Current Weather Conditions on 26th August 2014 @ 11.00 pm.
The rainfall activity had improved from 23rd August on wards and light to medium rainfall has been reported from many places in Gujarat & Saurashtra.
The Western end of Monsoon trough continues to run close to the foot-hills of the Himalayas while the Eastern end has shifted Southwards and now passes through Balya, Gaya, Jamshedpur,Balasore and thennce Southeastwards to North Bay of Bengal.
The Off-shore trough at mean sea level from South Maharashtra coast to Kerala coast persists.
The East West shear zone roughly along 17 N between 3.1 Kms. & 4.5 Kms. above mean sea level with an embedded Cyclonic Circulation over West Central Bay of Bengal & vicinity persists. Under its influence, a low pressure area would form over West Central & adjoining Northwest Bay of Bengal off North Andhra Pradesh- South Odisha coasts by 28th August.
The Western disturbance as an Upper Air Cyclonic Circulation over Afghanistan & neighborhood extends uo to 3.1 Kms. above mean sea level persists.
COLA/IGES GFS Precipitation Forecast Map Valid 1200 UTC 31st August 2014
COLA/IGES GFS Precipitation Forecast Map Valid 1200 UTC 1st September 2014
COLA/IGES SLP Forecast Map Valid 1200 UTC 28th August 2014
COLA/IGES SLP Forecast Map Valid 1200 UTC 31st August 2014
IMD MSL Pressure Forecast Map Valid for 1200 UTC 28th August 2014
IMD Daily All India Mean Rainfall (mm./day) Forecast Till 2nd September 2014
The above rainfall graph shows that rainfall activity over whole India average will be good in last two days of August as well as the first two days of September. Overall above average rainfall expected for India for week ending 2nd September.