Since the Onset on October 26th Northeast Monsoon has been behaving like a Fast Bowler who plans his Yorker / Bouncer once an over. Nov. 7th, Nov. 11, Nov. 18th all were well bowled Yorkers which pretty much uprooted the stumps across many places not only in Coastal Tamil Nadu but also Interior TN, South…
Author: Chennaiyil Oru Mazhaikkaalam
Peninsular Rivers Remain A Worry
The last week’s rainfall episode triggered a flooding event across many parts of Peninsular India which was not seen in many decades. Rivers like Palar saw inflows cross 1.5 lakh cusecs which has possibly never happened in living memory for most people living on its bank. Similarly Then Pennai saw nearly 75000 cusecs which once…
Coastal TN needs to keep a tab on South Bay
Weather events many a times are decided by fine margins particularly over tropical areas like the Indian Sub Continent and while using Global Models were grid resolutions are lower. The last few days once again reiterate this, while many were upset about the “Unnecessary Hypes about heavy rains and Red Alerts for Chennai on Thursday”…
Chennai Rains – A Year of Bounty
It is often remarked the IMD classification of Southwest Monsoon Season & Northeast Monsoon Season has been created with the objective of making record keeping less cumbersome though the actual onset & withdrawals of Monsoons do not fall within the Gregorian Calendar dates as envisaged by humans. It is difficult to bind nature to man…
Widespread Heavy Rains likely over North TN & South AP
The events happening over the last 24 hours or so once again confirms how despite all the technological advances that have happened to Global Weather Models North Indian Ocean remains a grave yard for these models. Is it because of reduced observations or improper parameters only a detailed study could throw light on that. On…