SWM Rainfall Toppers from 01.06.20 to 31.08.20, know the wettest spots of Monsoon

September 5, 2020
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All India Rainfall Toppers from 01-06-2020 to 31-08-2020
Min (5500 mm)

1. Mawsynaram, Meghalaya – 9008
2. RKM Cherrapunji, Meghalaya – 8756
3. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya – 8522
4. Amboli, Maharashtra – 8340
5. Tamhini Ghat, Maharashrta – 6690
6. Kumbhi Dam, Maharashrta – 6559
7. Amagaon, Karnataka – 6348
8. Kitwade, Maharashrta – 6277
9. Hulikal, Karnataka – 6121
10. Gavali, Karnataka – 6020
11. Lemeking, Arunachal Pradesh – 5933
12. Patgaon, Maharashrta – 5844
13. Ghatghar Dam, Maharashrta – 5833
14. Dungerwadi, Maharashrta – 5810
15. Mulshi Dam, Maharashrta – 5805
16. Castle Rock, Karnataka – 5778
17. Patharpunj, Maharashrta – 5756
18. Dajipur, Maharashrta – 5731
19. Talacauvery, Karnataka – 5647
20. Vendse, Karnataka – 5534

Maharashtra SWM Toppers from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
(min 5200 mm)

1. Amboli, Sindhudurg – 8340
2. Tamhini Ghat, Pune – 6690
3. Kumbhi Dam, Kolhapur – 6559
4. Kitwade, Kolhapur – 6277
5. Shirgaon Ghat, Pune – 5940
6. Patgaon, Kolhapur – 5844
7. Ghatghar Dam, Ahmednagar – 5833
8. Dungerwadi, Pune – 5810
9. Mulshi Dam, Pune – 5805
10. Patharpunj, Satara – 5756
11. Dajipur, Kolhapur – 5731
12. Walvan, Satara – 5411
13. Gaganbawada, Kolhapur – 5408
14. Dawadi Ghat, Pune – 5250
15. Navaja Ghat, Satara – 5210

Karnatata SWM Toppers from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
(min 4500 mm)

1. Amagaon, Belgaum – 6348
2. Hulikal, Shimoga – 6121
3. Gavali, Belgaum – 6020
4. Castle Rock, Uttar Kannada – 5778
5. Talacauvery, Kodagu – 5647
6. Vendse, Udupi – 5534
7. Kundal, Uttar Kannada – 5301
8. Kanakumbi, Belgaum – 5282
9. Kotni, Belgaum – 5240
10. Nergod, Uttar Kannada – 5156
11. Kollur, Udupi – 4954
12. Alluru, Udupi – 4892
13. Cogar, Shimoga – 4832
14. Anasi, Uttar Kannada – 4792
15. Agumbe, Shimoga – 4744 (10 days missing)
16. Mastikatte, Shimoga – 4700
17. Ulugadde, Uttar Kannada – 4696
18. Gerusoppa, Uttar Kannada – 4690 (30 days missing)
19. Kerekatte, Chikmagalur – 4596
20. Chapoli, Belgaum – 4500

North East India SWM Toppers from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
(min 3000 mm)

1. Mawsynaram, Meghalaya – 9008
2. RKM Cherrapunji, Meghalaya – 8756
3. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya – 8522
4. Lemeking, Arunachal Pradesh – 5933
5. Desangpani, Assam – 4032
6. Mathanguri, Assam – 3818
7. Reshi, Sikkim – 3349
8. Khliehriat, Meghalaya – 3248
9. Passighat, Arunachal Pradesh – 3713
10. Panbari, Assam – 3000

Goa SWM Toppers from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
(min 3000 mm)

1. Pernem – 4178
2. Sanquelim – 3864
3. Quepem – 3815
4. Valpoi – 3792
5. Ponda – 3626
6. Ela – 3623
7. Sanguem – 3618
8. Canacona – 3537
9. Panaji – 3193
10. Ganjem – 3184

West Bengal SWM Toppers from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
(min 2500 mm)

1. Alipurduar – 4050
2. Barobhisa – 3913
3. Chepan – 3970
4. Gazoldoba – 3272
5. Hasimara – 3173
6. Neora – 2921
7. Jaldhaka NH 31 – 2653
8. Diana – 2625
9. Murti – 2604
10. Champasari – 2560

Kerala SWM Toppers from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
(min 2500 mm)

1. Kuttiyadi, Kozhikode – 3988
2. Vadakara, Kozhikode – 3573
3. Vellarikundu, Kasargode – 3258
4. Kakkayam, Kozhikode – 3184
5. Kannur, Kannur – 2959
6. Taliparamba, Kannur – 2829
7. Kudulu, Kasargod – 2739
8. Padinjarathara, Wayanad – 2637
9. Hosdurg, Kasargod – 2596
10. Irukkur, Kannur ~ 2500

