This can be calculated in two ways:-
A. The average of the maximum and minimum temperature over a period of 24 hours, so it is calculated by: (Maximum temperature + Minimum temperature)/2
B. The average of the hourly temperatures over a period of 24 hours, so it is calculated by:
Total of hourly temperatures/24
2. Mean monthly temperature
The average of the mean daily temperatures for a month, so it is calculated by:
Total of mean daily temperatures for the month/number of days in the month
3. Annual temperature range
The difference between the highest mean monthly temperature and the lowest mean monthly temperature, so it is calculated by: Highest mean monthly temperature – Lowest mean monthly temperature
4. Mean annual temperature
The average of mean monthly temperatures of the 12 months in a particular year, so it is calculated by:
Total of 12 mean monthly temperatures of that year/12
Weather debate will happen towards the evening when the pop ups hopefully start. Don’t worry now that predictions are out of the way expect people to debate on temp climbing
srikanth..no way it can be without raining… atleast some cape cover is there today which was not the case earlier and see Radar..already some activity started
Nunga rain
0 mm (Paul Abraham, Templetravel, Rajkmr & KEA)
7 mm (Gopal666)
10 mm (Srikanth)
11 mm (Senthil)
15 mm (Raijin, KAR, Shiva, Vela & Rame1975)
20 mm (Sailu, PJ & Jon)
Meena rain
0 mm (KEA & Paul Abraham)
7 mm (Senthil)
10 mm (Templeltravel, Gopal666, Vela & Rajkmr)
12 mm (Srikanth)
15 mm (Rame1975)
17 mm (Shiva)
20 mm (KAR & Raijin)
25 mm (PJ & Jon)
30 mm (Sailu)
Back in Chennai after about a month. Much as the cloudy weather is helping, it is hard to get used to the humid, warm conditions – yesterday night in particular was quite oppressive. Anyway – looks like I am too late for the contest, but looks like a 34.5C, possibly torrential drizzle (5mm) day today.
Cheeka, Don’t worry, Will call IMD from my dealers number by 2.30pm and update. BTW Vizag is partly cloudy n less humid compared to my last visit in June 1st week. Temp should be around 32 max.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT FOR GUJARAT STATE
Wednesday, 25th September 2013 / 3rd Asvina 1935 (SAKA)
Monsoon was vigorous over Gujarat state and in Diu, Daman, Dadra Nagar Haveli.
CHIEF AMOUNTS OF RAINFALL IN CMS ARE:-
GUJARAT REGION
SYNOPTIC SITUATION;-
YESTERDAY’S UPPER AIR CYCLONIC CIRCULATION NOW LIES OVER GUJARAT REGION & NEIGHBOURHOOD EXTENDING UP TO MID-TROPOSPHERIC LEVEL.
Forecast until the morning 26-09-2013
North Gujarat
MODERATE TO RATHER HEAVY RAIN OR THUNDERSHOWER WOULD OCCUR AT MOST PLACES.
South Gujarat
MODERATE TO RATHER HEAVY RAIN OR THUNDERSHOWER WOULD OCCUR AT MOST PLACES.
Saurashtra
MODERATE TO RATHER HEAVY RAIN OR THUNDERSHOWER WOULD OCCUR AT MOST PLACES..
Kutch
MODERATE TO RATHER HEAVY RAIN OR THUNDERSHOWER WOULD OCCUR AT MOST PLACES.
WARNING :- HEAVY TO VERY HEAVY RAINS AT A FEW PLACES,WITH ISOLATED EXTREMELY HEAVY FALLS, WOULD OCCUR OVER NORTH GUJARAT REGION , SAURASHTRA-KUTCH REGION AND IN DIU DURING THE NEXT 48 HOURS. HEAVY TO VERY HEAVY RAINS WOULD ALSO OCCUR AT A FEW PLACES OVER SOUTH GUJARAT REGION AND DAMAN, DADRA NAGAR HAVELI DURING THE NEXT 24HOURS.
FORECAST AND FARMERS’ WEATHER BULLETIN VALID TILL THE MORNING OF 27.09.2013
Moderate to rather heavy rain/thundershowers would occur at most places in all the districts of Gujarat state and in Diu, Daman, Dadra Nagar Haveli.
OUT LOOK FOR SUBSEQUENT TWO DAYS: No large change.
HEAVY RAINFALL WARNING:-
Heavy to Very Heavy rains at a few places, with isolated extremely heavy falls, would occur over North Gujarat region, Saurashtra-Kutch region and Diu during the next 48 hours.
Heavy to Very Heavy rains would also occur at a few places over South Gujarat region and Daman, Dadra Nagar Haveli during the next 24 hours.
FORECAST FOR AHMEDABAD AND NEIGHBOURHOOD VALID UNTILL MORNING OF 26.09.2013:-
Frequent spells of Rain/Thundershowers, at times heavy, would occur.
Rame 1975..Regarding the formatting and the IMD data which you keep pasting here…There is a reason why no one else copy paste them here apart from you and Parthasri..
this data is easily available in IMD site and KEA homepages… The really useful data which cannot be easily obtained is pasted here by Pradeep John.
OKAY sailu , got the point. it takes time to format I know the links
Moreover those browsing through mobiles need not go to various links , that is why i am trying to post .
Today is going to be a slow day for systems. No pop ups in the horizon, wind pattern at 1.8 kms almost non existent. Could be a day with no rains also.
chandru24 | September 25, 2013 at 7:55 am
Guys can someone answer my question below:
Guys am amazed to look at the satellite image of the clouds over Gujarat. Its been 4 days and the system still looks very intense.. How can a system at the fag end of the Southwest Monsoon that has moved over the land significantly from the Orissa coast all the way till gujarat retain such intensity.
And it seems to be persisting still producing some very very heavy rains.
Chandru..Very valid question indeed. Will get a answer soon.
Is it because of the High pressure to the north of the system that is preventing the system from moving further away to the west ?
yeah, the problem is there for the past 2 days here too..
Guys I always wondered why nature has committed such a crime over tamil nadu by raising the height of western ghats just it enters tamilnadu from karnataka. The height of western ghats separating goa and karnataka, coastal karnataka and south interior karnataka is not so steeper compared to the ghat height between kerala and Tamil nadu. Notably tall peaks of western ghats are located in tamil nadu and kerala only ( Anaimudi, dodabetta)
Because of this steep height of western ghats between kerala and tamil nadu, 90% of the rainfall is completely stopped and made to pour only on kerala side. But kodagu, south interior karnataka, bangalore regions receive good rainfall because of SWM because of not so steep height separating coastal karnataka (Mangalore region) and south interior karnataka (like madikeri, mysore, bangalore regions).
