Yesterday there was heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places over Assam & Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh. Thunderstorm (from 08:30 hrs IST yesterday to 05:30 hrs IST today) observed at isolated places over Jammu. A cyclonic circulation over southwest Rajasthan and surrounding areas at 3.1 km above mean sea level continues.
The cyclonic circulation over Central Pakistan and vicinity at 1.5 km above mean sea level continues. The cyclonic circulation over north Tamil Nadu and vicinity at 3.1 km above mean sea level continues. Heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places occurred over Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim on four days.
Over Arunachal Pradesh, heavy rains had occurred at isolated places in six days; over Sub-Himalayan West Bengal. On June 15, 2022, there was a cyclonic circulation over southwestern Rajasthan and its surroundings at 3.1 km above sea level. On June 15, 2022, a trough extended from southern interior Karnataka to the Comorin area at 1.5 km above sea level.
A trough in the west with an axis at 5.8 km above mean sea level ran approximately along the Longo.
METEOROLOGICAL SUB-DIVISIONWISE DISTRIBUTION OF REALISED RAINFALL-2022
No MET.SUB-DIVISIONS 09 JUNE 10 JUNE 11 JUNE 12 JUNE 13 JUNE 14 JUNE 15 JUNE
RAINFALL DURING MONSOON SEASON
Meteorological Sub-Divisions
13 JUN 2018
12 JUN 2019
17 JUN 2020
16 JUN 2021
15 JUN 2022
Nicobar Islands A
Arunachal Pradesh
3 Assam &
Meghalaya
Nagaland, Manipur, Mizo
Sub-Himalayan West Bengal &
Sikkim
Gangetic West Bengal
Odisha
Jharkhand
Bihar
East Uttar Pradesh
West Uttar Pradesh
Uttarakhand
Haryana, Chandigarh &
Delhi
Punjab
Pradesh
Jammu &
Kashmir and Ladakh
West Rajasthan A
East Rajasthan A
West Madhya Pradesh
East Madhya Pradesh
Gujarat Region A
Saurashtra &
Kutch
Konkan & Goa A
Madhya Maharashtra
Marathawada A
Vidarbha
Chhattisgarh
Coastal Andhra Pradesh &
Yanam
Telangana
Tamil Nadu, Puducherry &
Karaikal
Coastal Karnataka
North Interior Karnataka
South Interior Karnataka
Kerala & Mahe A
Lakshadweep A
Total
ANNEXURE-1
KARNATAKA:- KADUR-3, KERALA & MAHE:- CHALAKUDI-6, KUMARAKAM-5, CHIMONI ARG-5, KEERAMPARA ARG-5, NERYAMANGALAM ARG-5, VADAKKANCHERY-4, PONNANI-4, NORTH PARAVUR AWSIKKARA, VELLAN -3, VAKKAD AWS-3, IRINJALAKUDA-3, OTTAPALAM-3, THRITLA-2, VYANTHALA ARG-2, KOZHA-2, NEELESWARAM ARG-2, VAIKOM-2, ALATHUR-2, KOTTAYAM-2, CHERTHALA AWS- 2 , QUILANDI-2, VILANGANKUNNU ARG-1, VELLARIKKUNDU AWS-1, ENAMAKKAL-1, PARUMBIKULAM-1, MUVATTUPUZHA ARG-1, ERIMAYUR