Todkhurd - 50
Hoshangabad Agro - 46
Barasia - 43
Dewas - 42
Sehore - 40
Vidisha - 40
Sonkutch - 40
Bhopal - 40
Khandwa - 36
Seoni - 32
Hoshangabad - 32
Sohagpur - 31
Khirkia - 30
Depalpur - 30
Gautampura - 30
Gairatganj - 30
Ganjbasoda - 30
Bhikangaon - 30
Chindwara - 29
Badnawar - 28
Nasrullaganj - 27
Islamnagar - 25
Pachmarhi - 24
Ujjain - 24
Nainpur - 24
Raisen - 21
Harda - 22
Guna - 19
Begumganj - 17
Narasingpur - 15
Korawai - 14
Khurai - 13
Malankhand - 13
Sagar - 12
Shahjapur - 11
Indore - 11
Siwani - 10
Betul - 10
Amarwada - 8
Timarni - 8
Kukshi - 6
Damoh - 6
Jabalpur - 6
Shahpura - 5
Mandla - 5


Record Rains in Bhopal and Madhya Pradesh
------------------------
Bhopal broke the all time record of 24hrs rain in February. Previously, Bhopal on February 10, 1986 recorded 36 mm rainfall. Yesterday (26th February,2014 Bhopal had recorded 40 mm rainfall. According, to the earliest record available with the met department, there was never so much rain in February since 1926 in Bhopal and Madhya Pradesh.

Rains in Karnataka after a long break on 26.02.2014

The trough in the lower level easterlies now extends from Lakshadweep - Maldives area to north interior Karnataka. Rains occurred mostly around Shimoga district in Karnataka.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Hosanagar - 71
Thirthahalli - 28
Addagadde - 27
Avinahalli - 25
Sringeri - 13
Pandavapura -    12
Kammaradi - 10
Sagar - 8
Pala - 6
Gejjihalli - 5
Araga - 5
Kigga - 5
Aralasurali - 5

Widespread Rainfall in Tamil Nadu for 2nd day on 25.02.2014

The trough of low at mean sea level over South West Bay of Bengal off Tamil Nadu coast has become less marked. However, Rains lashed at many places in Tamil Nadu and was widespread.

in mm (Min 8 mm)

Muthupet - 64
Tiruvadanai - 43
Tindivanam - 40
Coonoor - 25
Harur - 22
Madukkur - 21
Pudhucherry - 21
Gandarvakottai - 20
Tirukattupalli - 20
Manimuthar - 19
Ottapadiram - 18
Mailam - 18
Budalur - 17
Vaigai Dam - 16
Pattukottai - 16
Virudhachalam - 15
Mannargudi - 15
Thiruthuraipoondi - 15
Tiruvannamalai - 15
Alangudi - 15
Gingee - 15
Cheyyur - 14
Papanasam - 14
Veeranam - 14
Tiruchirapalli  Town - 14
Nanguneri - 14
Tiruchirapalli AP - 13
Orthanadu - 12
Thanjavur - 12
Kodaikanal - 12
Lalapet - 12
Cuddalore - 11
Natham - 11
Kothagiri - 11
Thoothukudi - 10
Parangipettai - 10
Servalar - 10
Kolidam - 10
Tiruvaiyaru - 10
Vallam - 10
Vanur - 10
Polur - 10
Thoothukudi Port - 9
Upper Kodayar - 9
Adiramapattinam - 9
Grand Anaicut - 8
Sathanaur - 8
Kundha Palam - 8
Pillur - 8
Neyveli - 8
Manamelkudi - 8
Sankarapuram - 8
Peravurani  - 8

Rainfall in Madhya Pradesh & Interior Maharashtra on 25.02.2014

The cyclonic circulation over south Gujarat and neighbourhood now lies over Gujarat Region and neighbourhood and extends upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. The trough in the lower level easterlies from Lakshadweep area to south Gujarat coast persists. Moisture incurison is taking place Madhya Pradesh and Vidarbha. Rains occurred in Interior Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Maharashtra
------------
Balapur - 56
Malkapur - 42
Akot - 30
Jalgaon - 28
Khamgaon - 20
Motala - 20
Nandura - 20
Dhule - 19
Buldhana - 17
Anjangaon Surji - 17
Shegoan - 14
Jalgaon Jamod - 10
Chihkali - 10
Chikhaldara - 10
Dharni - 10
Chandurbazar - 10
Achalpur - 10
Warud - 10
Telhara - 10
Talegaon - 9
Pashan - 8
Nandurbar - 6
Pashan Agro - 5
Ambejogai - 5
Karanja - 5
Chopda - 5


Madhya Pradesh
-------------
Khandwa - 59
Ratlam - 15
Timarni - 13
Tikamgarh - 12
Chindwara - 10
Betul - 9
Nepanagar - 9
Sohagpur - 7
Nasrullaganj - 7
Kannod - 7
Jatara - 5
Rajgad - 5
Navgaon - 5

Rains in Maharashtra after a long break on 24.02.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 2.1 kms a.s.l. over north Madhya Maharashtra and adjoining Gujarat Region now lies over south Gujarat and neighbourhood. A trough  in the lower levels easterlies  runs from  Lakshadweep area to south Gujarat coast. Rains occurred in Maharashtra after long break. It was pretty heavy in some place and Hailstorm was also reported.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Lakhani - 62
Kamptee - 56
Parbhani - 15
Wardha- 12
Gondia - 9
Nanded - 6
Hingoli - 6
Karanja - 5

Rains in Odisha & Chattisgarh on 24.02.2014

The cyclonic circulation over east Madhya Pradesh and adjoining Chhattisgarh has become less marked. It gave moderate rains to Odisha and Chattisgarh.

in mm(min 5 mm)

Odisha
----------
Laikera - 23
Barpali - 18
Sohela - 17
Jharsuguda - 16
Salbhat - 14
Sundargarh - 12
Sambalpur - 11
Gurundia - 11
Naktideul - 10
Chendipada - 10
Rajkishorenagar - 10
Bamra - 10
Hirakud - 9
Tarbha - 9
Sonepur - 7
Khairmal - 7
Reamal -  6
Lahunipada - 5
Birmaharajpur - 5
Bolangir - 5


Chattisgarh
------------
Baloda Bazar- 29
Arjuni - 29
Raipur Agro - 17
Durg - 16
Mana AP - 16
Ambikapur - 15
Katghora - 15
Naya Raipur - 12
Ramanujganj - 12
Bilaspur - 10
Raipur - 10
Mungeli - 9
Pendra - 8
Gariband - 8
Saraipali - 7

Rains are back in Tamil Nadu after 2 days on 24.02.2014

The trough of low at mean sea level over southwest Bay of Bengal off Sri Lanka coast now lies over southwest Bay of Bengal off Tamil Nadu coast. Light rains occurred in Tamil Nadu after a gap of 2 days.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Marakkanam - 28
Tondi - 26
Tiruppullani - 22
Chidambaram - 20
Ramanathapuram - 20 
Vedaranyam - 20
Tiruchendur - 16
Kollidam - 12
Bogalur - 13
Thoothukudi - 11
Komaratchi - 11
Parangipettai - 10
Thoothukudi Port - 10
Sirkali - 10
Periya Kalapet - 9
Lalapet - 6
Nannilam - 6
Cheyyur - 5
Manalmedu - 5
Neyveli - 5
Veeranam - 5
Vanur - 5
Nagapattinam - 5
Puducherry - 5
Cuddalore - 5

Rain continues in Uttar Pradesh, Kashmir & Himachal on 23.02.2014

The western disturbance as a cyclonic circulation extending upto 3.1 kms a.s.l. over North Pakistan and adjoining Jammu & Kashmir now lies over eastern parts of Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood. The trough aloft with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. now runs roughly along Long.  74° E to the north of Lat. 30°  N. The system is moving eastnortheastwards.

in mm (Min 5mm)


Uttar Pradesh
------------
Salempur - 33
Ghatampur - 25
Sahabad - 17
Fatehpur - 15
Bindaki - 12
Aurraiya - 12
Faizabad - 11
Varanasi - 10
Orai - 9
Rampur - 8
Allahabad  - 8
Kanpur - 8
Mau - 7
Lucknow - 7
Sultanpur - 7
Haidargarh - 7
Ghorawal - 6
Moth - 6
Mirdha - 6
Kanpur Dehat - 5
Khalilabad - 5
Bharari - 5
Rudauli - 5
Gorakhpur - 5
Chunar - 5


Jammu & Kashmir
---------------
Udhampur - 32
Batote - 30
Qazigund - 28
Banihal - 26
Kathua - 20
Bhaderwah - 17
Kokernag - 15
Katra - 10
Pahalgam - 10
Khudwani - 9
Shopian - 9
Malangupra - 8
Anantnag - 7
Kulgam - 5


Himachal Pradesh
-----------
Bhandal - 22
Dalhousie - 12
Kukumsher- 12
Manali - 8
Harimpur - 8
Beer - 8
Annu - 8
Kalpa  - 7
Sundernagar - 5
Kharapathar - 5
Choppal - 5
Fagu - 5

Light Rains in Bihar on 23.02.2014

The cyclonic circulation over southern parts of Bihar and adjoining Jharkhand upto 0.8 kms a.sl. has become less marked. Only light rains occurred in Bihar, Jharkhand and Chttisgarh.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Gaya - 15
Buxar - 10
Patna - 8
Gandhar - 7
Dehri - 7
Motihari - 5
Purnea - 5
Biharsharrif - 5
Hathua - 5
Vaisali - 5
Siwan - 5

2nd day of Rains in Madhya Pradesh on 23.02.2014

The cyclonic circulation over west Madhya Pradesh and adjoining southeast Rajasthan now lies over east Madhya Pradesh and adjoining Chhattisgarh and extends upto 2.1 kms a.s.l. The rain continues in Madhya Pradesh and must be one of the historic winter rainfall at many places in Madhya Pradesh.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Shahpura - 30
Mandla - 27
Rewa - 16
Sidhi - 16
Rithi - 15
Anuppur - 13
Sagar - 12
Jabalpur - 9
Jaisinghnagar - 8
Damoh - 8
Umrigaon - 5
Satna - 5
Mauganj - 5
Malankhand - 5
Chhindwara - 5

Rain continues in Nilgiris on 22.02.2014

The wind discontinuity in the lower levels extending from Comorin area to north interior Karnataka now lies as a cyclonic circulation extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. over Lakshadweep - Maldives area. For 2nd day kerala got rains. Meanwhile in Tamil Nadu, the rains were centred around Nilgiris district.

in mm (min 5 mm)


Gudalur Bazar - 20
Pykara - 12
Pillur - 12
Glenmorgan - 11
Naduvattam - 10
Pegumbahallah - 9
Devala - 7
Lower Kodayar - 8
Coonoor - 5

Madhya Pradesh rainfall on 22.02.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 0.9 kms a.s.l. lies over west Madhya Pradesh and adjoining southeast Rajasthan. Moisture incursion taking place over Madhya Pradesh and rains are back in Madhya Pradesh after a week.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Amarwada - 34
Raisen - 30
Bhind - 29
Mehgaon - 29
Pachmari - 29
Orchha - 24
Bhander - 13
Damoh - 11
Datiya - 11
Navgaon - 10
Khajuraho - 9
Islamnagar - 8
Vidisha - 6
Shivpuri - 6
Gwalior - 5
Karahal - 5
Narwar - 5
Mandla - 5
Morena - 5
Khurai - 5
Narasinghapur - 5

Rains are back in Himachal and North India on 22.02.2014

The western disturbance as a cyclonic circulation extending upto 3.1 kms a.s.l. over northeast Afghanistan and adjoining Pakistan  now lies over North Pakistan and adjoining Jammu & Kashmir. The trough aloft with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l.  now runs roughly along Long.  72° E to the north of Lat.  22° N. System would move eastnortheastwards.  The induced cyclonic circulation over west Rajasthan and neighbourhood now lies over Punjab  and adjoining Haryana and extends upto  1.5  kms a.s.l.  System would move eastnortheastwards.  Rains are back in Himachal after 1 week.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Himachal Pradesh
----------------
Kheri - 31
Ghamroor - 28
Baijnath - 27
Palampur - 24
Chamba - 21
Udaipur - 21
Gaggal - 20
Kangra - 20
Beer - 19
Manali - 17
Bharwara - 17
Nagrota Suriyan - 15
Kotkhai - 15
Nahan - 15
Renuka - 14
Dehra Gopipur - 13
Amb - 12
Dharamshala - 12
Paonta Sahib - 12
Nurpur - 12
Mehre - 10
Naina Devi - 10
Rohru - 8
Barsar - 7
Una - 7
Majhouli - 6
Malraun - 6
Joginder Nagar - 6
Bangana - 5
Jhanjali - 5
Annu - 5


Uttar Pradesh
-------------
Indirapuram - 29
Jhansi  - 20
Agra IAF - 18
Kiroli - 18
Noida - 15
Aurraiya - 11
Sultanpur - 9
Bahraich - 8
Moth - 8
Bindaki - 8
Bharari - 7
Faizabad - 6
Fatehpur - 6
Bhinga - 6
Gorakhpur - 5
Kanpur - 5
Rath - 5
Kanpur Dehat - 5
Nautanwa - 5
Mauranipur - 5


Jammu & Kashmir
--------------
Bhaderwah - 18
Batote - 17
Gulmarg - 14
Banihal - 13
Rajpura - 13
Qazigund - 6
Anantnag - 5
Khudwani - 5
Katra - 5
Kathua - 5


Punjab
-------
Salern - 31
Adampur - 20
Jalandhar - 17
Nawanshahr - 13
Bhatinda - 5
Samarala - 5
Ludhiana - 5

Rain continues in South India on 22.02.2014

The wind discontinuity in the lower levels extending from Comorin area to north interior Karnataka now lies as a cyclonic circulation extending upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. over Lakshadweep - Maldives area. For 2nd day kerala got rains. Meanwhile in Tamil Nadu, the rains were centred around Nilgiris district.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kerala
---------
Alappuzha - 52
Kanjirappally - 33
Panamkutty - 32
Munnar - 30
Mavelikkara - 29
Periyar - 24
Mancompu - 23
CIAL Kochi - 22
Konni - 17
Konni - 15
Thodupuzha - 11
Piravom - 10
Ernakulam South - 10
Vazhathope - 9
Punalur - 9
Aluva - 9
Nedumangad - 7
Kottarakara - 7
Kurudamannil - 7
Idukki - 7
Peermade - 6
Mannarkad - 6
Alathur - 6
Kottayam - 5
Pattambi - 5
Ambalavayal - 5
Kuppady - 5
Palakkad - 5



Karnataka
-----------
Bhimanabid - 40
Halagur - 27
Kundakere - 20
Alanahalli - 16
Damavannahalli - 13
Tirumakudalu Narasipura - 11
Kutgallu - 10
Kotagal - 9
Huliyurdurga - 9
Hangala - 7
Terakanambi - 7
Gundlupet - 7
Hebbal - 7
Gundal - 6
Shantigrama - 6
Akkur Hosahalli - 5
Kanva - 5
Hunsur - 5

Wind discontinuity rains in Kanyakumari on 21.02.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Lakshadweep area and neighbourhood now lies as a wind discontinuity in the lower levels extending from Comorin area to north interior Karnataka. Rains occurred in southern kerala and Kanyakumari districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)


Eraniel - 38
Kulasekaram - 38
Thuckalay - 20
Kuzhithurai - 10
Neyoor - 10
Anaikidangu - 8 

Wind discontinuity rains in Kerala on 21.02.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Lakshadweep area and neighbourhood now lies as a wind discontinuity in the lower levels extending from Comorin area to north interior Karnataka. Rains occurred in southern kerala and Kanyakumari districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Kerala
-------
Thiruvananthapuram AP - 36
Kanjirappally - 21
Anchal - 19
Chengannur - 13
Kurudamannil - 11
Kollam - 11
Thiruvananthapuram City - 10
Vellayani - 10
Idukki - 8
Vazhathope - 8
Kumarakom - 7
Punalur - 6
Perumkadavila - 5
Konni - 5

Its the turn of Kanyakumarai dt as 3rd day of rains lash Tamil Nadu on 19.02.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Lakshadweep area and neighbourhood now lies over Comorin area & neighbourhood and extends upto 0.9 km a.s.l. A trough in the lower levels extends from this cyclonic circulation to east central Arabian Sea off Karnataka coast. Kanyakumari district which was suffering from sever heat has atlast got rainfall. Meanwhile, Coonoor which is under severe water shortage got some relief from 2nd day of rains.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Kurunthancode - 61
Mampazhathuraiaru - 37
Eraniel - 32
Anaikidanku - 30
Thuckalay - 24
Neyoor - 22
Pillur - 22
Coonoor - 20
Colachel - 16
Kundha Bridge - 14
Suralode - 13
Pegumbahallah - 11
Kallakurichi - 10
Kothagiri - 10
Mullankinavilai - 9
Neyveli - 7
Vaigai - 6
Upper Bhavani - 5
Tiruchendur - 5

Nilgiris gets the most, as rains continue in Tamil Nadu on 18.02.2014

The wind discontinuity which was over North Tamil Nadu now lies as a cyclonic circulation over Lakshadweep area and neighbourhood and extends upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. Most of the rains were in Nilgiris district.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Karamadai - 71
Parliyar - 68
Coonoor PTO - 51
Kinnakorai - 40
Coonoor - 38
Thondamuthur - 36
Kothagiri - 34
Mettupalayam - 27
Kethi - 27
Pillur - 27
Pegumbahallah - 25
Kundah - 25
Vanur - 17
Kundha Bridge - 16
Hindustan University - 13
Kodanad - 12
Kalavai - 12
Manjalar Dam - 11
Tiruchuli - 11
Periyakulam - 10
Aranmanaipudur - 10
Puzhal - 8
Cheyyur - 7
Sattur - 7
Arani - 6
Andipatti - 6
Vagai - 5
Ooty Agro - 5
Chettykulam - 5
P.N.Palayam - 4
Avalanche - 4
Poondi Lake - 4
Redhills Lake - 4