Had this height continued like that in karnataka, we would have got another kaveri river in south TN, better climate in entire TN, more importantly much more greenish TN. Seeing this nature apathy, I only think about the curse madurai (south TN ) received from kannagi. (This is just my theory, pl give your comments)
It’s the same Western ghats that helps rain bearing clouds does not cross Tamil nadu during nem. Also if eastern ghats was as tall as Western ghat’s, Tamil nadu would have been left with a narrow fertile coastal region forcing the interior Tamil nadu to be a rain shadow region.
NO srikanth, NEM gives good rainfall to south kerala also. Kerala has two rainfall seasons and NEM in kerala is called thula varsham. Trivandrum gets about 50-60 CM from NEM. I am not talking about eastern ghats, it not a continuous wall like western ghats and it ends in nilgiris so south TN is not all affected. My thought is if western ghats had maintained height similar in karnataka , south TN would have got very good rainfall like south interior karnataka , hubli in karnataka or even pune region in maharashtra.
Grt piece of information. i too had this doubt in my mind for a long time. I thought that during SWM the intensity goes on increasing from N.Kerala to Coastal MH during this period and mother nature has her own way.
Orographic rainfall will occur mainly in the slopes and then in the peaks, but if the mountains maintain the same height for a large distance, the leeward half won’t get much rain and will be a bit wetter than rainshadow regions. If there was no western ghats, western coast will be very wet, but we won’t get a drop as those SWM bands will dissipate after reaching about 75 km in TN or not even that.
I have a doubt about your explanation in what will happen if no western ghats… Then “HOW SWM SPREADING ALL OVER NORTH INDIA”? If SWM bands will dissipate in 75km means central india wil also be a desert right?
same thing i had in my mind. “what will happen If there is no western ghats” i don’t think it will dissipate in 75 km again it depends areas in high altitude will have mild climate like bangalore. the amount of rainfall will vary with respect to altitude, vegetation (forest cover).if altitude reduces then like susa said it will dissipate if altitude increases then precipitation will increase its very complex.
Hi Dinesh, if you allow me to reply. South west monsoon has two wings. One is Arabian sea wing and other is bay of bengal wing. Arabian sea branch gives rainfall to the entire western coast till mumbai and bay of bengal wing is the one which gives rainfall to entire rest of india like madhya pradesh, gujarat , delhi and pakistan
If there is no western ghats, there wont be bay of bengal wing and rest of india will not get rain at all. This is my understanding. correct me if am wrong.
o my god ! saurashtra and kutch devastated by rains. property and lives are at risk 😦
Ram i got this information from wiki for the topic monsoon of south asia. under mechanism of monsoon title, i quote
“Monsoon is a tropical phenomenon. Indian subcontinent, lies northwards of the equator up to the Himalayas and Hindukush, primarily in the tropical zone of the Northern Hemisphere. Weather pattern involves winds blowing from the south-west direction (known as South-West Monsoon) from the Indian Ocean onto the Indian landmass during the months of June through September. These are generally rain-bearing winds, blowing from sea to land, and bring rains to most parts of the subcontinent. They split into two branches, the Arabian Sea Branch and the Bay of Bengal Branch near the southernmost end of the Indian Peninsula”
The spliting is happening because of western ghats in kanya kumari region.
“The splitting is happening because of western ghats in kanyakumari region.” did you see the last line in wiki. cause i cann’t see that particular line in wiki.
SWM rains in Central and northern India will not be actual monsoon spells which affect only the west coast, but convective thunderstorms and depression rains. SWM causes lot of LPAs and monsoon depressions which travel through central india and dump heavy rain there. These are like our very own heavy Northeast monsoon spells, but since the systems will maintain strength throughout India, it will produce rain and thunderstorms in the interiors. They also get thunderstorms through convection like Chennai from Jun-September. These are the 2 ways in which interior india gets rains. This is not the actual SWM rains which only affect the coastal areas in the west.
There is no actual splitting point. SWM rains die off at TN border near Kerala and about 100 km west of BNG in Karnataka. NEM rains fade off near Vellore districts and places further south in the same line. Extreme interior TN gets only thunderstorms throughout the year and no SWM or NEM rains. Salem manages 105 cm per year just through thunderstorms!
Actual SWM rains will only affect West coast of India. Similarly, actual NEM rains will only affect India east coast. SWM rains can’t reach past western ghats and NEM rains won’t go beyond 125-150 km TN coast. Places like Bangalore get only thunderstorms throughout the year
Date Temperature ( o C ) Weather Forecast
Minimum Maximum
26-Sep 27.0 32.0 Partly cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm
27-Sep 27.0 33.0 Partly cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm
28-Sep 27.0 34.0 Partly cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm
29-Sep 27.0 34.0 Light rain
For next 24 hours: The sky condition would be generally cloudy. Rain or thundershowers may occur in some areas during evening or night. Maximum and minimum temperature would be around 33 and 26 degree Celsius respectively.
For next 48 hours: The sky condition would be generally cloudy. Rain or thundershowers may occur in some areas during evening or night. Maximum and minimum temperature would be around 33 and 26 degree Celsius respectively
24-09-2013 was the hottest day of this month so far.
City residents experienced the hottest day so far, this month, on Tuesday with temperatures touching 35.6 degrees Celsius in Nungambakkam.
For the third consecutive day, residents bore the scorching sun. The weather observatory in Meenambakkam recorded 36 degrees Celsius, two degrees above normal, for the second time this month.
It was an uncomfortable day for September especially after a few days of rains and pleasant weather over the past week.However, meteorologists said, Chennai and neighbouring districts would escape a completely dry weather, unlike the rest of the State, with rains expected before Thursday.
The weather models indicate heavy showers in Chennai, Tiruvallur and Kancheepuram. There will be light rains in the northern coastal districts for three days from Thursday.Y.E.A. Raj, deputy director general of meteorology, Regional Meteorological Centre, said the city would receive rains similar to last weekend’s heavy showers due to local convective activity.Rise in day temperatures occurred whenever there were clear skies, even towards the end of September.
