Monday, May 30, 2011
Depression NeAR gUJARAT cOST (Saturday)
The depression may bedeveloping or may be near SW cost of Guajat around Next Saturday. The rain entry may be over gujarat from Thursday .
The huge cloud will be formed over central Arabian sea during next few days.
The Good rain activity may formed over konkan and karnatka next 3 days. while rain may formed over mumbai from next 2 days.
The Highest Max.Tem. 45 c was recorded at Jhalawar Raj and 47 c at Padidan & Sibbi (Pakistan)
The huge cloud will be formed over central Arabian sea during next few days.
The Good rain activity may formed over konkan and karnatka next 3 days. while rain may formed over mumbai from next 2 days.
The Highest Max.Tem. 45 c was recorded at Jhalawar Raj and 47 c at Padidan & Sibbi (Pakistan)
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Monsoon over Andaman
IMD anounce that The Condithion are favorable for setting in of SWM over Andaman sea during next 24 -48 hours.Condition are also becoming positive for on set of SWM over Kerala dring next 3 days.
Monsoon current and Heavy showers will start from evening of 31-May along S. kerala coast
Heavy afternoon T.showers will continue for S. Karnataka, S. Andhra, N. Tamilnadu till 1-Jun..
Highest in Pakistan:46c Nawabshah. Highest in India: Chandrapur (Mah) :44.8c.
While The chief amount of rainfall was recorded : Narsapur8,Muzaffarpur, Gannavaram & Amraoti 6
each, Cochin & Majbat 5each,Coimbatore, Jagdalpur & Jalpaiguri4each,Machilipatnam, Belgaum,Mangalore & Kurnool 3 cms .
Rain may welcome to Gujarat from Thursday
Present Arabian sea UAC is predicted to become as Depression in next 3 days and move N-N-E towards Gujarat
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Condition are favourable for raining in gujarat during next week . Mostly from Thursday .
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Pacific cyclone and monsoon onset
Pacific cyclone and monsoon onset
India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Monday evening said that scattered rain or thundershowers would unfold over Lakshadweep, coastal Karnataka, Kerala and Andaman and Nicobar Islands until Wednesday and increase thereafter.
An extended outlook valid until Saturday said that the rains would become fairly widespread over extreme south peninsula and Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
This clearly is thought to be a clear indicator of the approaching onset of southwest monsoon, being facilitated by a raging tropical cyclone, Songda, in the northwest Pacific. The cyclone system is part of the larger Asian monsoon system that covers the northwest Pacific, South China Sea, the Bay of Bengal, equatorial Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea.
Purely coincidental, formation of this cyclone would have some impact on the onset phase of the Indian monsoon, though seen largely beneficial in the preliminary analysis.
Songda is, however, is forecast by most models as intensifying into a super cyclone (of Category-4 strength and above) and racing away to north-northeast off the Philippines towards East China Sea and beyond.
All northwest Pacific cyclone systems tracking in east-northeast direction are considered inimical to the interests of the Indian monsoon since they would also wake away a lot of moisture with them.
The London-based Tropical Storm Risk group said that Songda might reach super cyclone status by Saturday.
This would mean that once the onset of monsoon over India's southwest coast is facilitated, Songda would divert moisture across the Bay of Bengal into Southeast Asia and pull the same towards itself.
In the process, the onset of monsoon over Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Sri Lanka might take place one after the other. The normal timeline for the Andaman Sea onset if May 15 to 20.
Some other models, including Roundy-Albany and the Taiwanese Central Weather Bureau, still see the possibility of a separate system developing in the Arabian Sea and clambering up north towards Mumbai-Gujarat region.
This is expected to happen during the first week of June, these models indicated, after the monsoon has set in over the Kerala coast
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Monsoon entry over Maldivs
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SWM should set in over the Maldives within next 36 hrs, that is by the 25th/26th May. Further advance into the Sri Lanka coast is possible around 26th/27th.
The highest Temprature of 46 c was recorded at Rentachinta (AP) and 47 c in Dadu Pakistan .
While Vijywada,Gannavaram 44 c, Nagpur 43 c , Raipur, Machlipattanam ,Akola,Jaisalmer 42 c.
Now Temprature should rise 2 to 3 degree over NW and Central India .Ahmedabad remain same around 42 C.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Heat wave
Highest Max temrature 46.8 C was recorded in khajuraho (M.P.) While Gwalior 45.6, Bikaner ,Satna,Hisar,Kota,Agra 45C, Allahabad,Gaya,Nagpur 44 C
WhileHighest Max Tem. 48 C was recorded in Noorpur(Thar) Bhakkar (Pakisthan).
Heat wavecondition continue over Rajsthan ,delhi, Haryana, punjab, UP , MP & Vdharcha during next 2 days .
