During the week monsoon activity was good. Monsoon advanced very fast and covered entire country on 29th June 2018. Progress of monsoon since 26th June 2018: On 26th June monsoon covered West Bengal. On 27th June monsoon covered Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, East Uttar Pradesh. On 28th […]
Read moreWeekly weather report ending 23rd June 2018 contains information mainly relating to Gujarat, Maharashtra and Goa. The report contains: Realised weather during the week 17-06-2018 to 23-06-2018. Forecast for the week 24-06-2018 to 30-06-2018. Monsoon Watch 2018 upto 23rd June 2018. Realised weather during the week 17-06-2018 to 23-06-2018. […]
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Though the monsoon current will not become active in coming two to three days, but formation of a cyclonic circulation at 3.1 km above mean sea level over Andhra coast will give some breath air to monsoon. This cyclonic circulation will move West Northwest ward direction (shown in red arrow) […]
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South West monsoon has advanced in to some parts of South Bay of Bengal and Nicobar islands as per IMD. Strengthening and deepening of cross equatorial flow and enhanced cloudiness has been observed by IMD. Deepening means cross equatorial flow is continuously seen up to the height of 1.5 km […]
Read moreMonsoon current is taking shape in the southern part of the country. India Meteorological Department said that around 23rd of May monsoon will reach south Andaman sea. Around 21st of May again a low pressure area will develop in South Arabian sea. As in last week cyclone SAGAR gave a […]
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Dust storm is nothing but force of wind which disturb the ground dust and raise it vertically up to 2 to 4 kilometer. It reduces the horizontal visibility. At different places causes are different. Over North West India it is because of dry thunder storm. Locally it is called Andhi. […]
Read moreRealised weather during the week 29-04-2018 to 05-05-2018. During the last week in North West India dust storm occurred over Rajasthan and West UP. It was very intense and caused death of 100 people. The reason of this dust storm was interaction of induced cyclonic circulation of western disturbance with […]
Read moreReport of 24th April has a model forecast for negative I O D for the months July and August which are the main months of monsoon. Pacific ocean will be neutral during this period. India Meteorological Department issued forecast for a low pressure area which is likely to form over […]
Read more1. PRESS NOTE RECD FROM INCOIS ON 19 APRIL 2018:- Sub:- Regarding the high energy swell waves likely to be experienced in the seas around India [west coast, South Tamil Nadu & Lakshadweep] during Saturday and Sunday (Apr 21-22, 2018). As per the latest multi-model based operational wave forecasting system […]
Read moreModel updated on 8th April shows negative Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) during June, July and August. Negative IOD generally affect the monsoon rainfall in negative side. Rainfall activity shift towards east side. Read more about the Indian Ocean Dipole and how it affects monsoon
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