Last year, maximum temperature in the city touched 36.8 degrees Celsius on September 3. Chennai recorded the decade’s highest temperature of 38.7 degrees Celsius on September 26, 2009, said Mr. Raj.
The southwest monsoon has resulted in good rains in the city. This year, Chennai has received 64 cm of rainfall so far. Of this, nearly 61 cm were recorded during the southwest monsoon, since June 1.The meteorological department expects the monsoon to revive in the first week of October, in the State.
The department forecasts rain or thundershowers in some areas in the evening or night for two days. The day temperatures will be around 36 degrees Celsius.
KeaWeather Archives 
nice topic kea
Not expecting any entries until later in the morning. Will the cloud cover clear and heat be back?
but nice topic kea
Go to profile & update photo
KEA
I am making changes to the predictions
KEA ,
My Prediction for 25-09-2013
NUNGAMBAKKAM MAX TEMP. = 33.7 Deg Celsius
MEENAMBAKKAM MAX TEMP. = 33.9 Deg Celsius
Rainfall
NUNGAMBAKKAM = 15 MM
MEENAMBAKKAM = 15 MM
I do not think so. It may persist till afternoon or evening. 🙄
How to Calculate & Predict the Temp ?
1. Average (mean) daily temperature
This can be calculated in two ways:-
A. The average of the maximum and minimum temperature over a period of 24 hours, so it is calculated by: (Maximum temperature + Minimum temperature)/2
B. The average of the hourly temperatures over a period of 24 hours, so it is calculated by:
Total of hourly temperatures/24
2. Mean monthly temperature
The average of the mean daily temperatures for a month, so it is calculated by:
Total of mean daily temperatures for the month/number of days in the month
3. Annual temperature range
The difference between the highest mean monthly temperature and the lowest mean monthly temperature, so it is calculated by: Highest mean monthly temperature – Lowest mean monthly temperature
4. Mean annual temperature
The average of mean monthly temperatures of the 12 months in a particular year, so it is calculated by:
Total of 12 mean monthly temperatures of that year/12
Vela , Good morning .
Nice and easy ways to find temperature
* calculating temp values for meteorological purposes.
My Prediction
Nunga – 34.3 – 15mm
Meena – 34.5 – 10mm
KEA
I am making changes to the predictions. Pls update my prediction values.
KEA ,
My Prediction for 25-09-2013
NUNGAMBAKKAM MAX TEMP. = 33.7 Deg Celsius
MEENAMBAKKAM MAX TEMP. = 33.9 Deg Celsius
Rainfall
NUNGAMBAKKAM = 15 MM
MEENAMBAKKAM = 15 MM
Reply
My Prediction for 25-09-2013
NUNGAMBAKKAM MAX TEMP. = 33.1 Deg Celsius
MEENAMBAKKAM MAX TEMP. = 33.3 Deg Celsius
Rainfall
NUNGAMBAKKAM = 20 MM
MEENAMBAKKAM = 25 MM
hi pj
hi
pj should be correct
My Prediction for today :
Nunga – 32.9 – 0 mm
Meena – 33.2 – 10 mm
N 33 20mm
M 33 25mm
temp 30.3
humidity 70
nung- 33.2c and 7mm
meena- 33.4c and 11mm
nunga 33.6 0 mm
meena 33.5 10 mm
nunga 33.00
meena 32.9
nunga rainfall 20mm
meena rainfall 30mm
because of contest posting.. missing weather debate..
Weather debate will happen towards the evening when the pop ups hopefully start. Don’t worry now that predictions are out of the way expect people to debate on temp climbing
My Prediction for today :
Nunga – 33.1.15mm
Meena – 33.2 20mm
Nunga : 32:1, 10 mm
Meena: 32:1 , 12 mm
Ehsan.. My figs forcthe day. Nunga 32.6 Rain 15mm Meena 32.5..Rains 17mm.
Looks like no one is taking the gamble of no rains today. Could be a good bet to take up no rains today
lol funny all posting within a gap of 5 mins :lol;
its like F1 qualifying when rain is forecast
As usual am the biggest gambler of the lot, hope I turn out to be Vettel of Singapore GP rather than making a fool of myself
haha yea 😆
Kea, Paul & Rajkmr taking the gamble on no rains, could turn out the winners of the day
srikanth..no way it can be without raining… atleast some cape cover is there today which was not the case earlier and see Radar..already some activity started
Lets see. by the look of it even my gamble on temp may not be enough.
Day 3 of the contest entries (entries closed)
Nunga Max
32.1 (Srikanth)
32.6 (Shiva)
32.7 (KEA)
32.9 (Rajkmr)
33.0 (Sailu, Senthil & Jon)
33.1 (PJ & Raijin)
33.2 (Gopal666)
33.3 (Paul Abraham)
33.5 (KAR)
33.6 (Templetravel)
33.7 (Rame1975)
34.3 (Vela)
Meena Max
32.1 (Srikanth)
32.5 (Shiva)
32.7 (Senthil)
32.9 (KEA & Sailu)
33.0 (Jon)
33.2 (Rajkmr & Raijin)
33.3 (PJ)
33.4 (Gopal666 & Paul Abraham)
33.5 (KAR & Templetravel)
33.9 (Rame1975)
34.5 (Vela)
Nunga rain
0 mm (Paul Abraham, Templetravel, Rajkmr & KEA)
7 mm (Gopal666)
10 mm (Srikanth)
11 mm (Senthil)
15 mm (Raijin, KAR, Shiva, Vela & Rame1975)
20 mm (Sailu, PJ & Jon)
Meena rain
0 mm (KEA & Paul Abraham)
7 mm (Senthil)
10 mm (Templeltravel, Gopal666, Vela & Rajkmr)
12 mm (Srikanth)
15 mm (Rame1975)
17 mm (Shiva)
20 mm (KAR & Raijin)
25 mm (PJ & Jon)
30 mm (Sailu)
I made the entry in the morning – so in temp i look like in the last.
Not look like, i am in the last
for all we know.. temp may not cross 32
wait & see it will go up to 34
its rising fast now, hope it doesn’t rise too quickly
Hope it touches 34 Deg celsius today !!!!!!!
It seems lot of people will get bulbs for temp predictions .
The biggest bulb will be for me, having gambled all I might end is 2 points for prediction with a 0 for all if the temp does not go above 31.2
still cloud cover in ayanavaram
Cloud cover almost all over chennai
No school today or Quarterly exams over ?
yes over
today morning anyone see lighting?