Tamil Nadu SWM Toppers from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
(min 1500 mm)

1. Devala, Nilgiris – 3956
2. Chinnakallar, Coimbatore – 2793
3. Pandalur, Nilgiris – 2790
4. Avalanche, Nilgiris – 2722
5. Periyakallar (Valparai PTO), Coimbatore – 2521
6. Mukurthy, Nilgiris – 2377
7. Cincona, Coimbatore – 2361
8. Sholayar Dam, Coimbatore – 2330
9. Upper Bhavani, Nilgiris – 2095
10. Gudalur, Nilgiris – 2047
11. Valparai PAP, Coimbatore – 1974
12. Valparai Taluk Office, Coimbatore – 1942
13. Upper Gudalur, Nilgiris – 1798
14. Naduvattam, Nilgiris – 1651
15. Cherangodu, Nilgiris – 1627

Gujarat SWM Toppers from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
(min 2000 mm)

1. Umerpada, Surat – 3224
2. Khambhalia, Dwarka – 2486
3. Damanganga, Valsad – 2322
4. Bhanvad, Dwarka – 2274
5. Kalyanpur, Dwarka – 2212
6. Madhuban Dam, Valsad – 2192
7. Umergam, Valsad – 2158
8. Navsari, Navsari – 2148
9. Dolvan, Tapi – 2098
10. Jalalpor, Navsari – 2049

Odisha SWM Toppers from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
(min 1500 mm)

1. Balimela – 1974
2. Deogaon – 1768
3. Telkoi – 1711
4. Phulbani – 1628
5. Barkote – 1598
6. Surajgarh – 1570
7. Kuchinda – 1529
8. Kantamal – 1528
9. Korba – 1526
10. Sundergarh – 1501

North India SWM Toppers from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
(min 2000)

1. Munsyari, Uttrakhand – 3119
2. Elgin Bridge, Uttar Pradesh – 2048
3. Chandradeepghat, Uttar Pradesh – 2004
4. Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh ~ 2000
5. Thal, Uttrakhand ~ 2000

Islands Rainfall from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
in mm

1. Portblair, Andaman – 1318
2. Aminidivi, Lakshadweep – 1070
3. Car Nicobar, Nicobar – 1050
4. Mincoy, Lakshadweep – 992
5. Agathi, Lakshadweep – 973

Metro Cities (above 3 million population) Toppers from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
in mm

1. Mumbai AP (Santacruz) – 3138
2. Mumbai City (Colaba) – 2882
3. Surat – 1857
4. Kolkata AP (Dum Dum) – 1142
5. Kolkata City (Alipore) – 1119
6. Ahmedabad AP – 850
7. Pune AP (Lohagaon) – 628
8. Hyderabad AP – 605
9. Pune City – 597
10. Delhi AP (Palam) – 581
11. Delhi City (Safdarjung) – 556
12. Jaipur AP – 481
13. Chennai AP (Meenambakkam) – 422
14. Bangalore City – 351
15. Bangalore AP (HAL) – 345
16. Chennai City (Nungambakkam) – 180

Tamil Nadu Select Towns & Airport Rainfall from 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
in mm

1. Tiruttani – 587
2. Tirupattur – 533
3. Vellore – 450
4. Salem – 439
5. Chennai AP (Meenambakkam) – 422
6. Trichy AP – 390
7. Karur – 383
8. Karaikkal – 338
9. Dharmapuri – 338
10. Nagapattinam – 307
11. Thanjavur – 280
12. Madurai – 239
13. Pondy – 186
14. Erode – 184
15. Chennai City (Nungambakkam) – 180
16. Cuddalore – 174
17. Kanyakumari – 153
18. Madurai AP – 148
19. Palayamkottai – 102
20. Coimbatore AP (Peelamedu) – 94
21. Thoothukudi – 8

Driest Places in India 01.06.20 to 31.08.2020
in mm (min 100 mm)

1. Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu – 8
2. Sangam, Kashmir – 48
3. Murappandu, Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu – 73
4. Coimbatore AP, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu – 94
5. Palayamkottai, Tamil Nadu – 102

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Mini Winter in Tamil Nadu from 31st and will last 4-5 days

January 23, 2022

Chennai has not even seen a single day of minimum temp below 20 C this year due to persistent cloud clover. Remember cloud cover at night will trap the heat escaping atmosphere making the nights warmer and this happens when easterlies are present. With NEM coming to an end, we might see high pressure taking control over peninsular India and the clear skies with nil winds.