Line of Wind Discontinuity Rains in Tamil Nadu on 17.02.2014

A line of wind discontinuity at 1-2 km a.s.l. runs in the north Tamil Nadu coast. Chennai, Vellore, Kancheepuram belt got the most of the rains.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Chidambaram - 51
Arani Agro - 49
Hindustan University - 38
Kalavai - 34
Katupakkam - 32
Kelambakkam - 28
Alangayam - 23
Kaveripakkam Agro - 18
Yelagiri - 16
Marina Beach - 12
Tirupathur - 9
Chennai City (Nungambakkam) - 9
Guindy - 9
Paiyur - 9
Chennai AP (Meenambakkam) - 5
Cheyyar - 5
Vaniyambadi - 5
Taramani - 5

1st spell of rains in Orissa as Rain continues in East India for 2nd day on 16.02.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Chhattisgarh and neighbourhood now lies over Chhattisgarh and adjoining areas of Odisha and now extends upto 1.5 kms a.s.l. Rains occurred in widespread areas of West Bengal.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

West Bengal
-----------
Krishnanagar - 64
Burdwan - 36
Midnapore - 34
Magra - 30
Kalaikunda - 30
Kharagpur - 28
Diamond Harbour - 22
Balurghat - 22
Baruipur - 22
Tamluk - 22
Jagatballavpur - 20
Uluberia - 20
Salt Lake - 20
Baharampur - 18
Alipore - 17
DumDum - 16
Chakdah - 16
Haldia - 16
Malda - 15
Asanol - 15
Raiganj - 15
Sriniketan - 11
Debagram - 11
Kalyani - 11
Canning - 10
Rampurhat - 10
Jhalda - 10
Purulia - 10
Bankura - 9
Panagarh - 9
Basirhat - 8
Contai - 8
Ratua - 7
Suri - 7
Digha - 6
Kadamdeuli - 5



Orissa
--------
Pallahara - 32
Sundargarh - 29
Sohela - 26
Thakurmunda - 26
Remol - 25
Barapali - 20
Dunguripalli - 18
Sambalpur - 18
Bamra - 18
Keonjhargarh - 16
Teleibani - 14
Balasaore - 13
Baripada - 12
Akhupada - 9
Joshipur - 9
Hirakud - 7
Phulbani - 7
Nawapara - 6
Jharsuguda - 6



Jharkhand
-----------
Jamshedpur - 22
Bero - 14
Chaibasa - 13
Kundahit - 12
Neemdih - 12
Torpa - 11
Ranchi - 10
Debgram - 10
Dumka - 8
Giridh - 7
Daltonganj - 6
Basia - 5



Chattisgarh
------------
Durg - 35
Mana AP - 23
Nayaraipur - 14
Pendra - 12
Raipur - 12
Gariaband - 11
Balrampur - 8
Mungeli - 6
Ramanujganj - 5
Katghora - 5
Saraipali - 5

3rd day of Rainfall in Himachal Pradesh on 16.02.2014

The western disturbance as a trough in the mid & upper tropospheric westerlies with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. runs roughly along Long 78º E to the north of Lat. 30º N and is moving east north eastwards. Moderate rains lashed Himachal and Uttarkhand for 3rd day.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Himachal Pradesh
--------------
Annu - 22
Solan - 19
Beer - 19
Larji - 18
Rohru - 18
Mandi - 18
Nauni - 17
Sunni - 17
Bhuntar - 16
Jogindernagar - 16
Bajaura - 16
Kullu - 16
Karsog - 15
Kasauli - 15
Gaggal - 14
Kangra - 14
Bilaspur - 9
Mandi - 9
Dharmshala - 9
Bharwara - 8
Sainj - 8
Una - 7
Nahan - 7
Berthin - 7
Malraun - 7
Ghumarwin - 6
Swarghat - 5
Sundernagar - 5


Uttarakhand
------------
Rishikesh - 24
Bharshar - 19
Tehri - 16
Uttarkhasi - 16
Jakholi - 14
Ranichawari - 11
Dehradun - 9
Mussorie - 9
Nainital - 8
Pithoragarh - 8
Champawat - 8
Devprayag - 5
Jollygrant - 5
Joshimath - 5


Jammu  & Kashmir
--------------
Udhampur - 20
Pahalgam - 12
Banihal - 12
Rajouri - 12
Batote - 10
Kathua - 7
Bhaderwah - 5
Katra  - 5
Srinagar - 5

First drop of Rain in Cherrapunji on 16.02.2014 since October 27, 2013

Yesterday's cyclonic circulation over Assam, Meghalaya and neighbourhood now lies over Nagaland and neighbourhood extending upto 0.9km asl. Light rains occurred in Arunachal, Assam, Nagaland and Meghalya.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Arunachal Pradesh
---------
Anini - 22
Along - 16
Pasighat - 15
Basar - 14
Tirap - 6
Deomali - 5


Assam
-------
Majbat - 19
Chaparmukh - 12
North Lakhimpur - 11
Dhemaji - 11
Lumding - 10
Mushalpur - 10
Bihupuria - 9
Haflong - 8
Tinsukia - 5
Silachar - 5
Dibrugarh - 5
Golghat - 5
Sibsagar - 5


Nagaland
--------
Sechu - 10
Wokha - 9
Jharnapani - 8
Dimapur - 7
Mokokchung - 7
Kiphire - 5


Meghalaya
-----------
Baghmara - 11
Nongstoin - 9
Cherrapunji - 7
Williamnagar - 6
Jowai - 6

2nd day of Widespread Rains in North India on 15.02.2014

The western disturbance as a trough in the mid & upper tropospheric westerlies with its axis at 5.8kms a.s.l.now runs roughly along Long 73º E to the north of Lat. 20º N. Widespread rains were witnessed in North India for 2nd day and it was heavy in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Uttarakhand
---------
Patnanagar - 90
Phoolbagh - 89
Mukteswar - 69
Tehri - 64
Devprayag - 63
Rishikesh - 57
Champawat - 57
Dhanauri - 53
Haridwar - 53
Mussorie - 49
Almora - 48
Bageshwar - 46
Dehradun - 43
Pithoragarh - 40
Srinagar - 39
Ranichauri - 38
Jollygrant - 38
Bharsar - 33
Nainital - 33
Joshimath - 28
Kalsi - 28
Joshimath - 27


Himachal Pradesh
------------
Kheri - 63
Bharwara - 51
Renuka - 50
Sangrah - 49
Udaipur - 44
Chamba - 44
Amb - 42
Gohar - 39
Nagrota Suriyan - 38
Gaggal - 37
Kangra - 37
Nahan - 34
Ramshar - 34
Palampur - 33
Dharamshala - 33
Hamirpur - 30
Beer - 30
Bajaura - 29
Nurpur - 28
Solan - 28
Naina Devi - 28
Sainj - 28
Larji - 27
Nauni - 26
Malraun - 26
Jhunji - 25
Kullu - 25
Bhuntar - 25
Jogindar Nagar - 24
Berhin - 23
Sunni - 22
Sundernagar - 22
Ghumarwin -
Mandi - 17
Bilaspur - 17
Bangana - 16
Manikaran - 13
Jhanjali - 13
Swarghat - 12
Barsar - 10
Rohru - 9
Chail - 7
Bhnadal - 6
Hipa - 5


Uttar Pradesh
-------------
Nazibabad - 50
Muzaffarnagar - 40
Anoopsahar - 28
Baraut - 28
Moradabad - 28
Sahabad - 21
Sarsawa - 20
Gautambudhnagar - 20
Ballia - 20
Gazipur - 20
Agra - 17
Meerut - 17
Mirdha - 17
Danaura - 16
Aligarh - 15
Bahraich - 14
Pilibhit - 14
Bareilly - 14
Auraiya  - 11
Kanpur - 9
Lucknow - 9
Hindon - 8
Varanasi - 8
Nautanwa - 6
Khaliabad - 6
Etah - 5
NCMWRF Noida - 5
Chunar - 5


Punjab
-------
Phangota - 50
Pathankot - 40
R.S.Dam  - 40
Madhopur - 30
Shahpurkandi - 30
Mukerian - 30
Patiala - 24
Jalandhar - 20
Chandigarh - 19
Salern - 18
Roopnagar - 16
Badi Kaoran - 15
Aurphambra - 15
Rauni - 15
Nabha - 9
Kapurthala - 8
Gurdaspur - 8
Balachar - 6
Nawanshahr - 6
Samrala - 5


Harayana
----------
Panipat - 22
Israna - 20
Panchkula - 20
Jatusana - 20
Kosli - 20
Chhachhrauli - 20
Sadhaura - 20
Karnal - 16
Ambala - 16
Faridabad - 13
Narnaul - 11
Kurukshetra - 10
Bhiwani - 8
Beri - 5  
Rohtak - 5


Delhi
------
Safdarjung  - 16
Lodhi Road - 13
Akshardham - 13
Mungeshpur - 12
Delhi Ridge - 12
Mungeshpur - 12
Palam - 10
Ayanagar - 10
Najafgarh - 9
Pusa - 6


Jammu & Kashmir
----------
Bhaderwah - 30
Rajouri - 25
Kathua - 16
Batote - 12
Rajpura - 9
Pahalgam - 8
Banihal - 6
Katra - 5
Qazigund - 5
Srinagar - 5

WD Rains spreading into East India on 15.02.2014

Yesterday's cyclonic circulation over Bihar and adjoining Jharkhand extending upto 1.5 km above sea level persists. Light Rainfall occurred in Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Bihar
--------
Vaisali - 29
Agwanpur - 26
Purnia - 21
Katihar - 19
Patna - 18
Bhagalpur ­ 18
Buxar - 18
Darbhnaga - 16
Forbesganj - 13
Mehasi - 13
Banka - 11
Berhampore ­ 10
Hathua - 9
Pupari - 8
Gaya - 7
Gandhar - 5

Jharkhand
----------
Giridih - 14
Daltonganj - 12
Bokaro - 10
Bero - 9
Tantloi - 9
Dumka - 8
Kundahit - 6
Basia - 5

West Bengal
-----------
Malda - 42
Raiganj - 23
Ratua - 17
Dinhata - 6
Coochbehar - 5

Rains again in Madhya Pradesh on 14.02.2014

The upper air cyclonic circulation over south Gujarat and adjoining areas of north Konkan & northeast Arabian Sea now lies over south Rajasthan and neighbourhood and extends upto 0.9 km a.s.l. Light Rains occured in Madhya Pradesh after a gap of 2 weeks.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Satna - 17
Pawai - 17
Rithi - 13
Rewa - 12
Sidhi - 12
Vijayraghavgarh - 12
Datia - 10
Jabalpur - 8
Raisen - 7
Sagar - 6
Jatara - 6
Bhander - 6
Begumganj - 5
Khajuraho - 5

Its Raining again in Himachal Pradesh & North India on 14.02.2014

Western disturbance (W.D) as an upper air cyclonic circulation now lies as a trough in the mid and upper westerlies with its axis at 5.8 KM a.s.l. roughly along Long 68º E to the north of Lat. 20º N. There were widespread rains in North India. But Himachal Pradesh got the heaviest of it.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Himachal Pradesh
----------------
Jubbal - 80
Dharamshala - 31
Chamba - 29
Udaipur - 29
Beer - 27
Gohar - 27
Kheri - 25
Nahan - 23
Dharmpur - 23
Baijnath - 22
Jhnungi - 22
Gaggal - 21
Seobagh - 21
Tinder - 21
Joginder Nagar - 21
Bhuntar - 21
Kangra - 21
Kullu - 21
Bajura - 18
Rohru - 17
Mandi - 17
Sundernagar - 16
Sainj - 14
Sunni - 13
Chail - 13
Shimla - 12
Solan - 11
Jhanjali - 11
Nauni - 10
Ghumarwin - 10
Bilaspur - 10
Berthin - 10
Shimla CPRI - 8
Ramshar - 8
Larji - 8
Kalatop - 8
Bangana - 7
Malraun - 7
Harimpur - 6
Hippa - 6
Swarghat - 5
Manikaran - 5


Uttar Pradesh
------------
Pawayan - 40
Noida - 27
Zamania - 20
Orai - 20
Ghaziabad - 20
Meerut Tehsil - 20
Rampur - 20
Mau - 15
Baraut - 13
Kokhraj - 12
Allahabad  - 11
Kunda - 11
Jhansi - 10
Meerat - 10
Khekra - 9
Chunar - 9
Kanpur Dehat - 8
Tarabganj - 8
Bharari - 8
Hindon - 8
Lucknow AP - 7
Maharajganj - 6
Haidergarh - 6
Rudauli - 6
Bahraich - 5
Kanpur - 5
Nautanwa - 5
Aligarh - 5
Sultanpur - 5
Fatehpur - 5
Bhinga - 5
Dhanura - 5
Auraiya - 5
Lucknow - 5
Faizabad - 5


Uttrakhand
----------
Mussoorie - 30
Tehri - 28
Kalsi - 20
Dehradun - 18
Pantnagar - 18
Ranichauri - 14
Jollygrant - 12
Dhanauri - 12
Mukteshwar - 11
Rishikesh - 10
Bharsar - 7
Devprayag - 5
Srinagar - 5


Punjab
-------
R.S.Dam Site - 30
Shahpurkndi - 30
Madhopur - 20
Malakpur - 20
Roopnagar - 8
Balachar - 7
Gurdaspur - 7
Basikaoran - 7
Chandigarh - 7
Rauni - 5
Nabha - 5
Patiala - 5


Delhi
-----
Akshardham - 40
New Delhi Lodi Road - 27
Delhi Ridge - 25
New Delhi (SFD) - 23
Najafgarh - 23
New Delhi (PLM) - 19
Ayanagar - 18
Mungeshpur - 12
Delhi University - 5


Haryana
------
Nuh - 30
Ballabhgarh - 20
Faridabad - 17
Ganaur - 20
Panchkula - 10
Ambala - 11
Panipat - 9
Rohtak - 5


Jammu & Kashmir
-----------
Kathua - 25
Jammu - 15
Katra - 13
Bhaderwah - 7
Batote - 5
Chatha - 5 

2nd day of Rains in Arunachal Pradesh on 10.02.14

The cyclonic circulation extending upto lower tropospheric levels over Assam & Meghalaya and neighbourhood persists with a trough aloft extending from Arunachal Pradesh to northwest Bay of Bengal off west Bengal coast.There were widespread rains in Arunachal Pradesh for 2nd day.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Anini, Arunachal Pradesh - 27
Tuting, Arunachal Pradesh - 21
Daporijo, Arunachal Pradesh - 20
Passighat, Arunachal Pradesh - 15
Along, Arunachal Pradesh - 15
Tezu, Arunachal Pradesh - 10
Mangan, Sikkim - 9
Basar, Arunachal Pradesh - 8
Kailashahar, Tripura - 7
Dibrugarh AP, Assam - 6
Mamit, Mizoram - 6
Aizwal, Mizoram - 6
Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh - 5
Kolasib, Mizoram - 5

Rains in Arunachal Pradesh & Assam on 09.02.14

The cyclonic circulation over Assam and Meghalaya moved away East wards and now lies over Northeast Assam adjoining Nagaland extending up to 0.9 km asl and A North-South trough runs from Sub-Himalayan West Bengal to Bangladesh extending up to 2.1 km asl. After gap of many months there has been rains in North East India for the first time.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Pasighat, Aruncahal Pradesh - 25
Anini, Aruncahal Pradesh - 25
Basar, Aruncahal Pradesh- 17
North Lakhimpur, Assam - 17
Tinsukia, Assam - 13
Along, Aruncahal Pradesh - 13
Tezu, Aruncahal Pradesh - 11
Dhemaji, Assam - 8
Majbhat, Assam - 7
Dibrugarh, Assam - 5

5th day of continuous Rains in Kashmir and Himachal on 08.02.2014

The western disturbance over north Pakistan and neighbourhood with a trough aloft which was lying over Jammu & Kashmir and adjoining North Pakistan yesterday evening has moved away east north eastwards. A fresh western disturbance as a trough in mid & upper tropospheric westerlies with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. runs roughly along Long 68º E to the north of Lat. 30º N and will would move east north eastwards. Rains have been lashing for the 5th day in Kashmir and Himachal. The heaviest rains were however felt in Uttrakhand.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Uttrakhand
-----------
Joshimath - 51
Jakholi - 50
Tehri - 42
Mussoorie - 29
Rainchawri - 29
Uttarkhasi - 29
Kalsi - 25
Bharsar - 25
Srinagar - 23
Dehradun - 22
Devprayag - 20
Pati - 15
Rishikesh - 12
Jolly Grant - 12
Bageshwar - 9
Champawat - 8
Gangolihat - 8
Pithorgarh - 7
Nanital - 7
Garur - 6

Himachal Pradesh
--------------
Manali - 37
Bhandal - 34
Paonta Sahib - 32
Nauni - 32
Solan - 32
Reckon - 27
Jhanjali - 27
Beer - 25
Jnhungi - 25
Kheri - 23
Annu - 22
Shimla - 21
Jubbar Hatti - 21
Baldwara - 21
Dalhousie - 20
Rampur - 19
Sunni Bhajji - 19
Seobagh - 19
Sundernagar - 18
Kangra - 17
Gaggal - 17
Nahan - 17
Shimla CPRI - 17
Chail - 17
Berthin - 16
Bhuntar - 16
Kullu - 16
Mandi - 15
Ghumarwin - 15
Bajaura - 15
Bilaspur - 13
Kasauli - 12
fagu - 12
Chamba - 11
Udaipur - 11
Malraun - 11
Mandi - 10
Larji - 10
Ramshar - 10
Barsar - 9
Dharmashala - 7
Manikaran - 7
Swarghat - 5


Jammu & Kashmir
-------------
Rajouri - 28
Katra - 25
Anantanag - 21
Harran - 20
Shopian - 18
Rambagh - 17
Banihal - 15
Bandipora - 13
Khudwani - 12
Kulgam - 12
Batote - 10
Udamphur - 10
Gulmarg - 9
Bhaderwah - 8
Jammu - 7
Qazigund - 7
Baramulla - 5