Paul I did see a red sky as you had posted in the morning, did not see any lightening when I woke up
today lighting flashes was awesome
Any one calling IMD yet for the max temp over the last 3 hours
No way. . Will only get bulb like yesterday
Shiva will call from Vizag because he is the best placed in terms of Temp predictions
No way you won’t get bulb today. those who have predicted over 33.5 will get bulbs today
Sksvram
nungambakkam 31.2 18 mm
Meenambakkam 31.3 15 mm
Too much optimistic 🙄
Time closed i think…..: 😆
Back in Chennai after about a month. Much as the cloudy weather is helping, it is hard to get used to the humid, warm conditions – yesterday night in particular was quite oppressive. Anyway – looks like I am too late for the contest, but looks like a 34.5C, possibly torrential drizzle (5mm) day today.
Welcome Ashwinds to NAMMA CHENNAI !!!!! 😛 😛 😛
BTW Gujarat is getting battered for the past 3- 4 days and still rains continuing.
It seems lot of people will get bulbs for temp predictions .
temp touches 31.4 deg in Kea metsite
Inching towards 32 deg celsius
32.2 already
Cheeka, Don’t worry, Will call IMD from my dealers number by 2.30pm and update. BTW Vizag is partly cloudy n less humid compared to my last visit in June 1st week. Temp should be around 32 max.
Kea site has already dropped by .4 C in 10 minutes with wind direction showing SE hoping it does not increase any more
I think me and vela will get a big ZERO for temps
There will be quite a few, any one who has predicted above 33.3 would not get any points in my opinion
YOU ARE IN THE SAFE ZONE AS FAR AS TEMP PREDICTIONS ARE CONCERNED
Novak alias Shiva
YOU ARE IN THE SAFE ZONE AS FAR AS TEMP PREDICTIONS ARE CONCERNED
temperature 32.1
humidity 65
KEA,
weekly contest result presentation is very good.
We can download it in any format ( excel , pdf, html , open document , csv file ,plain text )
Thanks KEA. You are doing every bit to make the contest attractive.
@ SAILU
No way you won’t get bulb today. those who have predicted over 33.5 will get bulbs today
LETS SEE..IT SHOULD ATLEAST GO ABOVE 32.5
SAILU.
YOU ARE HAVING HIGH PROBABILITY OF ZERO OR LESS POINTS REGARDING TEMP PREDICTIONS
Possible candidates for getting zero or less points today
Nunga Max
33.0 (Sailu, Senthil & Jon)
33.1 (PJ & Raijin)
33.2 (Gopal666)
33.3 (Paul Abraham)
33.5 (KAR)
33.6 (Templetravel)
33.7 (Rame1975)
34.3 (Vela)
Meena Max
33.0 (Jon)
33.2 (Rajkmr & Raijin)
33.3 (PJ)
33.4 (Gopal666 & Paul Abraham)
33.5 (KAR & Templetravel)
33.9 (Rame1975)
34.5 (Vela)
hope cloud cover will clear soon so we get max 34 or 35
Ehsan..the Homepage shows the wind direction in degrees format rather than geographical direction. Please change that
You want that compass to show direction . Right ?
Yeah it will be nice .
accuweather predicts three day rain 26,27,28.nice to see accuweather rain
predicts rain
now down to 31.4c
meena touches a max of 31.5.. sea breeze sets in which increases ts chances later in the evening. i dont see temp rising further.
Where did you get the 31.5 figure Jon
weaheronline site. there mite be little deviation(+-0.2) in IMD’s readings
Ok thanks.
Confirmed by IMD or what ?
Hi Jon GOOD AFTERNOON
gud noon
Your own AWS readings ?
predicts two day rain 27th and 28th
*foreca
surat 32cm 😮
add another 5cm today.. still raining non stop
Jon weatheronline prediction is same as in Kea Metsite.
Spot on….
kea is for nunga n weatehronline is for meena.. how can it be the same?
Still heavy rains forecast for Gujarat
thanks for your info for Meenambakkam Temp. in WeatherOnline site
srikanth and shiva gain from temp contest today!
That’s what i said earlier
Observations recorded at 0830 hrs IST on 25.09.2013
(WEATHER OVER TAMIL NADU & PUDUCHERRY)
STATION
MAXIMUM TEMP
(º C)
MINIMUM TEMP
(º C)
RAINFALL (MM UPTO 0830 HOURS)
ADIRAMPATNAM
33.6
27.3
0.0
CHENNAI NUNGAMBAKKAM
35.6
27.5
0.1
CHENNAI AP
36.0
26.6
0.0
COIMBATORE AP
32.4
22.6
0.0
COONOOR
23.0
13.7
0.0
CUDDALORE
34.5
26.2
0.0
DHARMAPURI
33.2
20.5
0.0
KANYAKUMARI
30.4
24.2
0.0
KARAIKAL
34.8
26.1
0.0
KARUR PARAMATHI
37.4
24.2
0.0
KODAIKANAL
21.0
11.5
0.0
MADURAI AP
38.0
26.2
0.0
NAGAPATTINAM
34.6
26.1
0.0
PALAYAMKOTTAI
38.8
26.6
0.0
PAMBAN
33.0
26.6
0.0
PARANGIPETTAI
33.5
26.0
0.0
PUDUCHERRY
34.6
26.5
0.0
SALEM
34.4
23.2
0.0
TIRUCHIRAPALLI
37.2
25.1
0.0
TIRUPATHUR
32.8
18.8
0.0
TONDI
31.6
27.6
0.0
THOOTHUKUDI
33.0
26.0
0.0
VALPARAI
24.5
13.0
0.0
VELLORE
35.8
25.0
0.0
OOPS … FORMATTING GONE WRONG… 🙂
SORRY FORMAT GONE CLUMSY ; 😈
TAMIL NADU DAILY RAINFALL DATED 25.09.2013
THE CHIEF AMOUNTS OF RAINFALL RECORDED IN CENTIMETRES AT 0830 HOURS IST :
Thiruvalangadu (Tiruvallur Dist) 3.
JON
I observed at the same time in both KEA and WEATHERONLINE
DAILY WEATHER REPORT FOR GUJARAT STATE
Wednesday, 25th September 2013 / 3rd Asvina 1935 (SAKA)
Monsoon was vigorous over Gujarat state and in Diu, Daman, Dadra Nagar Haveli.