Why not next few days, the next 5-6 days southerlies are present this might bring some cloud cover and keeping the nights warm at 22 C in the coastal areas. However, Fog will be seen in Tamil Nadu in the coming days due to lack of winds and warm winds from southerlies blowing over cooler land areas.

From 31st Jan to 4-5 days, the night temp across Tamil Nadu will dip a bit and we can see Fog returning too. Coastal districts normally remain warm being close to the sea, but this time we might see places like Chennai, Pondy and Cuddalore all dipping below 20 C. Actually for coastal places like chennai there is no actual winter, so lets even rejoice these 4-5 days of sub-20 C weather.

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MJO Vanthutaan, inimae Kannan Devan Tea Kudi, namma NEM ah Pudi Pudi (Tamil Pudi) !!!

November 11, 2020

Sincere apologies for keeping you all waiting. Hopefully the good news ahead is worth the wait. Pretty much you would have all seen the colorful Nippon paint charts from all the bloggers, my charts wont be different too. The upcoming event is more or less a confirmed event so most of the posts will be similar ones. Enjoy the rains from Tomorrow  (morning or by night latest) till 18/19th November with some breaks. Rains peak time is late nights to mornings. We can see rains in day time too at times, as the convergence is bit strong and persisting this time.

1. Exciting days ahead for Tamil Nadu, particularly the entire coast from Chennai to Kanyakumari

The last time i was so excited of heavy rainfall event was in November 1st week 2017 and we did get treat of extended rainfall in that spell with a prolonged spell from 31st October to 7th November. This time too rainfall starts from 11th and picks pace the next day on 12th November and extends upto 19th November with varying intensity of rainfall in between.

Unlike the previous two spells where the rainfall was concentrated in North TN (KTC) and West TN, this time Pondy to Delta belt will be getting good rains too. Right from Kavali in South AP to Kanyakumari the rains will be widespread. The above charts shows the accumulation and spread of rains. Dont convert the rainfall shown in the above charts to real values as the rainfall quantum will always be much much higher sides than the models quantum. There has been tight agreement among the models for the upcoming one week. Not only ECMWF, GFS, UKMET, ICON, GEM, JMA, BOM, KMA, all leading models are so unanimous in active phase of rains and out of the next one week spell, one or two days may even end up as a surprise event.

2. MJO the Kingmaker will move into Phase 2 after Diwali. Enhanced Rains – back to back Easterly waves are expected.

We waited for so long for the entry of MJO into our basin in next few days will and is not going anywhere and expected to stay in Phase 2 till mid-november around 24th. Due to which, next two weeks will see enhanced rainfall activity in Tamil Nadu and this enhanced activity can further extend to December 1st week too depending upon progression of MJO.

Even after MJO goes into Phase 4/5, we will not be under suppression and so we can see enhanced rainfall with breaks till Mid-December, if all goes well and even some chakkarams possible while crossing our basin in last week of November or 1st week of December.

4. Inverted Trough associated Easterly Wave on November 11-13

The Ex Typhoon Goni which devastated Philippines sent a pulse (push of moisture) into our Basin (Bay of Bengal) and it slowly developed into an easterly wave and will be in the form of Inverted trough tomorrow close to Tamil Nadu coast with an Upper Air Circulation below Sri Lanka. The rains will be limited to coast and South TN in the first one or two days that is between 11-13. Delta belt will be the 1st to get rains tomorrow from this spell followed by KTC and South TN belts.

Heavy Rainfall alert – On November 12 going into 13th, the winds perfectly converge over KTCC (Chennai and surrounding region), Pondy, Cuddalore, Delta coast, Ramanathapuram and Thoothukudi will all get heavy rains.

Eg: Inverted trough

4. What will happen on Diwali Day ? Chennai and KTC rains to start on 11th and very heavy rains expected on 12th November

For easy reference let me include the meteogram for Chennai and show the rainy days ahead for Chennai City. We can see the rains starts on 11th (if not at morning atleast by night) and then picks up pace on 12th. There is one good news though there is reduction of rainfall for one day on Diwali and then the rains picks up again from 15th. There will be some rains on 14th on and off and early morning too. But compared to other days the rains on Diwali day will be lesser one.

5. After Diwali the rains will further intensify till November 19.

And then after Diwali the rainfall intensity further is expected to increase on 15-18, some some super spells (good divergence indirectly seen from 200 hpa wind charts) seen a can be expected in that period particularly on 15-16th November along entire coastal areas, including Delta, Thoothukudi and South TN areas.  With MJO in Phase I/2, the interior parts of TN too will get rains atleast from 13th November.

6. Scorecard of NEM as on 10.11.2020

Tamil Nadu – 140 mm (Normal Target is 450 mm)
Chennai – 370 mm (Normal Target is 850 mm)

Once the rains starts, i will update the now casting (in FB / Twitter page).

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