As per ECMRF model cyclone FANI crossed North of Brahmapur around Chhatrapur area around 9 am of 3rd May 2019. Landfall of a cyclone is considered when the eye of the Cyclone enters the land area. Pipili, Puri, Jagatsinghpur,, Kendrapara, Basudebpur will face storm surge and heavy rain and strong wind. […]
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Extremely severe cyclonic storm FANI is at present 660 km SSW of Puri as per IMD bulletin of MID DAY. It will cross Odisha coast between Gopalpur and Chandbali around Puri during 3rd of May in the afternoon with wind speed of 170 – 180 kmph gusting to 200 kmph. […]
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In the last week ending the highest maximum temperature recorded over the plains was 45.5°C at Khargaon (west Madhya Pradesh). Last week North West India faced thunder storm activity. Interior Gujarat, Vidarbha and West MP also faced thunder storm activity due to strong Western Disturbance. Day temperature came down by 3 to […]
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IMD issued a Long Range Forecast on Monday 15th April 2019. This time India Meteorological Department has used the word “NEAR NORMAL”. It is difficult to understand whether it means ‘NORMAL’ or ‘BELOW NORMAL’. Let us study the data given by the IMD and try to understand. As per the […]
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Two primary factors are observed for monsoon performance, which are Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) and El Nino. As per the CPC ENSO discussion of February 2019 Pacific climate has finally entered El Nino. In 2018 the position of Pacific sea was neutral. At present weak El Nino conditions are present […]
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Realised weather during the week Last week’s there were two western disturbances which approached towards North India but both these western disturbances moved away northeastwards. Day temperatures over peninsular India showing increasing trend and heat wave conditions prevailed over Tamilnadu on 8th March. The diurnal variations of temperature is very […]
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Last week the 3 western disturbances affected the Northern parts of India. First WD was observed over East Pakistan on 24th February 2018 and become insignificant on 27th February till it reached Northeastern parts of Jammu. Second WD was observed on 25th February over West Afghanistan and it moved away […]
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Last week passage of western disturbance (WD) were seen in the northern parts of India as shown in the figure. The WD 1, WD 2, WD 3 (shown in red colour) are the positions of western disturbance at 5.8 km above mean sea level from 17th February till 23rd February. […]
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In the last week, the interaction of four weather system created extremely cold weather over Northwest and Central India. These weather systems are A western disturbance which appeared as trough in westerlies on 4th February became an upper air cyclonic circulation over Afghanistan and neighbourhood on 5th February moved westwards […]
Read moreWeather summary: There was effect of Western disturbance over North Jammu & Kashmir throughout the week causing severe cold wave conditions and dense fog at many places over Gangetic West Bengal, Odisha, east Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha and Chhattisgarh, Vidarbha, Telangana. On 28th January 2019, 0.5°C at Churu (west Rajasthan) and […]
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