ARG-1, TALIPARAMBA-1, PIRAVAM-1, ALTYD PATTEMBIWD-1, PATTEMBIWD-1, PATTEMBIWD-1 ADAKKAPUTHUR AWS-1, CHERTHALA-1. CHINTA KUNT-3, NAWABPET-3, MADDUR-2, ATMAKUR WNP-2, BHEEMINI-2, SHADNAGAR-2, WADDEPALLI-2, JOGIPET-2, K AGRAHARAMJURALA-2, GUDURWRGL-2, PALAKURTHI-2, PEDDAADISERLA . , HATHANOORA-2, GAMBHIRAOPET-2, ITIKYAL-1, MIRYALAGUDA-1, JULURPAD-1, PARVATHAGIRI-1, NAGARJUNA SAGAR(ARG)-1, CHINTHAKAM-1, MALDAKAL-1, KHANAPUR-1, WADENAP) -1. 1, SHAMSHABAD(ARG)-1, VENKATAPURAM-1, NARMETTA-1, NANGNOOR(ARG)-1, JURALA PROJ.-1, NANGANUR-1, CHANDUR-1, MATTAMPALLY-1, BALKONDA-1, GADWAL (ARG) -1, AIZA-1, NAGARJUNSAGAR-1, MUSTABAD-1, RAYALASEEMA:- PRODDUTUR-17, KURNOOL-14, CHAPAD-12, VENKATAGIRI KOTA-9, RAJAMPET-8, ANANTPUR-8, NANDIKOTKUR-7, AMADAGUR-7, KONDAPURAM-7, JUPADU BUNGALOW-7, JAMMALAMADUGU-6, BANAGANAPALLE-6, ORVAKAL-5, PALAMANER-5, PORUMAMILLA-5, MUDDANUR-5, PAGIDYALA-5, CHENNE 5 KOTHAPALLE,-PULLE, BADVEL-4. , SAMBEPALLE-4, DUVVUR-4, GURRAMKONDA-4, VALLUR-4, AGALI-4, KALAKADA-3, ATMAKUR (DISTRIK: KURNOOL)-3, MADANAPALLE-3, PUNGANUR-3, CHINNAMANDEM-3, THAMBALAPALLE-3, ATMAKUR (DISTRIK: ANANTAPURAMU)-3, AROGYAVARAM-3, ALLAGADDA-3, DHONE-3, KUPPAM-2, PENU KONDA-2, ROLLA-2, SANTHIPURAM-2, KOILKUNTLA-2, SIMHADRI, CUDDAPAH-2, RAMAGIRI-2, DHARMAVARAM-2, KAMALAPURAM-2, GUDUR-2, TANAKAL-2, RAPTADU-2, PULIVENDLA-2, LAKKIREDDIPALLE-1, DORNIPADU-1, C BELAGAL-1, DEVANAKOOTY-1, GANAKOOTY-1, -1, GONEGANDLA-1 -1, PENAGALURU-1, BATHALAPALLE-1, AMARAPURAM-1, ATLUR-1, TN PUDU EN KARAIKAL:- PERAMBALUR-11, DANISHPET-6, THALAVADI-6, VEDASANDUR-6, PENNAGARAM-5 , YERCAUD-5, SHOLAGIRI. -5, TRP AP-5, VEERAGANOOR-4, PADALUR-4, CHETTIKULAM-4, PENUCONDAPURAM-4, AGARAM SEEGOOR-4, PALACODE-3, DHARMAPURI PTO-3, KEELPENNATHUR-3, AWS-3, THURAIYUR-3. , UTHANGARAI-3, HOGENEKAL-3, DHARAMAPURI-3, DEVALA-3, KAVERIPAKKAM-3, METTUR-3, YELAGIRI ARG-3, VADAPUDUPATTU-3, KATPADI-3, VANIYAMBADI-3, OMALUR-3, THAMAMPATTY-3, MANGALAPURAM-2, MARUNGAPURI-2, VEPPANTHATTAI-2, DENKANIKOTTAI-2, HARUR-2, AMBUR-2, LABBAIKUDIKADU-2, PAIYUR AWS-2, HOSUR-2, TIRUPATHUR, ARIYALUR-2, VELLORE-2, PELANDURAI-2, ALANGAYAM-2, MANAMADURAI-2, VATHALAI ANAICUT-2, EDAPADI-1, BHAVANISAGAR-1, PERUNDURAI-1, RAYAKOTTAH-1, NEDUNGAL-1, SALAREMALAY, KAM. -1, SATHYAMANGALAM-1, CHINNAKALARAM-1. -1, SAMAYAPURAM-1, MARANDAHALLI-1, SANKARIDURG-1, THANDARAMPETTAI-1, GUDIYATHAM-1, ANNUR-1, KRISHNAGIRI-1, NATRAMPALLI-1, TOZ VALPARAI TALUK KANTOOR-1, VALPARAI bo-1, KUS KARNATAKA:- GOKARNA-3, MANGALURU-3, MANGALURU AP OBSY-3, CASTLE ROCK-2, KUNDAPUR-2, KARWAR OBSY-1, PANAMBUR OBSY-1, N.