Uttar Pradesh
-----------
Deoband - 26
Harpur - 20
Moradabad - 15
Sarsawa - 10
Ghaziabad - 10
Bijnor - 10
Muzaffarnagar - 10
Pilibhit - 8

Heavy Rains in Kashmir and Himachal on 07.02.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation over eastern parts of Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood moved away east north eastwards yesterday evening. The other western disturbance now lies as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 4.5 kms a.s.l. over north Pakistan and neighbourhood with a trough aloft with its axis at 5.8kms a.s.l. roughly along Long. 70°E to north of Lat. 30°N and the system will move east north eastwards. Heavy rains lashed again in Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh.

in mm (Min 10 mm)

Jammu & Kashmir
--------------
Srinagar Airport - 110
Gulmarg - 58
Banihal - 53
Kupwara - 44
Rajouri - 41
Batote - 38
Bhaderwah - 22
Qazigund - 20
Kukarnag - 20
Pahalgam - 19
Srinagar City - 19  
Katra - 15
Udhampur - 10


Himachal Pradesh
--------
Jogindernagar - 67
Beer - 64
Mehre - 60
Gohar - 54
Bajura - 52
Bhuntar - 48
Kullu  - 48
Baijnath - 47
Bajura - 46
Karsog - 46
Dehra Gopipur - 45
Sujanpur Tihra - 44
Dharamshala - 42
Nadaun - 40
Chamba - 40
Saloni - 40
Jhungi - 40
Hamirpur - 38
Bangana - 37
Bharwara - 37
Kheri - 36
Sunni Bajji - 35
Sainj - 34
Barsar - 30
Largi - 28
Sundernagar - 27
Berthin - 25
Bhandal - 24
Jhanjali - 22
Kangra - 21
Ghumarwin - 20
Shimla - 11
Solan - 10
Kaltop - 10
Chail - 10
Ramshar - 10



Punjab
-------
Kapurtala - 30
Salern - 29
Adampur - 10
Patiala - 10
Jalandhar - 10
Nawanshahr - 9
Moga - 9
Gurdaspur - 7
Pathankot - 7
Ferojpur - 7
Balachar - 6
Taran Taran - 6
Anjala - 5
Amritsar - 5
Anandpur Sahib - 5
Roopnagar - 5
Faridkot - 5

Light Rains in Kashmir on 06.02.2014

A fresh western disturbance as a trough in the mid & upper tropospheric westerlies with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. runs roughly along Long. 58°E to north of Lat. 27°N and it would move east north eastwards. Light Rains were witnessed in some parts of Jammu & Kashmir

in mm (min 5 mm)

Jammu & Kashmir
------------
Bandipora - 18
Rajpura - 14
Banihal - 10
Batote - 10
Gulmarg - 10
Quazigund - 9
Kupwara - 5
Govindapura - 5
Baramulla - 5


Himachal Pradesh
----------------
Rohru - 13
Bhandal - 8
Dalhousie - 6
Manali - 5

2nd day of Rains in Kashmir and Himachal on 05.02.2014

The western disturbance now lies as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 4.5kms a.s.l. over north  Pakistan and neighbourhood with a trough aloft with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l roughly along Long. 70°E to the north of Lat.30°N and it would move east north eastwards. Light Rains lashes for 2nd day in Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh.

in mm (min 5 mm)


Jammu & Kashmir
---------------
Kupwara - 24
Gulmarg - 17
Banihal - 13
Pahalgam - 12
Bhaderwah - 11
Shopian - 7
Govindapura - 6
Batote - 5
Qazigund - 5
Harran - 5
Baramulla - 5


Himachal Pradesh
----------------
Bhandal - 22
Manali - 14
Rohru - 13
Chamba - 12
Saluni - 12
Kalatop - 7
Dalhousie - 5
Kalpa - 5

Rains are back in Kashmir and Himachal on 04.02.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation over north Pakistan and adjoining Jammu & Kashmir now lies over Northern parts of Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood. After a gap of 10 days, rains have lashed Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh again

in mm (min 5 mm)


Jammu & Kashmir
---------------
Kupwara - 36
Batote - 32
Rajpura - 32
Banihal - 29
Gulmarg - 26
Qazigund - 22
Govindapura - 22
Bhaderwah - 21
Bandipura - 19
Katra - 16
Baramulla - 13
Anantnag - 12
Rajouri - 12
Kulgam - 10
Jammu - 9
Pahalgam - 7
Srinagar - 5
Shopian - 5
RS Pura - 5


Himachal Pradesh
----------------
Bhandal - 34
Manali - 25
Dalhousie - 20
Chamba - 19
Saluni - 19
Keylong - 14
Bharmaur - 14
Udaipur - 13
Seobagh - 11
Kalatop - 11
Dharamshala - 10
Rampur - 9
Kumarsen - 8
Bhuntar - 8
Banjar - 8
Kullu - 8
Sainj - 7
Jhanjali - 7
Kalpa - 6
Manikaran - 6
Shimla - 5
Sunni Bhajji - 5
Nurpur - 5
Bajuara - 5
Hipa - 5
Larji - 5

Light Rains in Madhya Pradesh & Maharashtra

The trough/wind discontinuity in the lower levels from southeast Arabian Sea to northeast Madhya Pradesh now extends from Lakshadweep to north Madhya Maharashtra across east central Arabian Sea and Konkan & Goa. Light Rains occured in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Madhya Pradesh
--------------
Khandwa - 20
Amarwada - 6
Khargone - 6
Kaneli - 6
Narsingpur - 6
Nepanagar - 5

Maharashtra
----------
Chikhli - 24
Mehkar - 17
Hiwara - 10
Buldhana - 9

3rd day of Rains in Madhya Pradesh on 24.01.2014

The trough/wind discontinuity in the lower levels from southeast Arabian Sea to northeast Madhya Pradesh persists across east central Arabian Sea, Konkan & Goa, Madhya Maharashtra, Marathwada and Vidarbha. Its been raining continuously in Madhaya Pradesh from 16th January at various places.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Raisen - 21
Khandwa - 19
Bhopal - 18
Islamnagar - 17
Barasia - 16
Shajapur - 11
Sagar - 11
Kukshi - 11
Damoh - 10
Depalpur - 10
Kannod - 9
Rithi - 8
Indore - 8
Guna - 5
Vidisha - 5
Hoshangabad - 5
Hatta - 5
Nagaon - 5
Dewas - 5
Pawai - 5

Wettest day of the Year in North India on 23.01.2014

Kashmir, Himachal and Punjab got the heaviest rains of the new year. The western disturbance as a trough now lies as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 4.5 kms a.s.l. over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood. Due to the long list only places which got rainfall above 20 mm is listed below

in mm (20 mm)

Jammu & Kashmir
-----------
Srinagar IAF - 156
Kathua - 62
Pahalgam - 61
Bhaderwah - 59
Banihal - 57
Batote - 52
Kukernag - 40
Qazigund - 31
Katra - 29
Srinagar - 25
Gulmarg - 21


Himachal Pradesh
-----------------
Una - 91
Una Rampur - 76
Bangana - 70
Dharamshala - 67
Mehre - 66
Amb - 65
Bharwara - 64
Beer - 63
Ghamroor - 62
Barsar - 56
Guler - 55
Palampur - 53
Gohar - 51
Kangra - 51
Nahan - 47
Baijnath - 46
Ghumarwin - 46
Bilaspur - 45
Nadaun - 43
Malraun - 43
Kasauli - 41
Berthin - 40
Dharampur - 40
Ramshar - 40
Arki - 40
Kasauli - 40
Kahu - 38
Bilaspur - 37
Jhandutta - 37
Baldwara - 36
Jogindernagar - 35
Chamba - 32
Udaipur - 32
Sundernagar - 31
Bhandal - 29
Solan - 29
Sunni - 28
Rohru - 28
Swarghat - 26
Mandi - 22
Sainj - 21
Manali - 20
Largi - 20
Dalhousie - 20
Harimpur - 20
Bajura - 20


Punjab
-------
Nangal - 95
Balachaur - 65
Nawanshahar - 46
Salern - 44
Roopnagar - 34
Nabha - 34
Fatehgarh Sahib - 33
Chandigarh - 33
Chandigarh AP - 33
Samarala - 31
Jalandhar - 31
Patiala - 31
Badi-Kaoran - 26
Ludhiana - 25
Rauni - 24
Kapurthala Science City - 23
Gurdaspur - 21
Khanna - 20
Sangrur - 20


Light Rains also occurred in other parts in North India

in mm (Min 10 mm)

Uttar Pradesh
---------------
Jhansi - 36
Orai - 30
Moth - 27
Bharari - 24
Kanpur Dehat - 22
Mauranipur - 18
Meerut - 13
Lucknow - 13
Aurraiya - 12
Agra - 10
Aligarh - 10
Badaun - 10
Rath - 10
Baraut - 10
Kanpur - 10


Uttrakhand
----------
Haridwar - 39
Dhanauri - 39
Kalsi - 32
Dehradun - 24
Jollygrant - 16
Tehri - 13
Ranichawri - 13
Rishikesh - 11


Harayana
-----------
Raipur Rani - 35
Ambala -  33
Panchkula - 30
Karnal - 29
Kaithal - 16

Its still Raining in Madhya Pradesh on 23.01.2014

The trough/wind discontinuity in the lower levels now extends from southeast Arabian Sea to northeast Madhya Pradesh across Konkan & Goa, Madhya Maharashtra, Marathwada and Vidarbha. The rainfall in Madhya Pradesh are as follows.

in mm (Min 10 mm)

Shivpuri - 50
Garhakota - 40
Ichhawar - 38
Raisen - 38
Orchha - 35
Tikamgarh - 32
Sironj - 30
Ashta - 30
Susner - 30
Sonkoth
Bhopal - 26
Barasia - 24
Islamnagar - 22
Bhander - 21
Nagaon - 20
Datia - 20
Indore - 19
Guna - 16
Gwalior - 13
Alot - 13
Moreana - 12
Prithvipur - 11
Khajuraho - 10

Heavy Rains in Jammu & Kashmir on 22.01.2014

The western disturbance (WD) as a trough in mid & upper tropospheric westerlies with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. now runs roughly along Long. 70°E to the north of Lat. 15°N. The WD gave heavy rains to Kashmir. Moderate rains also occured in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Jammu & Kashmir
--------------
Banihal - 72
Kukernag - 46
Pahalgam - 46
Batote - 43
Katra - 43
Jammu  - 40
RS Pura - 40
Gulmarg - 35
Rajpura Mandi - 35
Udampur - 30
Srinagar - 26
Kathua - 22
Rajouri - 21
Bhaderwah - 19
Kupwara - 13
Qazigund - 12

Uttar Pradesh
------------
Jasrana - 50
Jhansi - 33
Sikohabad - 30
Agra IAF - 29
Jalesar - 22
Aligarh - 20
Khair - 20
Etah - 20
Hathras - 20
Auraiya - 13
Meerut - 13
Agra - 10


Punjab
-------
Pathankot - 43
Gurdaspur - 40
Kapurthala Science City - 31
Kapurthala - 21
Amritsar - 16
Anjala - 13
Ludhiyana - 14
Jaladhar - 10
Taran Taran - 10

2nd day of Heavy Rains in Gujarat and Rajasthan on 22.01.2014

The induced cyclonic circulation over Rajasthan and neighbourhood persists and extends upto 3.1kms a.s.l.The trough/wind discontinuity in the lower levels now extends from southeast Arabian Sea to south Gujarat Region across east central Arabian Sea. As the rains were widespread, the places which got 20 mm are given below

in mm (min 20 mm)

Rajasthan
---------
Sapotara - 70
Sikrai - 66
Mandrayal - 64
Gangdhar - 60
Shahpura - 60
Pirawa - 50
Sapau - 50
Bakani - 50
Sarmathura - 50
Chhoti Sadri - 50
Sawai Madhopur - 50
Baseri - 50
Mahwa - 43
Dhariwad - 41
Pratapgarh - 40
Bundi - 40
Karauli - 40
Kumher - 40
Rajakhera - 40
Rashami - 39
Indergarh - 38
Kota - 35
Banswara - 35
Vansthali - 30
Sawai Madhopur - 30
Nainwan - 27
Chittorgarh - 24
Jhalawar - 20
Tonk - 20
Reni - 20

Gujarat
----------
Sankheda - 57
Fatepura - 45
Jhalod - 40
Vadodara - 35
Karjan - 30
Meghraj - 30
Thasra - 30
Balasinor - 30
Jafrabad - 25
Modasa - 20
Choryasi - 20
Limkheda -  20
Dhanera - 20
Dhansura - 20
Waghodia - 20
Mangrol - 20
Bayad - 20
Kathalal - 20
Mahudha - 20
Nadiad - 20
Chhota Udepur - 20

Rains Continue in Madhya Pradesh on 22.01.2014

Its been raining bits and pieces since the new year in Madhya Pradesh. Agriculturists has said that the rainfall was harmful for crops. Coriander and gram were ruined in parts of Madhya Pradesh.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Mandsaur - 40
Shivpuri - 40
Garoth - 40
Alot - 39
Jaora - 39
Sheopur - 34
Gwalior - 34
Bhanpura - 30
Suwasra - 30
Sheopur - 30
Morena - 26
Gohad - 20
Mehgaon - 20
Lahar - 10
Bhind - 10
Sagar - 9
Indore - 8
Guna - 5
Badnawar - 5
Jhabua - 5

Rainfall in Rajasthan & Gujarat on 21.01.2014

The trough/wind discontinuity in the lower levels from Lakshadweep area to Gujarat Region across east central Arabian Sea persists. The upper air cyclonic circulation over south Rajasthan and adjoining Gujarat Region has become less marked.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Rajasthan
------------
Vanasthali - 36
Banswara - 35
Bagidora - 30
Tonk - 19
Rawatbhata - 18
Ajmer - 17
Bundi - 17
Dhariawad - 14
Alwar - 9
Dudu - 7
Jhadol - 5
Bhinay - 5
Nainwan - 5

Gujarat
-----------
Meghraj - 32
Modasa - 24
Rajula - 7
Khambhat - 7
Jafrabad - 6
V.V.Nagar - 6
Bhavnagar - 6
Barvala - 5
Baroda - 5
Savarkundla - 5

Heavy Rainfall in Uttrakhand and Uttar Pradesh on 19.01.2014

The western disturbance as a trough in mid & upper tropospheric westerlies has moved away eastnortheastwards. A fresh western disturbance as a trough in mid & upper tropospheric westerlies with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. runs roughly along Long. 52°E to the north of Lat. 20°N. The induced cyclonic circulation over Haryana and neighbourhood now lies over east Uttar Pradesh and neighbourhood and extends upto 1.5kms a.s.l.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Uttrakhand
------------
Pantnagar - 77
Champawat - 60
Rishikesh - 49
Dehradun - 48
Nainital - 48
Mukteshwar - 47
Jolly Grant - 46
Matela - 38
Almora - 38
Pithoragarh - 35
Sitarganj - 35
Kalsi - 30
Devprayag - 29
Bharsar - 28
Tehri - 19
Haridwar - 17
Dhanauri - 17
Srinagar - 16
Joshimath - 10
Mussorie - 10

Uttar Pradesh
-------------
Phoolbagh - 77
Nazibabad - 50
Sultanpur - 24
Faizabad - 21
Khalilabad - 19
Gorakhpur - 18
Tarabganj - 18
Nautanwa - 17
Varanasi - 17
Maharajganj - 16
Mirdha - 14
Allahabad - 10
Rudauli - 10
Chunar - 10
Ballia - 10
Kunda - 10
Ghorawal - 10


Light Rains occurred in other parts in North India

in mm (min 5 mm)

Bihar
-----
Gaya - 18
Malpur - 16
Siwan - 12
Gandhar - 10
Hathua - 10
Mehasi - 9
Patna - 5
Bihar Sharif - 5
Vaishali - 5

Chhattisgarh
--------
Balrampur - 42
Ramanujganj - 14
Pendra - 7
Ambikapur - 6
Surajpur - 5

Himachal Pradesh
------------
Paonta Sahib - 18
Jhanjali - 13
Shimla CPRI - 13
Chail - 9
Hipa - 7
Annu - 6
Rohru - 5
Nahan - 5

Rainfall continues in Madhya Pradesh on 18.01.2014

The cyclonic circulation extending upto 2.1 kms a.s.l. over southeast Rajasthan and neighbourhood now lies over east Rajasthan and adjoining west Madhya Pradesh. Its been raining in Madhya Pradesh for over a week now.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Damoh - 43
Umaria - 41
Khajuraho - 40
Prithvipur - 38
Vijayraghavgarh - 34
Pawai - 33
Rithi - 32
Hatta - 31
Begumganj - 27
Bareli - 26
Satna - 25
Sagar - 25
Rewa - 24
Bhander - 17
Jatara - 16
Sohagpur - 13
Chhindwara - 13
Timarni - 9
Amarwada - 8
Khurai - 7
Betul - 6
Hoshangabad - 6
Sidhi - 6
Jabalpur - 5
Shahpura - 5
Vidisha - 5
Mandla - 5

Heavy Rainfall in Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh and other North Indian states on 18.01.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation over central Pakistan and neighbourhood now lies as an upper air trough with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. roughly along Long. 70° E to the north of Lat. 30°N. An induced cyclonic circulation extending upto 3.1 kms a.s.l. lies over Haryana and neighbourhood. The two systems would move east Northeastwards. The states of Punjab, Harayana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Harayana got good rainfall.

in mm (min 10 mm)