Todays compitation may be Churu, Ganganagar ,Janshi,Khajuraho one of them may reached over 47 c.
Thunder cloud has seen over west ghat, Chatisgarh , N Andhra , NE states, Bagladesh.
Monday, May 16, 2011
Hot Hot Hot ....
Heatwave condition would continue axtend over some more part of Rajathan , Haryana,Punjab,MP,UP and Vidarbha during next 2 to 4ays.
Sunday's (15th May) Readings:
Highest in Asia:Nawabshah (Pakistan): 46c,
Highest in India: Ganganagar:45.9c.While ,Akola, Bikaner,Guna,New delhi, Hisar,Kota, Satna 44C
While huge change to reach over 45c in number of places in Central &N W India tody ,one of them may reach over 47c today (Firtst time in india).Specially Khjuraho,Ganganagar,Churu, Jhasi,Satna, Nagpur,kota,Akola or Bikaner ..
While Ahmedabad would continue and rise 43 to 45 c during next few days (Tuesday to saturday )
Saturday, May 14, 2011
photo album
Light Explosion
Uploaded by: gmp1993 Sunday May 1, 2011 Altus,
Lightning over Altus Oklahoma. Originally thought this image wasnt gonna be able to be saved. It was horribly overexposed. After working with it in Photosho
Sunset Storm Clouds
Uploaded by: Wakejumper20 Thursday May 5, 2011 Topeka, KS
w/rainbow - produced only a light rain shower.
Lifting Fog
Uploaded by PeterHere | Monday May 9, 2011 Kamloops |
6th May Sunrise
Uploaded by: rebelshooter62 Friday May 6, 2011 Tropic, UT was dissipointed this morning. Was going to meet up with got2dogs(Susan)but they couldn't make it.
More Cirrus Clouds
Uploaded by: trailhiker44 Saturday May 7, 2011 Etmißl , Austria
...over the mountains and the village. A refreshing Spring hike !
Sunset Storm
Uploaded by: thomasanthony Thursday May 5, 2011 Lawrence, KS Small rain band came across at sunset.
Sliver of Sun
Uploaded by: bbend Sunday May 1, 2011 Martin, NDOnly a sliver of the sun dipping below the horizon.
Great Western Lightning 2
Uploaded by: gmp1993 Sunday May 1, 2011 Altus, OK
Lightning over the Great Western Cattle Trail Historical Marker outside Altus Oklahoma
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
"Monsoon" has already been declared over mainland Thailand
"monsoon" has already been declared over mainland Thailand
India Meteorological Department (IMD) has said that below-par heating witnessed over northwest India during the pre-monsoon period need not necessarily have any adverse impact on the subsequent rainy season.New Delhi, Rajsthan, central to vidharbha may heat 45 c by next two days.
The clarification came on Sunday in the backdrop of doubts over implications of the cooling anomaly for onset and progression of monsoon, which is essentially borne out of land-sea heating contrasts.
In a special bulletin, the IMD admitted that temperatures have been below normal over north and northwestern parts of India thus far during the season.
It attributed this to the enhanced activity of seasonal western disturbances (waves of low-pressure areas) that cross into northwest India in terms of their number.
But the IMD significantly added that their increased frequency has not translated into rainfall over the region.
In fact, northwest India as a met subdivision has piled up a rainfall deficiency during the period. The less than optimum heating up is not unprecedented in the region.
There have been at least six instances of similar rollout of weather during the last 30 years but with varied impact, if at all, on the subsequent monsoon, the IMD said.
No one-to one relationship could be observed between surface heating of northwest India during the pre-monsoon period and the monsoon rainfall, it concluded. Meanwhile, as was forecast by global models, the northwest Pacific has thrown up a named cyclone, Aere, and advancing towards the Philippines for a landfall.
But unlike earlier guidance, the cyclone would not cross into adjoining South China Sea but would instead re-curve and enter East China Sea and onward to Japan.
The western disturbances currently active over India and the rest of East Asia would act in concert with the northeasterly flows around a high-pressure area of the Pacific to blow away Aere in this manner.
Going forward, however, some models indicate that the weak ‘low' over east Bay of Bengal would sustain for an extended period to evolve as a stronger weather system and churn up the waters.
The Climate Prediction Centre of the US National Weather Services has put the Bay under watch for a tropical storm during the week ending May 17.
It could also lead to the onset of monsoon over the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, which are already witnessing heavy to very heavy precipitation.
This has prompted the Thailand Meteorological Department to observe that ‘strong southwest monsoon' prevails over the Andaman Sea.
The monsoon has already been declared over mainland Thailand and the Gulf of Thailand, just across the Bay.
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