CHIEF AMOUNTS OF RAINFALL IN CMS ARE:-
GUJARAT REGION
: Umerpada (dist Surat) 37, Surat_aws (dist Surat) 32, Bardoli (dist Surat) 26, Silvassa (dist Dadara & Nagar Haveli) 24, Vagra (dist Broach) 24, Karjan (dist Baroda) 24, Choryasi (dist Surat) 23, Palsana (dist Surat) 22, Jalalpor (dist Navsari) 20, Navsari (dist Navsari) 19, Kamrej (dist Surat) 19, Kheda (dist Kheda) 17, Anand (dist Anand) 17, Nandod (dist Narmada) 17, Mandvi (dist Surat) 16, Tilakwada (dist Narmada) 16, Sinor (dist Baroda) 16, Kaprada (dist Valsad) 16, Jambuser (dist Broach) 15, Sagbara (dist Narmada) 15, Vapi (dist Valsad) 15, Umergam (dist Valsad) 15, Borsad (dist Anand) 14, Rajpipala (dist Narmada) 13, Surat City (dist Surat) 13, Madhbun (dist Dadara & Nagar Haveli) 13, Bharuch (dist Broach) 13, Sojitra (dist Anand) 12, Gandevi (dist Navsari) 12, Hansot_arg (dist Broach) 12, Sankheda (dist Baroda) 12, Hansot (dist Broach) 11, Amod (dist Broach) 11, Dholka_arg (dist Ahmedabad) 11, Dholka (dist Ahmedabad) 11, Savli (dist Baroda) 11, Borasad_arg (dist Anand) 11, Dabhoi_arg (dist Baroda) 11, Ranpur (dist Ahmedabad) 11, Dediapada (dist Narmada) 10, Matar (dist Kheda) 10, Jhagadia (dist Broach) 10, Vyara (dist Tapi) 10, Mahudha (dist Kheda) 9, Mahemdavad (dist Kheda) 9, Valsad (dist Valsad) 9, Gandevi_arg (dist Navsari) 9, Mahuva (dist Surat) 8, Barvala (dist Ahmedabad) 8, Abad City (dist Ahmedabad) 8, Gandhinagar (dist Gandhinagar) 8, Pardi (dist Valsad) 8, Viramgam_arg (dist Ahmedabad) 8, Nadiad (dist Kheda) 7, Ankleshwer (dist Broach) 7, Padra (dist Baroda) 7, Nanipalson (dist Valsad) 7, Khambhat (dist Anand) 7, Vadodara (dist Baroda) 6, Daman (dist Daman) 6, Ukai (dist Surat) 6, Valod (dist Tapi) 6, Olpad (dist Surat) 6, Umreth (dist Anand) 6, Petlad (dist Anand) 6, Kalol_arg (dist Gandhinagar) 6, Halol (dist Panchmahal) 6, Barvala_arg (dist Ahmedabad) 6, Valia (dist Broach) 5, Naswadi (dist Baroda) 5, Dharampur (dist Valsad) 5, Waghodia (dist Baroda) 5, Sinor_arg (dist Baroda) 5, Anklav (dist Anand) 5, Detroj (dist Ahmedabad) 5, Jambughoda (dist Panchmahal) 5, Dabhoi (dist Baroda) 5, Songadh (dist Tapi) 4, Bhabhar (dist Banaskantha) 4, Kamrej_arg (dist Surat) 4, Vansda (dist Navsari) 4, Ghoghamba (dist Panchmahal) 4, Balasinor (dist Kheda) 4, Jetpur Pavi (dist Baroda) 4, Mehasana_aws (dist Mehsana) 4, Kalol(g) (dist Gandhinagar) 4, Waghai_arg (dist Dangs) 4, Chikhli (dist Navsari) 4, Vadgam (dist Banaskantha) 4, Saputara_arg (dist Dangs) 4, Mahesana (dist Mehsana) 4, Sanand (dist Ahmedabad) 4, Kalol (dist Panchmahal) 3, Radhanpur (dist Patan) 3, Wanakbori (dist Kheda) 3, Kathalal (dist Kheda) 3, Tarapur (dist Anand) 3, Sankheda_arg (dist Baroda) 3, Mansa (dist Gandhinagar) 3, Kadi (dist Mehsana) 3, Chhota Udepur (dist Baroda) 3, Navasari_aws (dist Navsari) 3, Deodar (dist Banaskantha) 3, Viramgam (dist Ahmedabad) 3, Dhandhuka (dist Ahmedabad) 3, Vijapur (dist Mehsana) 3, Santalpur (dist Patan) 3, Godhra (dist Panchmahal) 3, Malpur (dist Sabarkantha) 3, Thasra (dist Kheda) 3, Dangs (ahwa) (dist Dangs) 3, Mandal (dist Ahmedabad) 3, Unjha (dist Mehsana) 3, Bavla (dist Ahmedabad) 3, Kadana (dist Panchmahal) 2, Shahera (dist Panchmahal) 2, Himatanagar (dist Sabarkantha) 2, Dascroi (dist Ahmedabad) 2, Morva Hadaf (dist Panchmahal) 2, Quant (dist Baroda) 2, Khanpur (dist Panchmahal) 2, Bodeli (dist Baroda) 2, Kapadvanj (dist Kheda) 2, Dhanpur (dist Dahod) 2, Khambhat_arg (dist Anand) 2, Prantij (dist Sabarkantha) 2, Becharaji (dist Mehsana) 2, Santrampur (dist Panchmahal) 2, Siddhpur (dist Patan) 2, Uchchhal (dist Tapi) 1, Meghraj (dist Sabarkantha) 1, Dahegam (dist Gandhinagar) 1, Dharoi Colony (dist Mehsana) 1, Sami (dist Patan) 1, Lunawada (dist Panchmahal) 1, Dantewada_aws (dist Banaskantha) 1, Dantiwada (dist Banaskantha) 1, Tharad_arg (dist Banaskantha) 1, Dahod (dist Dahod) 1, Garbada (dist Dahod) 1, Satlasana (dist Mehsana) 1, Bhiloda (dist Sabarkantha) 1, Talod (dist Sabarkantha) 1, Bayad (dist Sabarkantha) 1
SAURASHTRA & KUTCH