Uttar Pradesh
-----------
Soraon - 150
Mawana - 100
Mau - 90
Kanpur AP - 67
Kanpur Dehat - 61
Danaura - 51
Fursatganj - 50
Nazibabad - 50
Orai - 50
Meerut - 44
Baraut - 43
Kunda - 42
Auraiya - 41
Sultanpur - 40
Hamirpur - 40
Hardoi - 40
Lucknow - 36
Faizabad - 35
Rudauli - 31
Allahabad - 30
Lakhimpur - 30
Kheri - 30
Barabanki - 30
Banda - 30
Muzaffarnagar - 30
Bindki - 28
Haidergarh - 28
Bareilly - 28
Aligarh - 27
Tarabganj - 27
Shahjahanpur - 27
Moth - 27
Sahabad - 26
Fatehpur - 24
Bahraich - 24
Rampur - 23
Rath - 23
Moradabad - 19
Aligarh - 18
Jalesar - 17
Jhansi - 16
Ghorawal - 14
Khalilabad - 11
Agra - 11
Chunar - 10
Khalilabad - 10
Varanasi - 10
Khekra - 10

Himachal Pradesh
-------------
Renuka - 50
Dadhau - 50
Nahan - 41
Sangrah - 37
Arki - 31
Kangra - 30
Rajgarh - 30
Sunnibhajji - 28
Kandhaghat - 27
Jubbar Hatti - 27
Solan - 27
Ramshar - 25
Nauni - 25
Kotkhai - 23
Sunni - 19
Karsog - 13
Swarghat - 12
Bilaspur - 11
Sundernagar - 10
Shimla - 10
Annu - 10
Rohru - 10
Jhungi - 10

Uttrakhand
-------
Pantnagar - 49
Dhanauri - 32
Mukteshwar - 23
Kalsi - 22
Haridwar - 20
Tehri - 19
Dehradun - 17
Rishikesh - 17
Jolly Grant - 16
Matela - 12
Bageshwar - 12
Champawat - 11
Almora - 10
Nainital - 10
Pithoragarh - 10

Punjab
--------
Rajpura - 48
Chandigarh - 46
Fatehgarh Sahib - 37
Patiala - 32
Roopnagar - 28
Badi Kaoran - 25
Samrala - 24
Rauni - 18
Ludhiana - 17
Nabha - 17
Balachar - 17
Sangrur - 11
Nawanshahr - 11
Mahurana - 10
Khanna - 10

Haryana
----------
Chandigarh - 46
Chandigarh Airport - 40
Ambala - 46
Israna - 43
Panchkula - 38
Karnal - 29
Panipat - 10
Kaithal - 10

Moderate Rains in Kerala & Karnataka on 18.01.2014

The trough in the lower level easterlies over southeast Arabian Sea and adjoining Lakshadweep area has moved away westwards. The trough/wind discontinuity in lower levels from southeast Rajasthan to Lakshadweep area has become less marked. There were moderate rains in Kerala and Karnataka.

in mm

Kerala
--------
Trivandrum AP - 50
Thodupuzha - 33
Kanjirappally - 24
Kuttiyadi - 17
Kozha - 12
Trivandrum - 10
Mattanur - 9
Taliparamba - 7
Nedumangad - 7

Karnataka
----------
Baghamandala - 24
Komalapura - 15
Kalasa - 14
Naladi - 6
Javali - 5
Galibeedu - 5
Madikeri - 5
Jayapura - 5
Nenekatte - 5
Heggadadevanakote - 5

Rainfall in Madhya Pradesh on 15.01.2014

The cyclonic circulation over south Rajasthan and neighbourhood now lies over east Rajasthan and adjoining west Madhya Pradesh and extends upto 2.1 kms a.s.l.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Bhind - 17
Sidhi - 17
Mehgaon - 13
Rewa - 6
Kannod - 6
Satna - 5

Rainfall in Himachal Pradesh on 15.01.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood has moved away northeastwards. The western disturbance as a trough in mid and upper tropospheric westerlies with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. now runs roughly along Long. 60°E to the north of Lat. 30°N. System would move eastnortheastwards.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Manali - 11
Gohar - 10
Seogbagh - 7
Kalpa - 6
Bhandal - 5
Bhuntar - 5
Baijnath - 5
Banjar - 5

Rainfall in Himachal Pradesh on 14.01.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation (UAC) extending upto 4.5 kms a.s.l. over north Pakistan and adjoining Jammu & Kashmir now lies over Jammu & Kashmir and Neighbourhood.

in mm (Min 5 mm)

Manali - 14
Banjar - 8
Jhanjali - 8
Rampur - 5
Kharapathar - 5
Jhungi - 5

Rainfall continues in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh on 12.01.2014

The trough from east Uttar Pradesh to west Madhya Pradesh now extends from eastern parts of Bihar to north Odisha upto 1.5 kms a.s.l and would become less marked during 24 hours. Moderate rains were reported in both Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Uttar Pradesh
-------------
Tarabganj - 31
Rudauli - 12
Lakhimpur - 10
Kheri - 10
Gazipur - 10
Haidergarh - 7
Maharajganj - 7
Varanasi - 6
Ballia - 5
Mirdha - 5
Gorakhpur - 5

Bihar
-------
Gaya - 16
Chapra - 6
Purnea - 6
Malpur - 6
Bhagalpur - 5
Patna - 5
Bihar Sharif - 5
Gandhar - 5

Rainfall in Andaman & Nicobar Islands on 12.01.2014

The trough of low pressure over southeast Bay of Bengal now lies over southwest Bay of Bengal and neighbourhood and it is expected to move westwards during next 48 hours. Only Nicobar Islands has got very heavy rains.

in mm

Nancowry - 116
Car Nicobar - 35
Car Nicobar Indian Air Force - 20

No other places got rains in the southern India / Islands got significant rains.

Rains in parts of Himachal and Kashmir on 11.01.2014

The western disturbance as an upper air cyclonic circulation over Jammu & Kashmir and neighbourhood is moving away northeastwards. The western disturbance as a trough in mid & upper tropospheric westerlies has moved away northeastwards. A fresh western disturbance as a trough in mid & upper tropospheric westerlies with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l. runs roughly along Long. 62º E to the north of Lat. 35º N. System would move east north eastwards.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Himachal Pradesh
----------------
Gohar - 21
Kotkhai - 20
Bajura - 16
Largi - 15
Bhuntar - 15
Kullu - 15
Seobagh - 13
Mandi - 8
Sundernagar - 5
Kumarsen - 5
Solan - 5
Annu - 5
Dharamshala - 5
Nauni - 5
Manali - 5
Rohru - 5

Jammu & Kashmir
------------
Pahalgam - 20
Kukernag - 11
Baramulla - 5
Anantnag - 5
Khudwani - 5
Bandipora - 5
Qazigund - 8

Rainfall in Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh & Bihar on 11.01.2014

A upper air cyclonic circulation (UAC) lies over east Madhya Pradesh and neighbourhood and extends upto 0.9kms a.s.l and it is expected to persist for another 24 hrs. Further, a trough also extends from east Uttar Pradesh to west Madhya Pradesh between 1.5 and 3.1 kms a.s.l and it is expected to weaken. There were moderate rains to Uttra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh & Bihar

in mm (min 5 mm)

 Uttar Pradesh

---------

Allahabad - 37

Lakhimpur - 30

Kheri - 30

Mau - 22

Varanasi - 21

Chunar - 10

Najibabad - 10

Kunda - 9

Haidergarh - 7

Ghorawal - 5

Rudauli - 5

Kanpur - 5

Mirdha - 5

Ballia - 5

Bihar

-----

Gaya - 36

Biharsharif - 13

Gandhar - 9

Patna - 6

Forbesganj - 5

Sasaram - 5

Agwanpur - 5

Darbhanga - 5

Chapra - 5

Madhya Pradesh

-----------

Jabalpur - 21

Vijayraghavgarh - 20

Rewa - 15

Khajuraho - 13

Rithi - 8

Shahpura - 7

Narsinghpur - 7

Hoshangabad - 5

Satna - 5

Rains in South Tamil Nadu on 10.01.2014

The cyclonic circulation over Lakshadweep area and neighbourhood persists and now extends upto 2.1 kms a.s.l. Papanasam Dam again tops the chart with 48 mm and the inflow was 4700 cusecs. Manimuthar inflow was also 4700 cusecs. These are valuable rains in catchment areas of dam which provide water to the drought hit regions of Tamil Nadu.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Papanasam, Tirunelveli dt - 48
Servalar, Tirunelveli dt - 19
Lower Papanasam Dam, Tirunelveli dt - 16
Kadana Nathi, Tirunelveli dt - 15
Upper Kodayar, Kanyakumari dt - 11
Tiruchendur, Toothukudi dt - 10
Manimuthar, Tirunelveli dt - 9
Manalar, Theni dt - 6
Eravangalar, Theni dt - 5
Vadaku Pachaiaaru, Tirunelveli dt - 5

Rainfall on 09.01.2014 (Rains in parts of HP and J&K)

The western disturbance (WD) as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 4.5 kms a.s.l. over northeast Afghanistan and adjoining north Pakistan now lies over north Pakistan and adjoining Jammu & Kashmir. The western disturbance as a trough in mid & upper tropospheric westerlies with its axis at 5.8 kms a.s.l.now runs roughly along Long. 70°E to the north of Lat. 30°N. Some places in North India (HP and J&K) got moderate rains from the WD.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Jammu & Kashmir
----------------
Kulgam - 40
Quazigund - 39
Pahalgam - 24
Banihal - 23
Kupwara - 22
Gulmarg - 21
Batote - 9
Bhaderwah - 7
Tissa - 7
Srinagar - 6
Seobagh - 5
Leh - 5
Katra - 5
Rajouri - 5

Himachal Pradesh
----------
Manali - 20
Udaipur- 19
Kalpa - 15
Keylong - 9
Bharmaur - 6
Manikaran - 5

Massive Rains in South Tamil Nadu from LPA on 09.01.2014

The low pressure area over Comorin area and neighbourhood has become less marked and the associated cyclonic circulation extends upto 3.1kms a.s.l. and lies over Lakshadweep area and neighbourhood. Tamil Nadu got third day of rains from the Depression (now weak low).

South Tamil Nadu got the heaviest rains from weakened system and it was again mostly centred around Kanyakumari, Ramanathapuramm, Tirunelveli and Tuticorin districts. Papanasam Dam recorded 180 mm and the inflow was 4200 cusecs in the morning and increased to 7000 cusecs. Manimuthar recorded 120 mm rainfall and inflow was 4100 cusecs and increased to 9700 cusecs later in the day.

in mm (min 15 mm)

Papanasam Dam, Tirunelveli dt - 180
Lower Papanasam Dam, Tirunelveli dt - 132
Manimuthar, Tirunelveli dt - 120
Moolaikaraipatti, Tirunelveli dt - 82
Kannadiyan, Tirunelveli dt - 82
Nambiyaru, Tirunelveli dt - 81
Mylaudy, Kanyakumari dt - 76
Kottar, Kanyakumari dt - 72
Mampalatturaiyaru, Kanyakumari dt - 65
Vadaku Pachaiaaru, Tirunelveli dt - 65
Kalakkatu, Tirunelveli dt - 64
Radhapuram, Tirunelveli dt - 62
Servalar, Tirunelveli dt - 57
Anaikidangu, Kanyakumari dt - 55
Ambasamudram, Tirunelveli dt - 54
Kanyakumari, Kanyakumari dt - 53
Kulasekarapatnam, Toothukudi dt - 52
Cannimore, Kanyakumari dt - 51
Nagercoil, Kanyakumari dt - 51
Karuthankode, Kanyakumari dt - 48
Thiruvattar, Kanyakumari dt - 48
Colachel, Kanyakumari dt - 46
Upper Kodayar, Kanyakumari dt - 45
Cheranmahadevi, Tirunelveli dt - 44
Neyoor, Kanyakumari dt - 41
Adiyamadai, Kanyakumari dt - 40
Kolipporvilai, Kanyakumari dt - 38
Satankulam, Toothukudi dt - 37
Bhoothapandy, Kanyakumari dt - 36
Kodumudiyar, Tirunelveli - 35
Kayalpattinam, Toothukudi dt - 31
Ramanathapuram, Ramanathapuram dt - 30
Thuckalay, Kanyakumari dt - 30
Srivaikuntam, Toothukudi dt - 30
Rameswaram, Ramanathapuram dt - 30
Srivaikuntam, Toothukudi dt - 29
Eraniel, Kanyakumari dt - 27
Tiruchendur, Toothukudi dt - 20
Kuzhithurai, Kanyakumari dt - 20
Kalugumalai, Toothukudi dt - 20
Kadana Nathi, Tirunelveli dt - 19
Karunkulam, Toothukudi dt - 19
Manalar, Theni dt - 18
Karupandhi, Tirunelveli - 17
Kadayam, Tirunelveli dt - 15

2nd day of Rains in Tamil Nadu from LPA on 08.01.2014

The well marked low pressure area (WML) over Sri Lanka and adjoining Gulf of Mannar now lies as a low pressure area (LPA) over Comorin area and neighbourhood. Associated cyclonic circulation extends upto 3.6 kms. Tamil Nadu got moderate rains from the LPA and it was mostly centred around Kanyakumari,Ramanathapuramm, Tirunelveli and Tuticorin districts.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Rameswaram, Ramanathapuram dt - 52
Upper Kodayar, Kanyakumari dt - 50
Manimuthar, Tirunelveli dt - 36
Kanyakumari, Kanyakumari dt - 32
Lower Papanasam Dam, Tirunelveli dt - 32
Tondi, Ramanathapuram dt - 28
Vedaranyam, Nagapattinam dt - 26
Pamban, Ramanathapuram dt - 24
Thangachimadam, Ramanathapuram dt - 24
Servalar, Tirunelveli - 23
Nanguneri, Tirunelveli - 22
Nagercoil, Kanyakumari dt - 22
Sivaganga, Toothukudi dt - 20
Ottapadiram, Toothukudi dt - 20
Vilathikulam, Thoothukudi dt - 20
R.S.Mangalam, Ramanathapuram dt - 20
Papanasam, Tirunelveli dt - 20
Kottar, Kanyakumari dt - 19
Radhapuram Dam, Tirunelveli dt - 19
Sathankulam, Thoothukudi dt - 19
Tirupuvanam, Sivaganga dt - 18
Ambasamudram, Tirunelveli dt - 18
Srivaikuntam, Toothukudi dt - 17
North Pachaiaaru, Tirunelveli dt - 16
Cheranmahadevi, Tirunelveli dt - 16
Palayamkottai, Tirunelveli dt - 16
Tiruvadanai, Ramanathapuram dt - 16
Kodimudiaaru, Tirunelveli dt - 15
Alankulam, Tirunelveli dt - 15
Karunkulam, Toothukudi dt - 14
Tiruppullani, Ramanathapuram dt - 14
Bogalur, Ramanathapuram dt - 13
Suralcode, Kanyakumari dt - 12
Nambiaaru dam, Tirunelveli dt - 12
Kadayam, Tirunelveli - 12
Kayathar, Tirunelveli dt - 11
Muthupet, Thiruvarur dt - 11
Tirutturaippundi, Thiruvaraur dt - 10
Valinokkam, Ramanathapuram dt - 10
Ramanathapuram, Ramanathapuram dt - 10
Paramakudi, Ramanathapuram dt - 10
Manur, Tirunelveli dt - 10
Tirunelveli, Tirunelveli dt - 9
Neyoor, Kanyakumari dt - 9
Arantangi, Pudukkottai dt - 8
Colachel, Kanyakumari dt - 8
Maduari AP, Madurai dt - 8
Toothukudi, Thoothukudi dt - 8
Sakkottai, Sivaganga dt - 8
Tiruchendur, Thoothukudi dt - 7
Mylady, Kanyakumari dt - 7
Thalaignayiru, Nagapattinam dt - 7
Chittar I, Kanyakumari dt - 7
Adayamadai, Kanyakumari dt - 7
Kovilpatti, Kovilpatti - 7
Anaikidangu, Kanyakumari dt - 6
Aralvaimozhi, Kanyakumari dt - 6
Karupandhi, Tirunelveli - 5
Balmore, Kanyakumari dt - 5
Vk Pudur, Tirunelvei dt - 5
Devakottai, Sivaganga dt - 5
Eravangalar, Theni dt - 5

Depression crosses Sri Lanka and Rainfall in Tamil Nadu on 07.01.2014

The Depression over Bay of Bengal moved southwestwards and crossed Sri Lanka coast near Lat. 9.2N and Long. 80.8E between 1030 and 1130 hours and and lay as a well marked low pressure area (WML) over Sri Lanka and adjoining Gulf of Mannar. Bulk of the rains from the Depression happened in Sri Lanka. On 6th January, Pottuvil got 162 mm and on 7th January Vavuniya got 205 mm. Tamil Nadu got mild rains from the Depression.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Vedaranyam - 37
Pamban - 15
Thalaignayiru - 12
Tiruppullani - 11
Tirttantadanam - 10
Ramanathapuram - 10
Mandapam - 10
Tirutturaippundi - 10
Bogalur - 8
Valinokkam - 6 

Rainfall in Madhya Pradesh on 05.01.2014

in mm (min 5 mm)

Gohad - 20
Rajnagar - 20
Morena - 15
Shivpuri - 13
Bhopal - 12
Khajuraho - 11
Prithvipur - 8
Timarni - 8
Nagaon - 8
Narwar - 7
Gwalior - 5
Satna - 5
Bhander - 5
Pawai - 5
Karahal - 5
Barasia - 5

 

Significant Rainfall on 03.01.2014

The low pressure area (LPA) area over southwest Bay of Bengal and neighbourhood would move westwards and will become as Well marked Low Pressure Area (WML) during the next 12 hours. The significant rainfall due to this system is being witnessed only in Nicobar Islands

in mm

Car Nicobar Indian Air Force - 76
Car Nicobar - 64
Nancowry - 24

No other places got rains in the southern India / Islands got significant rains.

 

Significant Rainfall on 02.01.2014

A low pressure area (LPA) has formed over southeast & adjoining southwest Bay of Bengal. Due to the LPA, only Nicobar Islands has got very heavy rains.

in mm

Nancowry - 95 mm

No other places got rains in the southern India / Islands got significant rains.

