Rainfall

This can be observed by rainfall amounts – wettest in the south with average rainfall of convert, driest in the central district of Coupeville with average rainfall of convert, and turning moister again farther north with average rainfall of convert.

Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh will continue to have fairly to widespread rainfall with isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall and thunderstorm and isolated heavy rainfall very likely over Uttar Pradesh, East Rajasthan in the next three days.

After monsoon arrived in Assam on June 10, the weather department recorded an average rainfall of 41 mm in 24 hours on June 17. The IMD predicted moderate rainfall over five days after that, with heavy to very heavy rainfall likely at isolated places.

As of July end, out of the 36 sub-divisions, nine have received deficient rainfall, 14 have received normal rainfall, and 13 have received excess rainfall.

Four out of the 36 sub-divisions across India have received deficient rainfall so far, 18 have received normal rainfall, and 14 have received excess rainfall.

Similarly, Umargam taluka in Valsad district received 6 inch rainfall, followed by 4 inch rainfall in Vapi taluka, 3 inch rainfal in Valsad town, 2 inch rainfall in Dharampur taluka.

Though the Met department had forecast rainfall in some parts of the state, all the 19 geographically distributed monitored places did not witness rainfall till 5:30 p.m., even as it is not clear yet if any place witnessed rainfall later.

Hyderabad: Coastal Andhra Pradesh has received 22 per cent deficit rainfall while Rayalaseema region is 23 per cent deficit in Rainfall this monsoon since June 1. Telangana records 38 per cent deficit in rainfall.

The cumulative rainfall till August 14 was 0.1 per cent above long-term average with the weekly rainfall 45.1 per cent above long-term average owing to heavy rainfall across western and central India, a report said.

Between 1895 and 1990, the total average rainfall was recorded at convert, the highest monthly average rainfall recorded in October at convert, and the lowest monthly average rainfall recorded in March at convert.

The recorded average of Ramallah's rainfall is about convert and minimum rainfall is convert and maximum rainfall is convert.

According to Met Éireann, Ireland has seen the warmest June on record on land and at sea this year and the wettest July on record, with 17 rainfall stations having over double their long-term average monthly rainfall.

Bengaluru south had recorded 180 mm of rainfall while at the same time, Bengaluru north had received only 8 mm of rainfall.

Records for the highest February rainfall total were broken at Glenwood, Mountain View and Piʻihonua, where rainfall data goes back about 30 years.

Average September rainfall across southern England and south Wales is around 60-90mm so it is quite possible that some places will get over a month's rainfall in a day.

Bihar, Jharkhand, and will also see scattered to widespread rainfall with similar conditions from May 9-12, while will experience isolated to scattered rainfall during this period.

Meanwhile, those under orange rainfall warning will have between 15 millimeters (mm) and 30 mm of downpour for the next two hours, areas under the yellow rainfall warning will experience between 7.5 mm and 15 mm of rain for the same period.

Retaining its April forecast, the IMD in a May-end presser said the country could see above-normal rainfall in the four-month monsoon season (June to September) with cumulative rainfall estimated at 106 per cent of the long-period average of 87 cm.

In its first stage Long Range Forecast (LRF) issued last month, IMD had forecast rainfall amounting to 100 per cent of the Long Period Average (LPA), which is normal rainfall for the country during the June to September season.

In Nepal, increased monsoon rainfall and decreased winter rainfall is leading to crop losses from both droughts and floods.