Earth System Science Organization Ministry of Earth Sciences
Press: Dated: 16 June, 2022 Subject: Current Weather Status and Extended range Forecast for next two weeks
Salient Observed Features for week ending on 15 June 2022
Last week's heat wave which started since June 3 continued to prevail over isolated parts of Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, northern parts of Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, South East Uttar Pradesh, North Madhya Pradesh , eastern parts of Vidarbha till 12 June, which then reduced the latter in areas and prevailed over isolated pockets over Delhi, south Haryana, South East Uttar Pradesh and parts of the western Himalayan region during 13-15 June. Eastern India covering isolated parts of Jharkhand, western Bihar, northern interior Odisha and Chhattisgarh is also experiencing a heat wave during June 10-15 in this week. Advancement of southwest monsoon towards central India and eastern India and the impact of the WD over northwest India by the end of the week has caused such a decrease in heat wave with a drop in maximum temperature by 5-10 degrees.
Under favorable synoptic systems and winds, fairly widespread to widespread rain/thunderstorm activity observed over Northeast India and adjoining Sub-Himalayan West Bengal for most of the date of the week and during June 14-16, has extreme rainfall records over these areas caused flooding. Fairly widespread to widespread rainfall/thunderstorms were also reported from many divided subdivisions of peninsular and parts of central India during the 2nd half of the week. Weekly total rainfall distribution during the current week ending 15 June 2022 Monsoon Season Rainfall Scenario (01 to 15 June 2022): During the week ending 15 June 2022, for the country as a whole, the weekly cumulative departure for all India rainfall from its long period average (LPA) was -24% with weekly cumulative over northwest India as -64% while all India cumulative rainfall under this year's monsoon season rainfall scenario (01-15 June 2022) is -32% and over northwest India , it is below the LPA by -77%.
Details of the rainfall distribution over the four broad geographical regions of India are given in Table 1 and the weekly and seasonal meteorological rainfall are given in Annexures I and II respectively.
Actual Normal % Dep Actual Normal % Dep EAST &
NORTH-EAST INDIA
NORTH-
CENTRAL
SOUTH
Country as a
Large scale features
Advancement of Southwest Monsoon
Fairly widespread/widespread rain with thunderstorm/lightning very likely over Coastal Karnataka, Konkan & Goa, Kerala & Mahe & Lakshadweep and scattered to fairly widespread rain likely over Madhya Maharashtra, Marathwada, Andhra Pradesh &. Mahe, Coastal and South Interior Karnataka during the week; Telangana between 16-19 Tamilnadu, Puducherry & Karaikal in 16-18 over South Konkan and Goa between 18th and 22nd and over South Madhya Maharashtra on 20th and 22nd June 2022. Fairly widespread to widespread thundershower/lightning showers are very likely over Western Himalayan region (Jammu, Kashmir, Ladakh, Gilgit-Baltistan & Muzaffarabad, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand); scattered to fairly widespread rainfall over adjoining plains (Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh & Delhi, Uttar Pradesh) and isolated rainfall over Rajasthan on most days of the week.
Nicobar Islands; and normal to above normal over rest parts of the country
Maximum Temperatures for Week 1(16 to 22 June, 2022)
The next weekly update will be published next Thursday ie. of subdivisions and % of country area.