Rainfall on 01.01.2014 (Good rains in HP and J&K)

Good Rains have been reported in North India (HP and J&K) on the 1st day of the Year due to the Western Disturbance (W.D.) which lies as an upper air cyclonic circulation extending upto 5.8 Kms a.s.l which lies over Jammu & Kashmir and adjoining north Pakistan with a trough aloft.

in mm (min 5 mm)

Jammu & Kashmir
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Srinagar Indian Air Force - 137
Batote - 89
Pahalgam - 67
Quazigund - 50
Banihal - 49
Kukarnag - 40
Badharwah - 37
Udhampur AWS - 35
Avantipur - 30
Srinagar - 26
Kathua - 25
Katra - 23
Udhampur - 20
Gulmarg - 12
RS Pura - 10
Jammu - 9
Kupwara - 6
Rajouri - 6

Himachal Pradesh
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Kheri - 52
Saluni - 45
Dharamsala - 36
Chamba - 36
Udaipur - 36
Bhandal - 23
Dalhousie -14
Palampur - 12
Manali - 11
Gohar - 10
Baijnath - 9
Beer - 9
Jogindernagar - 8
Pandoh - 8
Choppal - 8
Naina Devi - 6
Sujanpur Tira - 6
Seobagh - 6
Mandi - 6
Karsog - 5
Nurpur - 5
Annu - 5 

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North East Monsoon -- Summary

Background
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The 2013 NEM was unique, there was not even a single Easterly Wave which affected TN. All the easterly waves either intensified into Depression or Cyclones in their early stages itself. TN missed most of the systems and so the rains missed us resulting in 2nd consecutive NEM failure for TN. The Two Depression which crossed TN gave rains for only 1 day.

1st system - Very Severe Cyclone Phailin (Most Powerful)
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The 1st system to form in October was Cyclone Phailin (October 8 to 15) it nearly intensified into Super Cyclone. It went to Orissa/North AP. Tamil Nadu did not get any rainfall from it. Many places in Orissa got close to 500 mm. Technically NEM set in after this Cyclone. The Cyclone killed around 44 people in Orissa. The cyclone 1st made landfall in Mayabunder in Andaman Islands where it pounded 750 mm rainfall in just 3 days.

2nd System - WML in Andhra Pradesh (Dumped record rains and stood like a Rock)
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The second one was a Well Marked Low Pressure Area (WML) (October 20-28). It formed near TN and moved north to AP. This system gave rains to Tamil Nadu for a day or 2. It nearly intensified into a Depression and was a record WML as it lasted around 8-9 days. Andhra got mammoth rains. Kallingapattnam in AP got close to 800 mm. Even Orissa got very Heavy Rains around 200 mm. The Heavy rains killed around 50 people in AP.

3rd System - Deep Depression or 2013 Somalia cyclone (Caused the most Deaths)
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The third system of NEM 2013 was Deep Depression (November 8-15). It was a Low Pressure in Comrin Sea near Kanyakumari. It gave good rains to Tirunelveli, Ramanathapuram, Kanyakumari and Tuticorin districts as a Low Pressure. Ramanathapuram and Papanasam got around 400 mm first week of November. The low pressure then intensified into a Deep Depression, nearly became a named cyclone and moved away from Indian coast and made landfall in Somalia in Africa and killed over 140 people. Bandarbeyla and Eyl in Somalia got around 350 mm rainfall while their annual rainfall was just 250 mm. It was one of the worst cyclone to hit Somalia.

4th System - Depression (One day show)
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The 4th one was Depression (Novemeber 13-17). Cuddalore, Nagapattinam and even Chennai got good rains (100-200 mm). But it lasted only one day and as it was a Sheared system rains were not so heavy. It travelled from Philippines to TN only to provide only 1 day of rains.

5th System - Severe Cyclone Helen (Surprise of the NEM)
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The 5th system was Cyclone Helen (November 19-23) No one including IMD expected it to become cyclone, however it became a cyclone. Then all models predicted it to weaken and take a loop and cross north of Chennai. However it strengthened and crossed Central AP. It was again a complete miss to TN. It caused widespread destruction in Andhra Pradesh. Vishakapattannam and may other places in AP got over 200 mm rains. Rains were also witnessed in Maharashtra. It has to be the surprise Cyclone of this season.

6th System - Very Severe Cyclone Lehar (No rains/winds - a dud)
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The 6th System was Cyclone Lehar (November 23-28). Hopes in TN soared as all models initially showed TN as landfall. But this cyclone intensified and as usual it moved to AP . It completely gave a miss to TN. It weakened in the sea and crossed Central AP as a very weak system. There were no heavy rains nor any winds. It should be called as the dud of the year.

7th System - Very Severe Cyclone Madi (It made a rare U-turn)
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The 7th System was Cyclone Madi (December 1 to 13). As a low pressure, Ramanathapuram, Tutucorin, Tirunelveli and Kanykumari dts got very good rains with some places getting over 100 mm. However this system also intensified and moved north. All intensified system move north as upper level winds were west to east. But this also weakened and came back to TN in Depression strength. Again it gave rains for only 1 day, Kanyakumari and Villipuram dts got good rains (100 mm). It was also a long lasting cyclone.

8th System - Depression (Spillover of NEM into January 2014)
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A break of one month, the Northeast monsoon spilled over into January. It is a common phenomenon. A Depression (January 3-10) formed near Sri Lanka. It gave around 200-250 mm rainfall in Sri Lanka. Then it entered Gulf of Mannar and gave rains to South TN. Papanasam got around 250 mm rainfall. It was a bonus rains to South TN. Even though the rains were from NEM, it counts as winter rainfall for statistical purpose.

Conclusion
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This sums up the NEM 2013. There was no monsoon rains from regular easterly waves nor did any of the low pressure / depression stay in TN for 2-3 days providing rains like the one Low Pressure which gave bounty to AP. All the rains were associated with cyclonic systems and as most of then intensified early and thereby moving north and giving a miss to TN. As the cyclones move north the regular NE winds got subdued and thereby resulting in failure of NEM to TN. This is the 1st time in the history we had 4 named cyclones between (October - December).

See you in 2014, NEM Success and failures occur together. From 2005-2011, TN had normal NEM, for past 2 years it was a failure. Lets hope 2014 turns out to be different.

Top Wettest Places in India :2013

 

 Hulikal in Karnataka is the wettest place in India in 2013. The Global giants  Mawsynaram and Cherrapunji got let down by the SWM this year. Hulikal winning the battle is not new. Last time it happened (Mawsynaram and Cherrapunji) when both were beaten was in 2006 when Walakkad in Kerala got 9570 mm while Mawsynaram and Cherrapunji got 8734 and 8082 mm. In 1997 too Walakkad beat Cherrapunji when it got 10189 mm while Cherrpunji got 8994 mm.

Hulikal is a village located in the Hosanagara taluk of the Shimoga district in the Indian state of Karnataka and is known for its heavy rainfall. It has been fighting for the wettest place in the state of Karnataka, India with Agumbe and Amgaon for a period of time. The real beauty of Hulikal lies in its small waterfalls which come alive during monsoon. These waterfalls take birth during rainy season and vanish after the monsoon. Most of the waterfalls are beside the highway. These temporary waterfalls do not have any name and they are very easily accessible. You can stop your vehicles, spend some time and enjoy with these waterfalls.The nearby Mashtikatte also gets good rainfall and also beats Agubme at times. (Hulikal and Mashtikatte) are like (Cherrapunji and Mawsynaram) located very nearby Twin wet places.

in mm

Min (7500)

1. Hulikal, Karnataka - 9383
2. Patgaon, Maharashtra - 9108
3. Mashtikatte, Karnataka - 8953
4. Agumbe, Karnataka - 8770
5. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 8696
6. Mawsynaram, Meghalaya - 8610
7. Tamini, Maharashtra - 8530
8. Surlabhi, Karnataka - 8482
9. Amgaon, Karnataka - 8440
10. Yadur, Karnataka - 8081
11. Mani, Karnataka - 7995
12. Kogar, Karnataka - 7775
13. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 7560
    

 

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First 70 SWM Toppers for the entire Season...2013...Winner  Patgaon !

After 120 days of gruelling battle, the winner is Patgaon from
Maharashtra. it manages to beat Hulikal from Karnataka by just 100 mm.
The notable records in this season are Patgaon has got 5881 mm
rainfall in July alone. A data which has to be noted in your record
books. Similarly, Amgaon in Karnataka has got 5097 mm in July. 

But it was a bad year for both Cherrapunji and Mawsynaram. They finished very
lowly in the toppers list this SWM.


in mm (Minimum 5000 mm)

    1.Patgaon, Maharashtra - 8989
    2.Hulikal, Karnataka - 8882
    3.Mashtikatte, Karnataka - 8532
    4.Tamini, Maharashtra - 8409
    5.Amgaon, Karnataka - 8294
    6. Surlabhi, Karnataka - 7949
    7.Agumbe, Karnataka - 7828
     8.Talacauvery, Karnataka - 7811
    9.Yadur, Karnataka - 7600
    10.Mani, Karnataka - 7406
    11.Kogar, Karnataka - 7283
    12.Mulshi, Maharashtra - 7075
    13. Gawali, Karnataka - 7026
    14.  Kitwade, Maharashtra - 7017
    15. Dawdi, Maharashtra - 7000
    16. Amboli, Maharashtra - 6928
    17. Shiragaon, Maharashtra - 6900
    18. Kerekatte, Karnataka - 6838
    19. Nilkund, Karnataka - 6752
    20.  Dajipur, Maharashtra - 6681
    21. Kanakumbi, Karnataka - 6644
    22.  Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra - 6438
    23.Navaja, Maharashtra - 6413
    24.  Dungerwadi, Maharashtra -  6412
    25.Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 6184
    26.  Bhuibavda, Maharashtra - 6113
    27. Kollur, Karnataka - 6111
    28.  Naladi, Karnataka -  6063
    29. Mawsynaram, Meghlaya - 6026
    30. Gaganbawda, Maharashtra -6017
    31. Hosakere, Karnataka - 6012
    32. Kigga, Karnataka - 5935
    33. Dhamnand, Maharashtra - 5864
    34. Castle Rock, Karnataka - 5908
    35. Mallikarjuna, Karnataka - 5881
    36. Mulikar, Karnataka - 5798
    37. Maageri, Karnataka - 5745
    38. Bandal, Karnataka - 5741
    39. Ambavali, Maharashtra - 5660
    40. Kundal, Karnataka - 5604
    41.  Bhagamandala, Karnataka - 5600
    42. Kasari, Maharashtra - 5600
    43.  Byakody, Karnataka - 5547
    44. Bhira, Maharashtra - 5502
    45. Gersoppa, Karnataka - 5424
    46. Chatav, Maharashtra - 5423
    47.  Pophali, Maharashtra - 5410
    48. Shanthahalli, Karnataka - 5407
    49. Galibeedu, Karnataka - 5322
    50.  Lonavala, Maharashtra - 5310
    51.  Koyna, Maharashtra - 5304
    52. Shirshingi, Maharashtra - 5301
    53 Amba, Maharashtra - 5272
    54. Makhjan, Maharashtra - 5263
    55. Subramanya, Karnataka - 5259
    56.  Sulkeri, Karnataka - 5227
    57.  Kerveshe, Karnataka - 5221
    58.  Jmagaon, Karnataka - 5205
    59. Kondgaon, Maharastra - 5191
    60. Wahal, Maharashtra - 5181
    61. Siddapura, Karnataka - 5176
    62.  Matheran, Maharashtra - 5138
    63.  Aralagod, Karnataka - 5096
    64. Cherrapunji, Meghlaya - 5093
   65.  Radhanagri, Mahrashtra - 5089
    66. Valpoi, Goa - 5073
    67. Megaravalli, Karnataka ~ 5000 (Till 12th September)
    68. Salwan, Maharashtra - 5000
    69. Kadwai, Maharashtra - 5000
    70. Maranahalli, Karnataka - 5000
    71. Gokarana, Karnataka - 5000
  

The Table Below, compiled by Pradeep John for Vagaries, shows the colossal amount of rain ( in mms) in Gujarat in the 7 days that BB-13 lingered on...The reason for that is explained in the Video attached here and on the right side of Page.

Date: September 2013

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Surprise Surprise !!! Patgaon takes the Lead from Hulikal - All India SWM Toppers from 01.06.13 to 22.09.13

Patgaon in Sindhudurg district in Maharashtra rainfall data is obtained. It has got 5881 mm rainfall in July alone. A data which has to be noted in your record books. 
Amgaon in Karnataka got 5097 mm, but Patgaon simply rocked.

Top 66 SWM Rainfall till 22nd September in mm (Minimum 5000 mm) 

1. Patgaon (Sindhudurg), Maharashtra - 8917  
2. Hulikal, Karnataka - 8831
3. Mashtikatte, Karnataka - 8487
4. Tamini, Maharashtra - 8279
5. Amgaon, Karnataka - 7988 (Till 31st August) 
   
6. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 7789
7. Agumbe, Karnataka - 7765
8. Surlabhi, Karnataka - 7749
9. Yadur, Karnataka - 7571 
10. Mani, Karnataka - 7359
11. Kogar, Karnataka - 7192
12. Mulshi, Maharashtra - 6955
13. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 6929
14. Dawdi, Maharashtra - 6900
15. Kerekatte, Karnataka - 6794
16. Gawali, Karnataka - 6757 (Till 13th September)
17. Shiragaon, Maharashtra - 6740
18. Amboli, Maharashtra - 6689
19. Nilkund, Karnataka - 6638
20. Dajipur, Maharashtra - 6544
21. Kanakumbi, Karnataka - 6375 (Till 17th September)
22. Dungerwadi, Maharashtra - 6322
23. Navaja, Maharashtra - 6303
24. Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra - 6255
25. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 6159
26. Naladi, Karnataka -  6048
27. Mawsynaram, Meghlaya - 6016
28. Kollur, Karnataka - 5994 
29. Hosakere, Karnataka - 5958
30. Bhuibavda, Maharashtra - 5938
31. Kigga, Karnataka - 5920
32. Gaganbawda, Maharashtra - 5883 
33. Castle Rock, Karnataka - 5802
34. Maageri, Karnataka - 5723
35. Mallikarjuna, Karnataka - 5702
36. Bandal, Karnataka - 5661
37. Byakody, Karnataka - 5528 
38. Ambavali, Maharashtra - 5512
39. Bhagamandala, Karnataka - 5500
40. Kasari, Maharashtra - 5478
41. Patgaon (Krishna River), Maharashtra - 5451 
42. Bhira, Maharashtra - 5414 
43. Shanthahalli, Karnataka - 5390
44. Gersoppa, Karnataka - 5348
45. Galibeedu, Karnataka - 5307
46. Chatav, Maharashtra - 5288
47. Pophali, Maharashtra - 5270 
48. Subramanya, Karnataka - 5230
49. Lonavala, Maharashtra - 5213
50. Mulikar, Karnataka - 5190 (Till 3rd September)
51. Koyna, Maharashtra - 5175
52. Kundal, Karnataka - 5173
53. Kerveshe, Karnataka - 5172
54. Sulkeri, Karnataka - 5168
55. Siddapura, Karnataka - 5141
56. Jmagaon, Karnataka - 5121
57. Shirshingi, Maharashtra - 5113 
58. Amba, Maharashtra - 5082
59. Aralagod, Karnataka - 5070
60. Cherrapunji, Meghlaya - 5035
61. Radhanagri, Mahrashtra - 5003 
62. Megaravalli, Karnataka ~ 5000 (Till 12th September)
    
63. Matheran, Mahrashtra ~ 5000 
64. Maranahalli, Karnataka ~ 5000
65. Gokarana, Karnataka ~ 5000
66. Salwan, Maharashtra ~ 5000

Statewise Toppers (Limited to Certain States) 

Maharashtra Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Patgaon (Sindhudurg) -8917
2. Tamini - 8279
3. Mulshi - 6955
4. Kitwade - 6929
5. Dawdi - 6900

Karnataka Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Hulikal - 8831
2. Mashtikatte - 8487
3. Amgaon - 7988 (Till 31st August) 
   
4. Talacauvery - 7789
5. Agumbe - 7765

Kerala Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September 

1. Kuttiyadi - 6159
2. Panamkutty - 4787
3. Chalakudy Dam - 4636
4. Vadakara - 4247
5. Vythri - 4155

Meghalaya Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Mawsynaram - 6016
2. Cherrapunji - 5035
3. Jowai - 1500
4. Ribhoi - 990
5. Shillong - 945

Goa Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Valpoi  - 4847
2. Sanguem - 3998
3. Sankhali - 3604
4. Ponda - 3432
5. Margao - 3265

Tamil Nadu Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Upper Sholayar - 4618
2. Valparai - 3984
3. Devala - 3800
4. Parsons Valley - 3657
5. Avalanche - 3593

West Bengal Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Buxaduar - 4100
2. Gazoldoba - 3400
3. Jayanthi - 3300
4. Hasimara - 3100
5. Kumargram - 3100

Himachal Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Dharamsala - 3066
2. Kangra - 1879
3. Nahan - 1746
4. Sirmaur  - 1688
5. Una - 1119

Andaman & Nicobar Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Mayabunder - 3000
2. Port Blair - 1845
3. Car Nicobar - 1773
4. Nancowry - 1300

Gujarat Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Valsad - 2686
2. Kaprada - 2620
3. Pardi - 2587
4. Umerpada - 2415
5. Vyara - 2172

Arunachal Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Passighat - 2518
2. Tezu - 1700
3. Tirap - 1650
4. Itanagar - 1400
5. Tuting - 1200

Assam Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Chouldhowaghat - 2400
2. Gossaigaon - 2150
3. Kokrajhar - 2100
4. Lilabari - 1800
5. Barepta - 1600

Orissa Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September 

1. Indravatti - 2171
2. Baripada - 1678
3. Koraput - 1660
4. Raipur - 1650
5. Junagarh - 1601

  Andhra Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September 

1. Adilabad - 1398
2. Nizamabad - 1111
3. Ramagundam - 1109
4. Medak - 961
5. Hanmakonda - 929

Lakshwadeep Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September 

1. Minicoy - 1157
2. Agathi - 1144
3. Amini Divi - 967
4. Kavaratti - 800

Places such as Rajamalai, Kakkayam, Pochippara, Saridhari, Neelikal & Walakkad in Kerala would have also made it to the list.