: Malia_miana (dist Rajkot) 9, Tankara (dist Rajkot) 8, Muli (dist Surendranagar) 8, Bhuj (dist Kutch) 7, Sayla (dist Surendranagar) 7, Shihor (dist Bhavnagar) 7, Mahuva(b) (dist Bhavnagar) 7, Khambhalia (dist Jamnagar) 7, Bhavnagar (dist Bhavnagar) 6, Dhrangadhra (dist Surendranagar) 6, Ghogha (dist Bhavnagar) 6, Visavadar (dist Junagarh) 6, Rajkot (dist Rajkot) 5, Kharaghoda (dist Surendranagar) 5, Junagadh (dist Junagarh) 5, Chuda (dist Surendranagar) 5, Jamkandorna (dist Rajkot) 5, Bhachau (dist Kutch) 4, Morbi (dist Rajkot) 4, Dhrol_arg (dist Jamnagar) 4, Lodhika_arg (dist Rajkot) 4, Halvad (dist Surendranagar) 4, Lodhika (dist Rajkot) 4, Valbhipur_arg (dist Bhavnagar) 4, Rajula (dist Amreli) 4, Vallabhipur (dist Bhavnagar) 4, Dasada (dist Surendranagar) 4, Kotdasangani (dist Rajkot) 3, Umrala (dist Bhavnagar) 3, Dhoraji (dist Rajkot) 3, Wankaner (dist Rajkot) 3, Mandvi(k) (dist Kutch) 3, Keshod (dist Junagarh) 3, Nakhatrana (dist Kutch) 3, Rajula_arg (dist Amreli) 3, Paddhari (dist Rajkot) 3, Kalavad (dist Jamnagar) 3, Dhrol (dist Jamnagar) 3, Jasdan (dist Rajkot) 3, Upleta (dist Rajkot) 3, Jafrabad (dist Amreli) 3, Botad (dist Bhavnagar) 3, Dhoraji_arg (dist Rajkot) 3, Malia (dist Junagarh) 3, Jamnagar (dist Jamnagar) 3, Gondal (dist Rajkot) 3, Botad_arg (dist Bhavnagar) 3, Jetpur (dist Rajkot) 3, Mangrol(j) (dist Junagarh) 3, Vanthali (dist Junagarh) 3, Kalyanpur (dist Jamnagar) 2, Khambha (dist Amreli) 2, Rapar (dist Kutch) 2, Lakhtar (dist Surendranagar) 2, Surendranagar (dist Surendranagar) 2, Jafrabad_arg (dist Amreli) 2, Mendarda (dist Junagarh) 2, Visavdhar_arg (dist Junagarh) 2, Talala (dist Junagarh) 2, Diu (dist Diu) 2, Kandla New (dist Kutch) 2, Palitana (dist Bhavnagar) 2, Limbdi (dist Surendranagar) 2, Jamjodhpur (dist Jamnagar) 2, Kutiana (dist Porbandar) 2, Dhari (dist Amreli) 2, Jodia (dist Jamnagar) 2, Anjar (dist Kutch) 2, Gadhda (dist Bhavnagar) 2, Wadhvan (dist Surendranagar) 2, Lalpur (dist Jamnagar) 2, Lakhpat (dist Kutch) 2, Okha (dist Jamnagar) 1, Kodinar (dist Junagarh) 1, Bagasra (dist Amreli) 1, Dhari_arg (dist Amreli) 1, Babra (dist Amreli) 1, Ranavav (dist Porbandar) 1, Lilia (dist Amreli) 1, Mundra (dist Kutch) 1, Liliya_arg (dist Bhavnagar) 1, Gariadhar (dist Bhavnagar) 1, Savarkundala_arg (dist Amreli) 1, Mangrol_arg (dist Junagarh) 1, Bhanvad (dist Jamnagar) 1, Bachau_aws (dist Kutch) 1, Manavadar (dist Junagarh) 1, Amreli (dist Amreli) 1, Porbandar (dist Porbandar) 1, Lathi (dist Amreli) 1, Chotila (dist Surendranagar) 1
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MONSOON WAS VIGOROUS OVER GUJARAT STATE .
SYNOPTIC SITUATION;-
YESTERDAY’S UPPER AIR CYCLONIC CIRCULATION NOW LIES OVER GUJARAT REGION & NEIGHBOURHOOD EXTENDING UP TO MID-TROPOSPHERIC LEVEL.
Forecast until the morning 26-09-2013
North Gujarat
MODERATE TO RATHER HEAVY RAIN OR THUNDERSHOWER WOULD OCCUR AT MOST PLACES.
South Gujarat
MODERATE TO RATHER HEAVY RAIN OR THUNDERSHOWER WOULD OCCUR AT MOST PLACES.
Saurashtra
MODERATE TO RATHER HEAVY RAIN OR THUNDERSHOWER WOULD OCCUR AT MOST PLACES..
Kutch
MODERATE TO RATHER HEAVY RAIN OR THUNDERSHOWER WOULD OCCUR AT MOST PLACES.
WARNING :- HEAVY TO VERY HEAVY RAINS AT A FEW PLACES,WITH ISOLATED EXTREMELY HEAVY FALLS, WOULD OCCUR OVER NORTH GUJARAT REGION , SAURASHTRA-KUTCH REGION AND IN DIU DURING THE NEXT 48 HOURS. HEAVY TO VERY HEAVY RAINS WOULD ALSO OCCUR AT A FEW PLACES OVER SOUTH GUJARAT REGION AND DAMAN, DADRA NAGAR HAVELI DURING THE NEXT 24HOURS.
GUJARAT DOES NOT SEEM TO HAVE RESPITE FROM RAINS
Forecast from IMD
FORECAST AND FARMERS’ WEATHER BULLETIN VALID TILL THE MORNING OF 27.09.2013
Moderate to rather heavy rain/thundershowers would occur at most places in all the districts of Gujarat state and in Diu, Daman, Dadra Nagar Haveli.
OUT LOOK FOR SUBSEQUENT TWO DAYS: No large change.
HEAVY RAINFALL WARNING:-
Heavy to Very Heavy rains at a few places, with isolated extremely heavy falls, would occur over North Gujarat region, Saurashtra-Kutch region and Diu during the next 48 hours.
Heavy to Very Heavy rains would also occur at a few places over South Gujarat region and Daman, Dadra Nagar Haveli during the next 24 hours.
FORECAST FOR AHMEDABAD AND NEIGHBOURHOOD VALID UNTILL MORNING OF 26.09.2013:-
Frequent spells of Rain/Thundershowers, at times heavy, would occur.
