After many days of delay finally Southwest Monsoon for the current year has started withdrawing from the Indian Sub Continent. IMD through its bulletin announced the withdrawal of Monsoon from parts of Punjab, Haryana & North Rajasthan. These areas are expected to see Monsoon withdrawal around 1st of September effectively meaning for the current year…
The last few days have seen most of Tamil Nadu see warmer than normal temperatures due to the prevailing Dry Easterlies and an overall pattern of clear skies during the early part of the day. Since the onset of Southwest Monsoon the seasonal Westerlies along with the regular moisture incursion had meant temperatures were kept…
The anxious wait for the withdrawal of Southwest Monsoon continues across most parts of the country continues. While places like Tamil Nadu look forward for the arrival of Northeast Monsoon season up North unseasonal rainfall due to delayed withdrawal could play spoilsport to many a farmer. Things though finally seem to fall in place for…
Officially the Southwest Monsoon season in India extends between 1st of June to 30th September from the statistical perspective. According to IMD the traditional monsoon onset date over Kerala (MOK) is 1st June while the withdrawal process from West Rajasthan, where monsoon stays the shortest time, is expected to start from 1st September. In this…
The last couple of days has seen coastal areas of of North Tamil Nadu witness subdued thunderstorm activity. A combination of shifting convergence zones and dry atmospheric conditions has meant A reduction in thunderstorm activity over the region. Easterlies may have picked up in South India but Southwest monsoon has not yet shown signs of…