This data is only for Vagaries and Tamil Nadu Weatherman blogs. I kindly request you to put source of this blog, in case you are trying to copy and paste the above in any other blog or website.

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Maharashtra Top 15 Rainfall Stations from 1-6-2013  -  09-9-2013

Its been Tamhini rule in Maharashtra, it has got around 8000 mm in last 100 days and dominates the 2nd placed station by over 1000 mm.

in mm

1. Tamhini, Raigad - 7969
2. Kitwade, Sindhudurg - 6855
3. Patgaon (Sindhudurg) - 6730 (July 1 to 10 data not available)
4. Dawdi, Pune - 6700
5. Mulshi, Pune - 6640
6. Shirgaon, Raigad - 6510
7. Amboli, Sindhudurg - 6288
8. Dajipur, Kolhapur - 6202
9. Navaja, Satara - 6123
10. Dungerwadi, Raigad - 6025
11. Mahabaleshwar, Satara - 5994
12. Gaganbawada, Kolhapur - 5691
13. Bhuibavda, Sindhudurg- 5442
14. Kasari, Kolhapur - 5328
15. Ambavali, Ratnagiri - 5218
16. Patgaon. Kolhapur - 5193

Tamil Nadu Top 10 Rainfall Stations from 1-6-2013 - 09-9-2013

Sholayar Dam (Upper Sholayar) crossed 4000 mm mark and leads the toppers ahead of wettest place in Tamil Nadu which is Chinna Kallar.

in mm

1. Sholayar, Coimbatore district - 4027
2. Valparai, Coimbatore district - 3631
3. Avalanche, Nilgiris district - 3446
4. Parsons Valley, Nilgiris district - 3379
5. Devala, Nilgiris district - 3167
6. Chinna Kallar, Coimbatore district - 3100
7. Upper Bhavani, Nilgiris district - 3053
8. Naduvattam, Nilgiris district - 2400
9. Porthimund, Nilgiris district - 2000
10. Upper Kodayar, Tirunelveli district - 1600 

Chincona and Lower Nirar dam would have also found part of the toppers. However, the rainfall data is not available for entire 100 days.

Kerala Top 15 Rainfall Station from 1-6-2013 - 09-9-2013

Kuttiyadi is on the way to cross 6000 mm mark and leads the Kerala toppers, way ahead than others today it got 98 mm rainfall. When all places in Kerala is silent, Kuttiyadi is rocking.

in mm

1. Kuttiyadi, Kozhikode dt - 5600 
2. Panamkutty, Idukki dt  - 4229
3. Chalakudy Dam, Thrissur dt - 4064
4. Vadakara, Kozhikode dt - 3994
5. Vythri, Wayanad dt - 3789
6. Pookot Wayanad dt - 3739
7. Piravom, Ernakulam dt - 3701
8. Irikkur, Kannur dt - 3670
9. Munnar, Idukki dt - 3606
10. Peermade, Idukki - 3462
11. Idukki, Idukki dt - 3286
12. Neeriyamangalam, Ernakulam dt - 3269
13. Kannur, Kannur dt - 3258
14. Taliparamba, Kannur dt - 3164
15. Thamarasery, Kozhikode dt - 3053

The rainfall data of heavy weights such as Walakkad, Pochippara, Silent Valley, Rajamalai, Lakkidi, Neelikkal and Sairandhri are not available. These places would have also found a place in the Kerala Toppers.

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Puerto Lopez in Columbia the New wettest place in the World and revised Top 20 wettest places

Information provided recently by IDEAM (Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies), the Colombian meteorological service, indicates that one of his official sites called Port Lopez de Micay in the Department of the Cauca, pacific region has an annual average rainfall of 12,892.4 mm for the period of April 1960 - February 2012

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Nevertheless, there are important lagoons in the record from 1960, specially during the period 1968-1979. Despite this it there exist complete records of 31 years in total (until 2011) and in the records only they are absent four months from 1991. Taking the average for these 31 complete years of information the annual average really works out a bit higher in 13,466.3 mm. The was most rainy year a 1984 with an amazing quantity of 23.818 mm (937.72") and the driest with 6.195 mm (243.90'') in 1980 (both years with complete information).

A photograph of the airport at Puerto Lopez de Micay. It is not clear if the rain gauge is located at the airport or in the actual town nearby. Photo by Zavi from mapcarta.com

Almost as this there is incredible the number of days of measurable rainfall that totalled 353 days in 1984 and 355 days in 1985 (with 19.444 mm/765.51 ") that were registered. Almost two years of daily rains. The rainfall falls more or less uniformly throughout the year of approximately 899 mm in February to 1197 mm in May. The most rainy month of which witness is had was an August, 1984 when one measured 3015 mm.

Ironically, for years the site of Lloro, Colombia in the Choco Department of northwestern Colombia has often been referenced by numerous publications, including WMO official reports, as perhaps being the wettest location on earth. This was based upon a study published in 1992 by a Mr. Jesus Eslava from the University of Bogota. He researched a site known as the Lloro Granja Agricola (Lloro Agricultural Farm) where an average of 12,717 mm (500.67”) was measured between 1952-1989. This site, however, was not an official IDEAM location, unlike Puerto Lopez. The actual town of Lloro has an average of only 7,559 mm (297.60”) for the 1971-2000 POR. So the Colombian towns Quibdo and Tutunendo are actually considerably wetter than Lloro (with annual average precipitations of 10,749 mm/423.19” and 11,394 mm/448.58” respectively).

The Top Wettest Places in the World

1. 524.68" / 13327 mm - Puerto Lopez, Cauca, Columbia, South America 
2. 512.08" / 13008 mm - La Concha, Cauca, Columbia, South America 
3. 473.86" / 12036 mm - Bahia Malaga, Valle, Columbia, South America 
4. 467.35” / 11871 mm  - Mawsynram, Meghalaya, India, Asia 
5. 463.66” / 11777 mm - Cherrapunji, Meghalaya , India, Asia 
6. 453.38” / 11516 mm - Cropp at Waterfall, South Island, New Zealand 
7. 448.58” / 11394 mm - Tutunendo, Choco, Colombia, South America     
8. 423.19” / 10749  mm - Quibdo, Choco, Colombia, South America    
9. 411.42” / 10450 mm - Ureca, Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea, Africa 
10. 405.47” / 10299 mm - Debundscha, Fako, Cameroon, Africa
11. 404.40” / 10272 mm - Big Bog, Maui, Hawaii, Oceania
12. 384.35” / 9763 mm - Mt.Waialeale, Kauai, Hawaii, Oceania
13. 365.87" / 9293 mm - Kukui, Maui, Hawaii, Oceania
14. 327.72" / 8324 mm - Walakkad, Kerala, India, Asia
15. 321.60” / 8169 mm - Emei Shan, Sichuan, China, Asia  
16. 315.24" / 8007 mm - Hulikal, Karnataka, India, Asia 
17. 307.90” / 7821 mm - Bowden Pen, Jamaica, Oceania  
18. 300.00" / 7620 mm - Agumbe, Karnataka, India, Asia
19. 297.60” / 7559 mm - Lloro, Choco, Colombia, South America     
20. 280.98” / 7137 mm - Andagoya, Choco, Colombia, South America    

Source : Christopher C. Burt
Weather Historian

Weather Underground  

Some compilation of Rainfall from Own Research

All India Toppers this SW Monsoon From 1st June- 31st August 2013

Apart from stations from Maharashtra and Karnataka only two stations made it to the list. Kuttiyadi from Kerala and Mawsynaram from Meghalaya (Data not available). Cherrapunji failed to make it to the toppers. 

The Top 10 toppers has 8 Karnataka stations such is the domination of Karnataka this year.

in mm (Minimum 5000 mm) 

1. Hulikal, Karnataka - 8215
2. Tamini, Maharashtra -7879
3. Mashtikatte, Karnataka - 7749
4. Amgaon, Karnataka - 7687 (Till 13th August)
5. Agumbe, Karnataka - 7265
6. Surlabhi, Karnataka - 7242
7. Yadur, Karnataka - 7058
8. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 6973
9. Mani, Karnataka - 6832
10. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 6774 (Till  23rd August)
11. Kogar, Karnataka - 6747 
12. Patgaon (Sindhudurg), Maharashtra - 6650 (July 1 to 10 data not available) 
13. Dawdi, Maharashtra - 6650
14. Gawali, Karnataka - 6630
15. Mulshi, Maharashtra - 6589
16. Shiragaon, Maharashtra - 6460
17. Amboli, Maharashtra - 6277
18. Kanakumbi, Karnataka - 6180
19. Nilkund, Karnataka - 6178
20. Dajipur, Maharashtra - 6169
21. Navaja, Maharashtra - 6103
22. Dungerwadi, Maharashtra - 6000 
23. Kerekatte, Karnataka - 5982
24. Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra - 5953
25. Castle Rock, Karnataka - 5706
26. Gaganbawda, Maharashtra - 5664
27. Kigga, Karnataka - 5608
28. Kollur, Karnataka - 5559
29. Naladi, Karnataka -  5506 
30. Bhuibavda, Maharashtra - 5412
31. Mallikarjuna, Karnataka - 5384 
32. Bandal, Karnataka - 5370
33. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 5360
34. Byakody, Karnataka - 5312
35. Kasari, Maharashtra - 5308
36. Maageri, Karnataka - 5291
37. Ambavali, Maharashtra - 5195
38. Mulikar, Karnataka - 5189
39. Patgaon (Krishna River), Maharashtra - 5145
40. Hosakere, Karnataka - 5138
41. Koyna, Maharashtra - 5091
42. Kundal, Karnataka - 5072
43. Pophali, Maharashtra - 5030
44. Bhira, Maharashtra - 5027
45. Lonavala, Maharashtra - 5024
    
46. Gersoppa, Karnataka - 5016
47. Shanthahalli, Karnataka - 5012
48. Bhagamandala, Karnataka - 5010
49. Chatav, Maharashtra ~ 5000
50. Jmagaon, Karnataka ~ 5000
51. Galibeedu, Karnataka ~ 5000
52. Megaravalli, Karnataka ~ 5000

Statewise Toppers (Limited to Certain States) 

Karnataka Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Hulikal - 8215
2. Mashtikatte - 7749
3. Amgaon, - 7687 (Till 13th August)
4. Agumbe - 7265
5. Surlabhi - 7242

Maharashtra Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Tamini - 7879
2. Kitwade - 6774 (Till  23rd August)
3. Patgaon (Sindhudurg) - 6650 (July 1 to 10 data not available) 
4. Dawdi - 6650
5. Mulshi - 6589

Kerala Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Kuttiyadi - 5360
2. Panamkutty - 4069
3. Chalakudy Dam - 3960
4. Vadakara - 3947
5. Vythri - 3750

Goa Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Valpoi  - 4570
2. Sanguem - 3753
3. Sankhali - 3438
4. Ponda - 3280
5. Pernem - 3022

Meghalaya Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Cherrapunji - 4483
2. Jowai - 1450
3. Ribhoi - 874
4. Shillong - 811

Tamil Nadu Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Upper Sholayar - 3853
2. Valparai - 3452
3. Avalanche - 3298
4. Parsons Valley - 3197
5. Devala - 3100

West Bengal Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Buxaduar - 3100
2. Gazoldoba - 3000
3. Jayanthi - 2550
4. Hasimara - 2500
5. Sevoke - 2500

Himachal Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Dharamsala - 2881
2. Kangra - 1836
3. Nahan - 1750
4. Sirmaur  - 1658
5. Una - 1116

Gujarat Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Kaprada - 2451
2. Pardi - 2446
3. Valsad - 2347
4. Umerpada - 2317
5. Dharampur - 2008

Andaman & Nicobar Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Mayabunder - 2325
2. Port Blair - 1448
3. Car Nicobar - 1383
4. Nancowry - 1100

Assam Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Chouldhowaghat - 2100
2. Kokrajhar - 1700
3. Gossaigaon - 1650
4. Lilabari - 1613
5. Jorhat - 1183

 Arunachal Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Passighat - 2089
2. Tirap - 1564
3. Tezu - 1400
4. Itanagar - 1213
5. Tuting - 1000

Orissa Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Indravatti - 2009
2. Koraput - 1546
3. Junagarh - 1523 
4. Raipur - 1476 
5. Deogaon - 1372

 Andhra Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Adilabad - 1333
2. Nizamabad - 1010
3. Ramagundam - 969
4. Hanmakonda - 816
5. Medak - 801

  Lakshwadeep Top 5 Rainfall till 31st August

1. Agathi - 944
2. Minicoy - 913
3. Amini Divi - 835
4. Kavaratti - 693

~ Stations with 4900 mm rainfall  have been rounded to 5000 mm. Places such as Rajamalai, Pochippara, Saridhari, Neelikal & Walakkad in Kerala would have also made it to the list.

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All India Top 20 Toppers from 1st June -16th August01.06.13 to 22.08.13

in mm (Min 6000 mm)

1. Hulikal, Karnataka - 8001
2. Amgaon, Karnataka - 7651 (14 to 22nd August data not available)
3. Tamhini, Maharashtra - 7579
4. Mashtikatte, Karnataka - 7548 
5. Agumbe, Karnataka - 7013 
6. Suralbhi, Karnataka - 6919 
7. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 6870
8. Yadur, Karnataka - 6834
9. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 6751
10. Mani Dam, Karnatak - 6627 
11. Kogar, Karnataka - 6601
12. Mulshi, Maharashtra - 6361
13. Patgaon, Maharashtra - 6350 (1 to 11th July data not available)
14. Dawdi, Maharahtra - 6310
15. Shirgaon, Maharashtra - 6210
16. Amboli, Maharashtra - 6066 
17. Nilkund, Karnataka - 6034 
18. Kanakumbi, Karnataka - 6024
19. Navaja, Maharashtra - 6000
20. Dajipur, Maharahstra - 6000

Amgaon has got 7651 mm till 13th August, and would have crossed 8000 mm well before Hulikal. Hulikal Annual average rainfall is 8007 mm. But this year it has matched its annual average in this SWM with more than a month to go. Cherrapunji is lagging with rains around 4000 mm. Hulikal has got twice the amount of Cherrapunji rainfall.

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Super Heavy 10 day Spells This Monsoon...

1. Patgaon, Sindhudurg, Maharashtra - 2484 mm

17-07-2013	165
18-07-2013	222
19-07-2013	245
20-07-2013	265
21-07-2013	275
22-07-2013	266
23-07-2013	285
24-07-2013	258
25-07-2013	255
26-07-2013	248

 Patgaon got 4100 mm from 11th July to 31st July. The data from 1st July to 10th July is not available. Without the 10 days rainfall, it still managed to get 6000 mm till date.

2. Amgaon, Khanapur, Karnataka - 2390 mm

19-07-2013	156
20-07-2013	294
21-07-2013	210
22-07-2013	222
23-07-2013	311
24-07-2013	225
25-07-2013	235
26-07-2013	220
27-07-2013	305
28-07-2013	209

Amgaon got 5100 mm from 1st July to 31st July and till date has got over 7700 mm.

3.Tamhini, Maharashtra - 2120 mm

20-07-2013	130
21-07-2013	190
22-07-2013	170
23-07-2013	180
24-07-2013	340
25-07-2013	330
26-07-2013	220
27-07-2013	140
28-07-2013	220
29-07-2013	200

Tamhini got 4300 mm from 1st July to 31st July and till date has got over 7400 mm. 

4. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 1970 mm

24-07-2013	232
25-07-2013	250
26-07-2013	147
27-07-2013	181
28-07-2013	305
29-07-2013	93
30-07-2013	53
31-07-2013	194
01-08-2013	267
02-08-2013	247

 Kitwade got 4100 mm from 1st July to 31st July.

Goa Normal Rainfall Averages

All India Toppers in this SWM from 01.06.2013 to 13.08.2013 (74 days) 
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in mm (Minimum 5000 mm) 

1. Amgaon, Karnataka - 7561 
   
2. Hulikal, Karnataka - 7222
3. Tamini, Maharashtra - 7150
4. Mashtikatte, Karnataka - 6759
5. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 6633
6. Surlabhi, Karnataka - 6572
7. Agumbe, Karnataka - 6518
8. Yadur, Karnataka - 6297
9. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 6258
10. Mani, Karnataka - 6184
11. Kogar, Karnataka - 6097
12. Mulshi, Maharashtra - 6043
13. Dawdi, Maharashtra - 6010
14. Shiragaon, Maharashtra - 5950
15. Gavali, Karnataka - 5793
16. Nilkund, Karnataka - 5692
17. Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra - 5511
18. Kerekatte, Karnataka - 5496
19. Dajipur, Maharashtra - 5468
20. Dungerwadi, Maharashtra - 5450
21. Kanakumbi, Karnataka - 5437
22. Navaja, Maharashtra - 5500
23. Naladi, Karnataka -  5339
24. Castle Rock, Karnataka - 5329
25. Gaganbawda, Maharashtra - 5187 
26. Amboli, Maharashtra - 5158
27. Kigga, Karnataka - 5154
28. Kollur, Karnataka - 5023
29. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 5000
30. Mallikarjuna, Karnataka ~ 5000 

At last, we have got Amgaon, Karnataka rainfall data. It has rained in unbelievable amounts in last week of July and first week of August. Amgaon got mind blowing 5097 mm in July alone. Here is the Super spell of rainfall in Amgaon, Karnataka from 18th July till 4th August, 2013  

in mm

18-07-2013	132.2
19-07-2013	156.4
20-07-2013	294.4
21-07-2013	210.2
22-07-2013	222.4
23-07-2013	311.4
24-07-2013	225.0
25-07-2013	235.2
26-07-2013	220.4
27-07-2013	305.0
28-07-2013	209.2
29-07-2013	135.4
30-07-2013	100.0
31-07-2013	200.2
01-08-2013	125.4
02-08-2013	102.2
03-08-2013	206.0
04-08-2013	180.2

Total - 3571 mm in 18 days 

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All India SWM Toppers from 01.06.13 to 28.07.13 - Hulikal crosses 6000 mm in just 58 days...Published on 28thJuly

Hulikal is a village located in the Hosanagara taluk of the Shimoga district in the Indian state of Karnataka and is known for its heavy rainfall. In SWM 2013, Hulikal was the fastest to 2000 mm jointly with Talacuvery and was the fastest to 3000 mm, 4000 mm, 5000 mm and 6000 mm rainfall. It has been getting minimum 150 mm rainfall or above in a day and thereby crossing the 6000 mm mark for this SWM in style. 
Hulikal is the fastest to cross 6000 mm in SWM 2 times in last 5 years. It has been split verdict with Cherrapunji for the 6000 mm race for past 5 years. Hulikal's first 1000 mm took 17 days but in the next 41 days it has got 5000 mm. 
This SWM, Hulikal is all set to cross 10000 mm with nearly 63 days to go.