Rame 1975..Regarding the formatting and the IMD data which you keep pasting here…There is a reason why no one else copy paste them here apart from you and Parthasri..
this data is easily available in IMD site and KEA homepages… The really useful data which cannot be easily obtained is pasted here by Pradeep John.
OKAY sailu , got the point. it takes time to format I know the links
Moreover those browsing through mobiles need not go to various links , that is why i am trying to post .
In future i will try to minimise this
Sure Rame 🙂 thanks… btw mobile browsing becomes complicated with the huge posts
SORRY VELA and others for the posts regarding Gujarat rain figures .
It was large amount of data. So that i have split in 2 comments.
Inconvenience regretted :o:
Gujarat seems to be moving towards massive flood conditions
Temp at 30.6 deg in Kea site
Coming at the end of a good SWM season, it is a wrong time to have such high intense rains.
which day chennai get like that
Next to impossible, 32 cms in a day for Chennai is only dream for us
we get rain in by cyclone
temp 30.7
humidity 73
chances are less to increase
cloud cover still on but nice climate in chennai chance of RAIN WILL INCREASE IN EVENING
Meena Max temp 31!!
hi
Shiva has mentioned 32 in Whatsapp
Yes 32 only. .I typed wrongly. . Sorry
Ok
no.. current temp 32 at meena
Missed the contest as i had a meeting til 12 30. Feeling bad.. Nd the cloud cover has jus added spice to the already hot contest!!
Today 8.30 am ending rainfall
No where else it had rained in TN
Thiruvalangadu – 32 mm
Puzhal – 11 mm
Madhavaram – 7 mm
Poondi Agro – 3 mm
RK Pet – 2 mm
Today is going to be a slow day for systems. No pop ups in the horizon, wind pattern at 1.8 kms almost non existent. Could be a day with no rains also.
Finally some pop ups in the 200 km radius, hoping they build some momentum
hi guys
who is the winner where is the IMD readings
*winner today
full day cloudy in Chennai
29.5c temp in kea.metsite.com
chandru24 | September 25, 2013 at 7:55 am
Guys can someone answer my question below:
Guys am amazed to look at the satellite image of the clouds over Gujarat. Its been 4 days and the system still looks very intense.. How can a system at the fag end of the Southwest Monsoon that has moved over the land significantly from the Orissa coast all the way till gujarat retain such intensity.
And it seems to be persisting still producing some very very heavy rains.
Chandru..Very valid question indeed. Will get a answer soon.
Is it because of the High pressure to the north of the system that is preventing the system from moving further away to the west ?
28.9c temp in nunga as per kea
temp at 17:30
nunga max 31.7
meena max 32.1
Official Figures from IMD Office. ?Nunga max 31.7, Meena 32.1.
yes iam also saw that
IMD – TEMP Reading
Nunga 31.7
Meena 32.1
http://www.imdchennai.gov.in/obs_data.htm#CHENNAI%20WEATHER
who are the winner today
May be u may lead after calculating the rainfall details
no iam not leading today because iam loses my points in temp
If it does not rain today you would be in the top or close to top by tomorrow morning
wat about ashwinds points
Ashwin did not participate today
partha sir points?
will i get any points today ?
nungambakkam 31.2 18 mm
Meenambakkam 31.3 15 mm
comments are not getting updated ?!?!?!?!?!?!?
kea comments are not getting updated. am i the only one commenting ? i am confused.
Blog is silent
Whats app is Silent
Outside Weather is Silent
Todays Temperature is Silent….
Whats going on…..
nice line sir
is the imd.gov.in page opening for you guys?
something wrong with my connection or the site? it does open but not formatted properly
yeah, the problem is there for the past 2 days here too..
Guys I always wondered why nature has committed such a crime over tamil nadu by raising the height of western ghats just it enters tamilnadu from karnataka. The height of western ghats separating goa and karnataka, coastal karnataka and south interior karnataka is not so steeper compared to the ghat height between kerala and Tamil nadu. Notably tall peaks of western ghats are located in tamil nadu and kerala only ( Anaimudi, dodabetta)
Because of this steep height of western ghats between kerala and tamil nadu, 90% of the rainfall is completely stopped and made to pour only on kerala side. But kodagu, south interior karnataka, bangalore regions receive good rainfall because of SWM because of not so steep height separating coastal karnataka (Mangalore region) and south interior karnataka (like madikeri, mysore, bangalore regions).
Had this height continued like that in karnataka, we would have got another kaveri river in south TN, better climate in entire TN, more importantly much more greenish TN. Seeing this nature apathy, I only think about the curse madurai (south TN ) received from kannagi. (This is just my theory, pl give your comments)
It’s the same Western ghats that helps rain bearing clouds does not cross Tamil nadu during nem. Also if eastern ghats was as tall as Western ghat’s, Tamil nadu would have been left with a narrow fertile coastal region forcing the interior Tamil nadu to be a rain shadow region.
Nature has its checks and balances.
NO srikanth, NEM gives good rainfall to south kerala also. Kerala has two rainfall seasons and NEM in kerala is called thula varsham. Trivandrum gets about 50-60 CM from NEM. I am not talking about eastern ghats, it not a continuous wall like western ghats and it ends in nilgiris so south TN is not all affected. My thought is if western ghats had maintained height similar in karnataka , south TN would have got very good rainfall like south interior karnataka , hubli in karnataka or even pune region in maharashtra.
Grt piece of information. i too had this doubt in my mind for a long time. I thought that during SWM the intensity goes on increasing from N.Kerala to Coastal MH during this period and mother nature has her own way.
Orographic rainfall will occur mainly in the slopes and then in the peaks, but if the mountains maintain the same height for a large distance, the leeward half won’t get much rain and will be a bit wetter than rainshadow regions. If there was no western ghats, western coast will be very wet, but we won’t get a drop as those SWM bands will dissipate after reaching about 75 km in TN or not even that.
Hi Sudharshan,
I have a doubt about your explanation in what will happen if no western ghats… Then “HOW SWM SPREADING ALL OVER NORTH INDIA”? If SWM bands will dissipate in 75km means central india wil also be a desert right?
same thing i had in my mind. “what will happen If there is no western ghats” i don’t think it will dissipate in 75 km again it depends areas in high altitude will have mild climate like bangalore. the amount of rainfall will vary with respect to altitude, vegetation (forest cover).if altitude reduces then like susa said it will dissipate if altitude increases then precipitation will increase its very complex.
Hi Dinesh, if you allow me to reply. South west monsoon has two wings. One is Arabian sea wing and other is bay of bengal wing. Arabian sea branch gives rainfall to the entire western coast till mumbai and bay of bengal wing is the one which gives rainfall to entire rest of india like madhya pradesh, gujarat , delhi and pakistan
If there is no western ghats, there wont be bay of bengal wing and rest of india will not get rain at all. This is my understanding. correct me if am wrong.
o my god ! saurashtra and kutch devastated by rains. property and lives are at risk 😦
@selvam mohan western ghats have nothing to do with bay of bengal branch.
Ram i got this information from wiki for the topic monsoon of south asia. under mechanism of monsoon title, i quote
“Monsoon is a tropical phenomenon. Indian subcontinent, lies northwards of the equator up to the Himalayas and Hindukush, primarily in the tropical zone of the Northern Hemisphere. Weather pattern involves winds blowing from the south-west direction (known as South-West Monsoon) from the Indian Ocean onto the Indian landmass during the months of June through September. These are generally rain-bearing winds, blowing from sea to land, and bring rains to most parts of the subcontinent. They split into two branches, the Arabian Sea Branch and the Bay of Bengal Branch near the southernmost end of the Indian Peninsula”
The spliting is happening because of western ghats in kanya kumari region.
“The splitting is happening because of western ghats in kanyakumari region.” did you see the last line in wiki. cause i cann’t see that particular line in wiki.
SWM rains in Central and northern India will not be actual monsoon spells which affect only the west coast, but convective thunderstorms and depression rains. SWM causes lot of LPAs and monsoon depressions which travel through central india and dump heavy rain there. These are like our very own heavy Northeast monsoon spells, but since the systems will maintain strength throughout India, it will produce rain and thunderstorms in the interiors. They also get thunderstorms through convection like Chennai from Jun-September. These are the 2 ways in which interior india gets rains. This is not the actual SWM rains which only affect the coastal areas in the west.
@Selvam Mohan
There is no actual splitting point. SWM rains die off at TN border near Kerala and about 100 km west of BNG in Karnataka. NEM rains fade off near Vellore districts and places further south in the same line. Extreme interior TN gets only thunderstorms throughout the year and no SWM or NEM rains. Salem manages 105 cm per year just through thunderstorms!
Actual SWM rains will only affect West coast of India. Similarly, actual NEM rains will only affect India east coast. SWM rains can’t reach past western ghats and NEM rains won’t go beyond 125-150 km TN coast. Places like Bangalore get only thunderstorms throughout the year
Bangalore gets thunderstorms only during month of April and May only.
GOOD NIGHT FRIENDS
good night!
Susa
U r found last 2 / 3 days
What happened
Exams..
Just type precipitation outlook for south India 2013-2014 in Google search, it comes first! Good night folks 🙂
IMD FORECAST FOR CHENNAI FOR FOUR DAYS
Date Temperature ( o C ) Weather Forecast
Minimum Maximum
26-Sep 27.0 32.0 Partly cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm
27-Sep 27.0 33.0 Partly cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm
28-Sep 27.0 34.0 Partly cloudy sky with possibility of rain or Thunderstorm
29-Sep 27.0 34.0 Light rain
FORECAST FOR CHENNAI CITY AND NEIGHBOURHOOD:
For next 24 hours: The sky condition would be generally cloudy. Rain or thundershowers may occur in some areas during evening or night. Maximum and minimum temperature would be around 33 and 26 degree Celsius respectively.
For next 48 hours: The sky condition would be generally cloudy. Rain or thundershowers may occur in some areas during evening or night. Maximum and minimum temperature would be around 33 and 26 degree Celsius respectively
GOOD NIGHT TO ALL BLOGGERS !!!!
It is 28.9 deg celsius now at 12:16 AM
Humidity at 89 %
Very sultry and uncomfortable weather.
Hope we get some rains tomorrow.
24-09-2013 was the hottest day of this month so far.
City residents experienced the hottest day so far, this month, on Tuesday with temperatures touching 35.6 degrees Celsius in Nungambakkam.
For the third consecutive day, residents bore the scorching sun. The weather observatory in Meenambakkam recorded 36 degrees Celsius, two degrees above normal, for the second time this month.
It was an uncomfortable day for September especially after a few days of rains and pleasant weather over the past week.However, meteorologists said, Chennai and neighbouring districts would escape a completely dry weather, unlike the rest of the State, with rains expected before Thursday.
The weather models indicate heavy showers in Chennai, Tiruvallur and Kancheepuram. There will be light rains in the northern coastal districts for three days from Thursday.Y.E.A. Raj, deputy director general of meteorology, Regional Meteorological Centre, said the city would receive rains similar to last weekend’s heavy showers due to local convective activity.Rise in day temperatures occurred whenever there were clear skies, even towards the end of September.
Last year, maximum temperature in the city touched 36.8 degrees Celsius on September 3. Chennai recorded the decade’s highest temperature of 38.7 degrees Celsius on September 26, 2009, said Mr. Raj.
The southwest monsoon has resulted in good rains in the city. This year, Chennai has received 64 cm of rainfall so far. Of this, nearly 61 cm were recorded during the southwest monsoon, since June 1.The meteorological department expects the monsoon to revive in the first week of October, in the State.
The department forecasts rain or thundershowers in some areas in the evening or night for two days. The day temperatures will be around 36 degrees Celsius.
Courtesy : The Hindu dtd 25-09-2013
KEA,
MY prediction for 26-09-2013
Nungambakkam Max : 32.3 deg celsius
Meenambakkam Max: 32.5 deg celsius
Rainfall
Nungambakkam : 13 MM
Meenambakkam : 16 MM
Kea,
My prediction for today 26/9/2013
Nunga Max:32.6
Meena Max:32.8
Nill rainfall for both Nunga and Meena…
KEA ,
What’s the weekly contest result updates for day 3 ?
good morning bloggers
temp in nunga 27.9
humidity 84
Gud morning bloggers
Another rainy day in tokyo
Sterday received around 37mm
Hope today also will receive some gud rains as the rains are forecasted for entire day
Little bit windy too
hai raijin
Gud Morning bloggers
yesterday in Chennai full day cloudy
today in chennai getting cloudy some of dark clouds west of chennai
temp 27.8
humidity 83
storms look great intensity hope that storm attack us
moved to new topic