Hulikal breakup of rainfall in 2013 SWM from June 1st 

1000 mm - 17 days
2000 mm - 26 days
3000 mm - 34 days
4000 mm - 44 days
5000 mm - 53 days
6000 mm - 58 days

Fastest to 6000 mm in last 5 years

2013 - Hulikal, Karnataka - 58 days
2012 - Cherrapunji, Meghayala - 48 days
2011 - Hulikal, Karnataka - 73 days
2010 - Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 79 days
2009 - Cherrapunji, Meghlaya - 83 days
Toppers in this SWM from 01.06.2013 to 28.07.2013 (53 days)

All stations are from either Maharashtra and Karnataka. Only one station Kuttiyadi from Kerala has managed to make the topper list apart from the 2 states.

in mm (Minimum 4000 mm) 

1. Hulikal, Karnataka - 6109
2. Tamini, Maharashtra - 5840
3. Mashtikatte, Karnataka - 5771
4. Agumbe, Karnataka - 5421
5. Yadur, Karnataka - 5334
6. Surlabhi, Karnataka - 5230
7. Mani, Karnataka - 5149
8. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 5122
9. Kogar, Karnataka - 5004
10. Dawdi, Maharashtra - 4860 
11. Naladi, Karnataka - 4750
12. Nilkund, Karnataka - 4720
13. Mulshi, Maharashtra - 4649
14. Dungerwadi, Maharashtra - 4585
15. Kerekatte, Karnataka - 4578
16. Dajipur, Maharashtra - 4561
17. Shiragaon, Maharashtra - 4560 
18. Kanakumbi, Karnataka - 4400 
19. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 4400
20. Gaganbawda, Maharashtra - 4432
21. Navaja, Maharashtra - 4393
22. Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra - 4375
23. Castle Rock, Karnataka - 4363
24. Kollur, Karnataka - 4328 
25. Amboli, Maharashtra - 4284
26. Kigga, Karnataka - 4250 
27. Bhuibavda, Maharashtra - 4222
28. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 4200
29. Ambavali, Maharashtra - 4100 
30. Maageri, Karnataka - 4042
31. Kasari, Maharashtra - 4000
32. Makhjan, Maharashtra - 4000 
33. Bandal, Karnataka - 4000 

Statewise Toppers  

Karnataka Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Hulikal - 6109
2. Mastikatte - 5771
3. Agumbe - 5421
4. Yadur - 5334
5. Suralbhi - 5230

Maharashtra Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Tamini - 5840
2. Dawdi - 4860 
3. Mulshi - 4649 
4. Dungerwadi - 4585
5. Dajipur - 4561

Kerala Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Kuttiyadi - 4200
2. Vadakara - 3406
3. Chalakudy Dam - 3115
4. Pookot - 3069 
5. Vythri - 3061 

Goa Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Valpoi  - 3515
2. Sanguem - 3008 
3. Sankhali - 2718 
4. Ponda - 2639
5. Pernem - 2504

Meghalaya Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Cherrapunji - 3347
2. Jowai - 100
3. Ribhoi - 655
4. Shillong - 494

Tamil Nadu Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Upper Sholayar - 2981
2. Avalanche - 2628
3. Valparai - 2564
4. Upper Bhavani - 2433 
5. Chinna Kallar - 2350

West Bengal Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Buxaduar - 2000 
2. Kharibhari - 1950
3. Gazoldoba -1900
4. Kumargram - 1850
5. Jayanthi - 1833

  Gujarat Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Pardi - 1970
2. Valsad - 1917
3. Kaprada - 1777
4. Umerpada - 1666
5. Dharampur - 1588

 Andaman & Nicobar Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Mayabunder - 1850
2. Port Blair - 1203
3. Car Nicobar - 1133
4. Nancowry - 870

Arunachal Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Passighat - 1594
2. Tirap - 1043
3. Tezu - 1000
4. Itanagar - 784
5. Tuting - 770 

Himachal Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Dharamsala - 1533
2. Nahan - 1007
3. Una - 786
4. Sundernagar - 733
5. Shimla - 525

Orissa Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Indravatti - 1344
2. Junagarh - 1142
3. Koraput - 1103
4. Jeypore - 1009 
5. Jalpatna - 1001

 Assam Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Chouldhowaghat - 1250
2. Kokrajhar - 1200
3. Gossaigaon - 1150
4. Lilabari - 1000
5. Barpeta - 800

Sikkim Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Gangtok - 1205
2. Tadong - 951
3. Ranipool - 745
   

Madhya Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Sagar - 1179
2. Jabalpur - 911
3. Indore - 891
4. Bhopal - 777
5. Hoshangabad - 690

  Andhra Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Adilabad - 843
2. Nizamabad - 771 
3. Ramagundam - 712
4. Medak - 676
5. Hanmakonda - 602

Chhattisgarh Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Kodar - 831 
2. Dhara - 791 
3. Sikasar - 783
4. Matiyamoti - 778
5. Jagdalpur - 774

 Lakshwadeep Top 5 Rainfall till 28th July

1. Agathi - 813
2. Amini Divi - 761
3. Minicoy - 655
4. Kavaratti - 634

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Hulikal crosses 5000 mm in just 53 days and analysis of fastest 5000 mm in last 5 years...Published on 25th July 2013

Hulikal was fastest to 2000 mm jointly with Talacuvery and was the fastest to 3000 mm, 4000 mm and 5000 mm this SWM all alone. It has been getting minimum 150 mm rainfall or above in a day and thereby crossing the 5000 mm mark for this SWM in style. Hulikal is the fastest to cross 5000 mm in SWM 3 times in last 5 years. It was a close fight between for the fastest to 5000 mm this year's SWM with Hulikal (53 days), Mashtikatte (54 days) and Tamini ( 55 days). The first 1000 mm took 17 days but the next 36 days it has got 4000 mm. This year Hulikal is all set to cross 10000 mm with nearly 67 days to go.


Hulikal is a village located in the Hosanagara taluk of the Shimoga district in the Indian state of Karnataka and is known for its heavy rainfall. It has been fighting for the wettest place in Karnataka with Agumbe and Amgaon for a period of time. The real beauty of Hulikal lies in its small waterfalls which come alive during monsoon. These waterfalls take birth during rainy season and vanish after the monsoon. Most of the waterfalls are beside the highway. These temporary waterfalls do not have any name and they are very easily accessible. You can stop your vehicles, spend some time and enjoy with these waterfalls.

Hulikal - Photo from Unseenclip Blogspot

Hulikal breakup of rainfall in 2013 SWM from June 1st 

1000 mm - 17 days

2000 mm - 26 days

3000 mm - 34 days

4000 mm - 44 days

5000 mm - 53 days

Fastest to 5000 mm in last 5 years

2013 - Hulikal, Karnataka - 53 days
2012 - Cherrapunji, Meghayala - 45 days
2011 - Amgaon and Hulikal, both Karnataka - 63 days
2010 - Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 51 days
2009 - Hulikal, Karnataka - 61 days

Top 12 in this SWM from 01.06.2013 to 23.07.2013 (53 days)

1. Hulikal, Karnataka - 5022 mm
2. Mashtikatte, Karnataka - 4864 mm
3. Surlabhi, Karnataka - 4766 mm
4. Tamini, Maharashtra - 4600 mm 
5. Agumbe, Karnataka - 4503 mm
6. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 4451 mm
7. Yadur, Karnataka - 4483 mm
8. Mani, Karnataka - 4317 
9. Kogar, Karnataka - 4285
10. Naladi, Karnataka - 4098 mm
11. Dajipur, Maharashtra - 4000 mm 
12. Nilkund, Karnataka - 4000 mm

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Tamini snatches the lead - Top 30 wettest All India SWM Toppers from 01.06.13 to 22.07.13 (Published on July 22, 2013)

Fastest to 2000, 3000 and 4000 mm. It has been Talacauvery all the way. Hulikal, Amgaon figures are not available for all days hence comparative figure cant be shown. The surprise is Tamini in Maharashtra which has got 1000 mm in last 6 days and has taken the lead from Talacauvery

Tamini, Maharashtra

Tamhini is a small village situated in the northern part of the Western Ghats  Its population is around 500 to 700. The average altitude of the village and its surrounding area is 600 m asl, while the surrounding hilltops range from 850 to 1050 m asl. Some mountain slopes bear Reserved Forests under the control of  the Forest Department. The annual rainfall is wetter than Mahabaleshwar and Gaganbawada at 6511 mm. Situated on the crest of the Western Ghat mountain ranges, Tamhini Ghat is noted for its surroundings comprising scenic waterfalls, lakes, dense woods. and endless greenery during monsoons. The Western Ghats or the Sahyādri constitute a mountain range along the western side of India which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the eight "hottest hotspots" of biological diversity in the world.

The Top 30 wettest All India SWM Toppers from 01.06.13 to 22.07.13 (52 days)

Hulikal and its nearby Mashtikatte and Suralbhi all in Karnataka would have got rains than Tamini but details are not available for all days.

in mm (min 3200 mm)

1. Tamini, Maharashtra - 4410
2. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 4396 
3. Agumbe, Karnataka - 4314
4. Yadur, Karnataka - 4257
5. Kogar, Karnataka - 4125
6. Mani, Karnataka - 4105
7. Naladi, Karnataka - 4038
8. Nilkund, Karnataka - 3778
9. Dajipur, Maharashtra - 3744
10. Kerekatte, Karnataka - 3737
11. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 3730
12. Dawdi, Maharashtra - 3670
13. Kollur, Karnataka - 3634
14. Gaganbawada, Maharashtra - 3592
15. Navaja, Maharashtra - 3583
16. Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra - 3568
17. Dungerwadi, Maharashtra - 3565
18. Kanakumbi, Karnataka - 3524
19. Amgaon, Karnataka - 3525 (8 days data not available)
20. Kigga, Karnataka - 3473
21. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 3462 
22. Amboli, Maharashtra - 3451
23. Mulshi, Maharashtra - 3446 
24. Shirgaon, Maharashtra - 3430
25. Castle Rock, Karnataka - 3339
26. Mulikar, Maharashtra - 3236
27. Tala, Maharashtra - 3234
28. Kasari, Maharashtra - 3230
29. Phopali, Maharashtra - 3230
30. Subramanya, Karnataka - 3209

Photo: Amit Kulkaranai and Tripr.in
Rainfall: Own Compilation

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Hulikal crosses 4000 mm in style in just 44 days and analysis of fastest 4000 mm in last 5 years (Published on July 21, 2013

Talacauvery is the  fastest to 2000 but it was Hulikal which was the fastest in 3000 mm this SWM. In the case of 4000 mm again it was the mighty Hulikal. Mastikatte and Talacauvery put up a close fight but it was Hulikal again and it managed to cross 4000 mm in just 44 days. 

Fastest to 4000 mm in last 5 years

2013 - Hulikal, Karnataka - 44 days
2012 - Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 41 days
2011 - Kollur & Amgaon, Karnataka- 48 days
2010 - Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 40 days 
2009 - Hulikal, Karnataka - 53 days
  
The Top 10 rainfall till 14.07.2013 (44 days) 

in mm 

1. Hulikal, Karnataka - 4022
2. Mastikatte, Karnataka - 3765
3. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 3656
4. Agumbe, Karnataka - 3543
5. Suralbhi, Karnataka - 3510
6. Tamini, Maharashtra - 3340
7. Amgaon, Karnataka - 3310
8. Yadur, Karnataka - 3290
9. Kogar, Karnataka - 3276
10. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 3229 

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Tamil Nadu Top 10 rainfall in this SWM from 01.06.2013 ro 20.07.2013 (Published on July 20, 2013)

Sholayar Dam is over flowing for over 20 days now. Its one of two dams in TN to overflow. Another one is Pillur. Parambikulam to overflow in next two weeks by receiving the excess from Sholayar. Which will cause Aliyar to over flow. Things look so bright for Coimbatore. 

These are the top 10 rainfall places in Tamil Nadu for last 50 days. Sholayar Dam (Upper Sholayar) crossed 2500 mm mark today and leads ahead of wettest place in Tamil Nadu which is Chinna Kallar.

in mm

1. Upper Sholayar, Coimbatore district -2557
2. Valparai, Coimbatore district - 2195
3. Avalanche, Nilgris district - 2043
4. Chinna Kallar, Coimbatore district -2010
5. Devala, Nilgris district -1950
6. Upper Bhavani, Nilgris district - 1809
7. Parsons Valley, Nilgris district -1800
8. Porthimund, Nilgris district -1229
9. Upper Kodayar, Tirunelveli district - 1000 
10. Naduvattam, Nilgris district -1000

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All India SWM rainfall Toppers from 01.06.2013 to 13.07.2013 (Published on July 14, 2013)

43 days into the monsoon, Hulikal still keeps the lead ahead of its neighbor Mastikatte. Hulikal has been in Top 5 wettest places in India behind Cherrapunji and Mawsyanaram. It is definitely wetter than Agumbe beating it 90% of the time.

Rainfall in mm (Minimum of 2000 mm) 

1. Hulikal (Karnataka) - 3964
2. Mastikatte (Karnataka) - 3724
3. Talacavery (Karnataka) - 3600
4. Amgaon (Karnataka) - 3525
5. Agumbe (Karnataka) - 3451
6. Suralbhi (Karnataka) - 3431
7. Tamini (Maharashtra) - 3270
8. Kogar (Karnataka) - 3237
9. Kuttiyadi (Kerala) - 3197
10. Yadur (Karnataka) - 3192 
11. Naladi (Karnataka) - 3180 
12. Mani (Karnataka) - 3094
13. Kollur (Karnataka) - 3073
14. Nilkund (Karnataka) - 2962
15. Dajipur (Maharashtra) - 2941
16. Kerekatte (Karnataka) - 2886
17. Dungerwadi (Maharashtra) - 2825
18. Gaganbawada (Maharashtra) - 2819
19. Amboli (Maharashtra) - 2811
20. Gavali (Karnataka) - 2747
21. Mulikar (Karnataka) - 2717
22. Kigga (Karnataka) - 2692
23. Cherrapunji (Meghlaya) - 2663
24. Subramanya (Karnataka) - 2661
25. Tala (Maharashtra) - 2648
26. Dawdi (Maharashtra) -2630
27. Mahabaleshwar (Maharashtra) - 2627
28. Mallikarjuna (Karnataka) - 2626
29. Bhagamandala (Karnataka) - 2620
30. Navaja (Maharashtra) - 2620
31. Vadakara (Kerala) - 2607
32. Kerveshe (Karntaka) - 2588
33. Tulshi Lake (Maharashtra) - 2586
34. Castle Rock (Karnataka) - 2552
35. Bandal (Karnataka) - 2547
36. Mulshi (Maharashtra)  - 2533 
37. Patagon (Maharashtra) - 2523
38. Shirgaon (Maharashtra) - 2520
39. Piravom  (Kerala) - 2508
40. Maageri (Karnataka) - 2503
41. Kanakumbi (Karnataka) - 2488
42. Kasari (Maharashtra) - 2480
43. Byakody (Karnataka) - 2476
44. Chatav (Maharashtra) -2471
45. Dapoli (Maharashtra) - 2462 
46. Siddapura (Karnataka) - 2460 
47. Lower Sholayar (Kerala) -2440
48. Panamkutty (Kerala) - 2424 
49. Guhagarh (Maharashtra) - 2423
50. Pophali (Maharashtra) - 2420
51. Khed (Maharashtra) - 2414
52. Pookot (Kerala) - 2412
53. Vythiri (Kerala) - 2404 
54. Hosakere (Karnataka) - 2393
55. Bhira (Maharashtra) - 2379
56. Chiplun (Maharashtra) - 2379
57. Uloor (Karnataka) - 2376
58. Ajekar (Karnataka) - 2362 
59. Naravi (Karnataka) - 2353
60. Valpoi (Goa) - 2343
61. Lonavala (Maharashtra) - 2341 
62. Matheran (Maharashtra) - 2319
63. Sitandi (Karnataka) - 2314
64. Sangameshwar (Maharashtra) - 2300
65. Sawantwadi - (Maharashtra) - 2299
66. Sulkeri (Karnataka) - 2295
67. Galibeedu (Karnataka) - 2288
68. Albadi (Karnataka) - 2295
69. Tillari (Maharashtra) - 2269
70. Upper Sholayar (Tamil Nadu) -2259
71. Irikkur (Kerala) - 2249
72. Roha (Maharashtra) - 2244
73. Gersoppa (Karnataka) - 2242
74. Megaravalli (Karnataka) - 2239
75. Karkala (Karnataka) - 2222
76. Mandangad (Maharashtra) - 2210
77. Shanthahalli (Karnataka) - 2204
78. Koyna (Maharashtra) - 2195
79. Kadra (Karnataka) - 2191
80. Gokrana (Karnataka) - 2181
81. Kannur (Kerala) - 2180
82. Amasebail (Karnataka) - 2167
83. Belthangady (Karnataka) - 2166
84. Baindur (Karnataka) - 2154 
85. Maripalla (Karnataka) - 2154
86. Dharmasthala (Karnataka) - 2135
87. Kuppepadavu (Karnataka) - 2117
88. Mundabidri (Karnataka) - 2105
89. Thamaraserry (Kerala) - 2094
90. Pen (Maharashtra) - 2093
91. Venoor (Karnataka) - 2091
92. Bhatkal (Karnataka) - 2041 
93. Aralagod (Karnataka) - 2041
94. Kankavali (Maharashtra) -  2029
95. Yelagith (Karnataka) - 2022
96. Dodamarg (Maharashtra) - 2017
97. Malvan (Maharashtra) - 2016
98. Puttige (Karnataka) - 2012
99. Talimparamba (Kerala) - 2009
100. Radhanagari (Maharashtra) - 2002
101. Vendse (Karnataka) - 2000
102. Katagal (Karnataka) - 2000

 Maharashtra Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Tamini - 3270
2. Dajipur - 2941
3. Dungerwadi - 2825
4. Gaganbawada - 2819
5. Amboli - 2811

Karnataka Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Hulikal - 3964
2. Mastikatte - 3724
3. Talacavery - 3600
4. Amgaon - 3525
5. Agumbe - 3451

Kerala Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Kuttiyadi - 3197
2. Vadakara - 2607
3. Piravom  - 2508
4. Lower Sholayar -2440
5. Panamkutty - 2424

Tamil Nadu Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Upper Sholayar -2259
2. Valparai - 1935 
3. Chinna Kallar - 1720
4. Devala - 1711
5. Avalanche - 1628

  Goa Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Valpoi  - 2343
2. Sanguem - 1964
3. Pernem - 1855
4. Ponda - 1772
5. Margao - 1679

Meghalaya Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Cherrapunji -2663
2. Jowai - 840
3. Ribhoi - 520
4. Shillong -416

West Bengal Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Chepan - 1670
2. Kumargram - 1650
3. Neora - 1520
4. Alipurduar - 1500
5. Gazoldoba -1450

 Andaman & Nicobar Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Mayabunder - 1500
2. Car Nicobar - 989
3. Port Blair - 885
4. Nancowry - 820

 Gujarat Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Pardi - 1509
2. Valsad -1485
3. Dharampur - 1105
4. Umergam - 1040
5. Surat -1087

 Assam Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Gossaigaon - 1020
2. Kokrajhar - 1000
3. Chouldhowaghat - 870
4. Lilabari - 681
5. Barpeta -620

Arunachal Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Passighat - 1144
2. Tirap - 730
3. Tezu - 700
4. Tuting - 600
5. Itanagar - 503

Sikkim Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Gangtok - 937
2. Tadong - 751
3. Ranipool - 515
   

 Lakshwadeep Top 5 Rainfall till 13th July

1. Agathi - 639 
2. Amini Divi - 622
3. Minicoy - 524
4. Kavaratti - 479  

This data is only for Vagaries and Tamil Nadu Weatherman blogs. I kindly request you to put source of this blog, in case you are trying to copy and paste the above in any other blog or website.

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Hulikal the fastest to cross 3000 mm in this SWM 2013 (Published on July 6, 2013)

 

Talacauvery may have been the fastest to 2000 but it was Hulikal which was the fastest to 3000 mm this SWM. It clocked 393 mm on July 3rd and 281 mm on July 4th and thereby crossing the 3000 mm mark for this SWM in style.It was a close fight between for the fastest to 300o mm with Hulikal (34 days), Mashtikatte (35 days) and Talacauvery (36 days).

Hulikal is a village located in the Hosanagara taluk of the Shimoga district in the Indian state of Karnataka and is known for its heavy rainfall. It has been fighting for the wettest place in Karnataka with Agumbe and Amgaon for a period of time.

Fastest to 3000 mm in last 5 years

2013 - Hulikal - 34 days
2012 - Cherrapunji - 26 days
2011 - Hulikal - 33 days
2010 - Cherrapunji - 28 days
2009 - Hulikal - 45 days

Top 5 in this SWM from 01.06.2013 to 04.07.2013 

1. Hulikal, Karnataka - 3094 mm
2. Mashtikatte, Karnataka - 2935 mm
3. Talacauvery  - 2855 mm
4. Naladi - 2648 mm
5. Surlabhi - 2558 mm

All India SWM rainfall Toppers from 01.06.2013 to 30.06.2013 (Published on July 1, 2013)

June 2013 has come to an end, here is the list you have been waiting for. Talacauvery leads the toppers. Upper Sholayar from Tamil Nadu has made into the list with 1662 mm. Except Cherrapunji which scrambled on the list with last day rains.

Rainfall in mm (Minimum of 1500 mm) 

1. Talacavery (Karnataka) - 2284
2. Hulikal (Karnataka) - 2200
3. Mastikatte (Karnataka) - 2091
4. Kuttiyadi (Kerala) - 2137
5. Suralbhi (Karnataka) - 2062
6. Amgaon (Karnataka) - 2050
7. Naladi (Karnataka) - 2030
8. Tamini (Maharashtra) - 1940
9. Tulshi Lake (Maharashtra) - 1865
10. Vadakara (Kerala) -1860
11. Dungerwadi (Maharashtra) - 1820
12. Pookot (Kerala) - 1807
13. Piravom  (Kerala) - 1803
14. Chatav (Maharashtra) - 1800
15. Gaganbawada (Maharashtra) - 1778 
16. Yadur (Karnataka) - 1751
17. Vythiri (Kerala) - 1740
18. Agumbe (Karnataka) - 1740
19. Kollur (Karnataka) - 1737
20. Dapoli (Maharashtra) - 1732
21. Lower Sholayar (Kerala) - 1707
22. Bhagamandala (Karnataka) - 1700
23. Kannur (Kerala) - 1686
24. Upper Sholayar (Tamil Nadu) - 1662
25. Panamkutty (Kerala) - 1661 
26. Mahabaleshwar (Maharashtra) - 1657 
27. Kogar (Karnataka) - 1632
28. Nilkund (Karnataka) - 1623
29. Gawali (Karnataka) - 1622
30. Shirgaon (Maharashtra) - 1610 
31. Dawdi (Maharashtra) - 1610
32. Khed (Maharashtra) - 1604
33. Irikkur (Kerala) - 1597
34. Mulshi (Maharashtra) - 1593
35. Mani (Karnataka) - 1588
36. Mulikar (Karnataka) - 1582
37. Navaja (Maharashtra) - 1550
38. Maripalla (Karnataka) - 1540
39. Lonavala (Maharashtra) - 1535
40. Dajipur (Maharashtra) - 1526
41. Cherrapunji (Meghlaya) - 1526
42. Chiplun (Maharashtra) - 1516
43. Koyna (Maharashtra) - 1504
44. Amboli (Maharashtra) - 1504
45. Pophali (Maharashtra) - 1500
46. Bandal (Karnataka) - 1500
47. Kanakumbi (Karnataka) - 1500

Maharashtra Top 5 Rainfall till 30th June

1. Tamini - 1940
2. Tulshi Lake - 1865
3. Dungerwadi - 1820 
4. Chatav - 1800
5. Gaganbawada - 1778

Karnataka Top 5 Rainfall till 30th June

1. Talacavery - 2284
2. Hulikal - 2200
3. Mastikatte - 2091
4. Suralbhi - 2062
5. Amgaon - 2050

Kerala Top 5 Rainfall till 30th June

1. Kuttiyadi - 2137
2. Vadakara -1860
3. Pookot - 1807
4. Piravom  - 1803
5. Vythiri - 1740

Tamil Nadu Top 5 Rainfall till 30th June

1. Upper Sholayar - 1662
2. Valparai - 1448
3. Devala - 1362
4. Avalanche - 1359
5. Chinna Kallar - 1300

Meghalaya Top 5 Rainfall till 30th June

1. Cherrapunji - 1526
2. Jowai - 590
3. Ribhoi - 428
4. Shillong - 377

 Goa Top 5 Rainfall till 30th June

1. Valpoi  - 1170
2. Pernem - 990
3. Sanguem - 984
4. Margao -920
5. Ponda - 861

 Andaman & Nicobar Top 5 Rainfall till 30th June

1. Mayabunder - 1211
2. Car Nicobar - 709
3. Nancowry - 623
4. Port Blair - 616

Gujarat Top 5 Rainfall till 30th June

1. Pardi - 915
2. Valsad - 770
3. Surat - 761
4. Vanthali - 707
5. Umergam - 650

  West Bengal Top 5 Rainfall till 30th June

1. Buxaduar - 890
2. Gazoldoba -840
3. Neora - 750
4. Hasimara - 710
5. Kumargram - 700

 Assam Top 5 Rainfall till 30th June

1. Chouldhowaghat - 650
2. Lilabari - 534
3. Kokrajhar - 510
4. Barpeta - 400
5. Dhubri - 377

This data is only for Vagaries and Tamil Nadu Weatherman blogs. I kindly request you to put source of this blog, in case you are trying to copy and paste the above in any other blog or website.

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Dehradun beats 88 year old 24hrs rainfall for June with 220 mm rainfall and betters again with 370 mm rainfall (Published on June 30, 2013)

It was three days continuous rain in Uttrakhand which created the historic floods and not cloudburst as termed by media. Hope they come to their senses while posting these terms.

Uttrakhand June 2013 - 3 day Rainfall amount in CM

Source: http://trmm.gsfc.nasa.gov/

The 88 year old Dehradun record of 24hr rainfall in the month of June was broken with 219.9 mm on 16th June 2013. It was record which was to be short lived. The next day (17th June 2013) Dehradun clocked 370.2 mm of heavy rainfall. The previous record was on 22nd June 1925 that Dehradun where it had received 188 mm of rainfall on a single day in the month of June.

Some of the relevant rainfall records of Dehradun with respect to June 2013 historic rains

24 hrs Rainfall (All months)

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25th July 1966 - 487 mm (All time high for Dehradun for any month)

17th June 2013 - 370.2 mm  (Second highest for any month was broken)

31st July 2010 - 364 mm

22nd August 1951 - 332.2 mm

24hrs Rainfall (June)

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17th June 2013 - 370.2 mm (The next day the record was again broken)

16th June 2013 -  219.9 mm (Broke 88 year old record)

22nd June 1925 - 188 mm

Monthly Rainfall (June)
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1966  June - 963.5 mm 
2013 June  - 1094.8 mm (All time highest June monthly Rainfall)

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Talacauvery becomes the first station to cross 2000 mm rainfall in 26 days for the 2013 monsoon. (Published on June 26th)

In 1974, fourteen rainfall stations whose mean annual rainfall is 5000 mm or more were identified.  These fourteen stations have been called the rainiest stations of India. Of these 14 stations is Bhagamandala which has an average rainfall of 6030 mm. But above which, a more wetter place lies like Cherrapunji has Mawsynaram or Agumbe has Hulikal. This place is located 8 kms from Bhagamandala. Its called as Talacauvery. The average rainfall is expected to be higher than that of Bhagamandala's 6030 mm. When ever it rains from the stats Talacauvery gets atleast 10-15% more rain than Bhagamandala. Hence,its average rainfall will expected near 7000 mm.

Talacauvery - Photo - Tumkurameen Blog

Talacauvery (meaning head of Cauvery) is the place that is generally considered to be the source of the river Cauvery. near Bhagamandala in Kodagu district, Karnataka. However, there is not a permanent visible flow from this place to the main rivercourse except during the rainy season.  A tank or kundike has been erected on a hillside, at the place that is said to be the origin. It is also marked by a small temple, and the area is frequented by pilgrims. The river originates as a spring feeding this tank, which is considered to be a holy place to bathe on special days. The waters are then said to flow underground to emerge as the Cauvery river some distance away.  Talakaveri is about 8 km away from Bhagamandala and 48 km from Madikeri.

Rainfall in Monsoon 2013

In monsoon 2013, in just 26 days it became the first station to cross 2000 mm rainfall with an rainfall of 200 mm on 26th June 2013. Its SWM rainfall stands at 2059 mm. Way ahead than other peers which gets over 6000 mm on the same date in the state of Karnataka ie Kollur - 1631 mm, Agumbe - 1562 mm, Bhagamandala - 1560 mm and Nilkund - 1531 mm

Fastest to 2000 mm in last 5 years

2013 - Talacauvery & Hulikal - 26 days
2012 - Cherrapunji  - 25 days
2011 - Amgaon - 25 days
2010 - Cherrapunji - 21 days
2009 - Cherrapunji - 32 days

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All India SWM rainfall Toppers from 01.06.2013 to 20.06.2013 (Published on 23rd June)

Rainfall in mm (Minimum of 1000 mm)

1. Chatav (Maharashtra) - 1475
2. Talacavery (Karnataka) - 1470
3. Dapoli (Maharashtra) - 1467
4. Hulikal (Karnataka) - 1419
5. Tulshi (Maharashtra) - 1372
6. Vadakara (Kerala) -1362
7. Mahabaleshwar (Maharashtra) - 1348
8. Khed (Maharashtra) - 1344 
9. Mastikatte (Karanataka) - 1341 
10. Kannur (Kerala) - 1339 
11. Naladi (Karnataka) - 1321
12. Kollur (Karnataka) - 1282
13. Lonavala (Maharashtra) - 1243
14. Tamini (Maharashtra) - 1220
15. Dungerwadi (Maharashtra) - 1205
16. Gaganbawada (Maharashtra) - 1204
17. Irikkur (Kerala) - 1198
18. Guhagar (Maharashtra) - 1165
19. Piravom  (Kerala) - 1130
20. Mangalore (Karnataka) - 1119
21. Suralbhi (Karnataka) - 1118
22. Ulloor II (Karnataka) - 1110
23. Kogar (Karnataka) - 1100
24. Pophali (Maharashtra) - 1100
25. Navaja (Maharashtra) - 1100
26. Hosdurg (Kerala) - 1096
27. Chiplun (Maharashtra) - 1096
28. Uran (Maharashtra) - 1092
29. Tala (Maharashtra) - 1091
30. Bhagamandala (Karnataka) - 1080
31. Matheran (Maharashtra) - 1073
32. Talimparamba (Kerala) - 1071
33. Amboli (Maharashtra) - 1066
34. Gavali (Karnataka) - 1064
35. Dajipur (Maharashtra) - 1060
36. Shirgaon (Maharashtra) - 1060
37. Dawdi (Maharashtra) - 1060
38. Pookot (Kerala) - 1051 
39. Bhira (Maharashtra) - 1058
40. Mulshi (Maharashtra) - 1051
41. Yadur (Karnataka) - 1043
42. Maripalla (Karnataka) - 1040
43. Pen (Maharashtra) - 1038
44. Vythiri (Kerala) - 1032
45. Kudlu (Kerala) - 1030
46. Walwand (Maharashtra) - 1029
47. Koyna (Maharashtra) - 1025
48. Amgaon  (Karnataka) - 1018
49. Harnai (Maharashtra) - 1017
50. Mangalore AP (Karnataka) - 1014
51. Nilkund (Karnataka) - 1009
52. Kuppepadavu (Karnataka) - 1008
53. Poladpur (Maharashtra) - 1007
54. Sholayar (Tamil Nadu) - 1006
55. Bhaktal (Karnataka) - 1004
56. Thamarassery (Kerala) - 1000
57. Agumbe (Karnataka) - 1000
58. Yelagith (Karnataka) - 1000
59. Surathkal (Karnataka) - 1000

Maharashtra Top 5 Rainfall till 20th June

1. Dapoli - 1467 
2. Tulshi - 1372
3. Mahabaleshwar - 1348 
4. Khed  - 1344
5. Lonavala - 1243

Karnataka Top 5 Rainfall till 20th June

1. Talacavery - 1470
2. Hulikal - 1419 
3. Mastikatte - 1341
4. Naladi - 1321
5. Kollur - 1282

Kerala Top 5 Rainfall till 20th June

1. Vadakara - 1362
2. Kannur - 1339
3. Irikkur - 1198
4. Piravom  - 1130
5. Hosdurg - 1096

Tamil Nadu Top 5 Rainfall till 20th June

1. Sholayar - 1006
2. Devala - 830
3. Avalanche - 801 
4. Valparai - 786
5. Upper Bhavani - 726

Goa Top 5 Rainfall till 20th June

1. Pernem - 832
2. Valpoi  - 737
3. Dabolim - 678
4. Sanguem - 669
5. Margao - 663

 Andaman & Nicobar Top 5 Rainfall till 20th June

1. Mayabunder - 913
2. Car Nicobar - 681
3. Nancowry - 578
4. Port Blair - 514

Gujarat Top 5 Rainfall till 20th June

1. Pardi - 690
2. Vanthali - 689
3. Manavadar - 600
4. Choryasi - 571
5. Surat - 568

  West Bengal Top 5 Rainfall till 20th June

1. Buxaduar - 690
2. Gajoldoba - 530
3. Kalimpong -543
4. Jayanthi - 430
5. Nagarkata - 410

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All India SWM rainfall Toppers from 01.06.2013 to 10.06.2013 (Published on 10th June)

The much awaited SWM toppers list is back. 

Rainfall in mm (Minimum of 400 mm)

1. Kannur (Kerala) - 606
2. Vadakara (Kerala) - 590
3. Cherrapunji (Meghalaya) -554
4. Dapoli (Maharashtra) - 529
5. Tulshi Lake (Maharashtra) - 528
6. Gaganbawada (Maharashtra) - 525
7. Kalimpong (West Bengal) - 513
8. Guhagar (Maharashtra) - 488
9. Mangalore (Karnataka) - 480
10. Irukkur (Kerala) - 475
11. Surathkal (Karnataka) - 465
12. Baindur (Karnataka) - 461
13. Buxaduar (West Bengal) - 460
14. Kudulu (Kerala) - 460
15. Thamarasery (Kerala) - 450
16. Thane Belapur (Maharashtra) - 439
17. Mulki (Karnataka) - 435
18. Hosdurg (Kerala) - 430
19. Pilicode (Kerala) - 430
20. Kundapur (Karnataka) - 428
21. Ratnagiri (Maharashtra) - 426
22. Gazoldoba (West Bengal) - 410
23. Sawantawadi (Maharashtra) - 403
24. Alappuzha (Kerala) - 400
25. Kumta (Karnataka) -  400