Cyclone Nisarga Updates

-
    radar source: mausam.imd.gov.in
Cyclone Nisarga has started the landfall process near Hariharehshwar. South of Mumbai. Please don't relax and lower your guard till 6pm today.

Updated at 12:05pm ( 3rd june 2020) 


 Nisarga is getting near to alibagh every minute. New it will made landfall between 10:30-12:19pm today. Very heavy rain winds Gusting upto 130kmph expected over mumbai. This Monster will be over by 3-4am tomorrow early morning. Please provide shelter to stray animal in this situation.

(Any information taken from here should be credited to IndiaMetSky Weather)
Updated at 10:32am ( 3rd june 2020)



Updated at 7:45pm (2nd june 2020)
Now Cyclone Nisarga has intensified into Cyclone Storm. And 25feet high storm surge, heavy rain, winds Gusting upto 140kmp is expected over Mumbai. Now rain has started in mumbai but Worst is yet to come for mumbai. People should not go out doors from tomorrow early morning till 4th june morning. Tall structures will be damaged. Be safe.
Tags #CycloneNisarga, #Mumbai, #Nisarga, #NisargaCyclone 


At 12:00pm Cyclone Nisarga is about 600+ km away from Mumbai coast. It will intensify into Depression by 1 PM On 1 June 2020.
Mumbai Will get light-moderate rain during next 20-36hrs. From tomorrow I.e 2 June 2020 it will give Moderate-Heavy in West Coast of India. Mumbai will see strong winds and heavy rain from tomorrow Afternoon.

Updated at 12:40PM 1June20
By IndiaMetSky

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

SouthWest Monsoon 2025 outlook

-
Image
The season of rains that brings excitement and joy to every India and the backbone of Indian Agriculture is looked upon with high hopes and expectations and brings all types of emotions during its four month long season, The Indian Summer Monsoon or better known as SouthWest Monsoon is set to begin on a extremely pleasant and intense note for season 2025. Initial Outlook on Monsoon Drivers • ENSO: ENSO index is likely to remain neutral during the entire southwest monsoon 2025 season. This play an important factor in driving the overall rainfall. This reflects the La-nina conditions and they are likely to stay in neutral to low La-nina conditions • IOD: Indian Ocean Dipole will remain neutral and it may become positive by season end but there will not be much effect on the monsoon performance and this will increase the overall rainfall, overall base conditions supports chances of excessive rainfall. •SST: Sea surface temperatures seen favorable for the entire season and they don't i...
Read more

Monsoon 2024 sends a surprise towards Northern India

-
Image
 The Northern Plains of India have seen various colours of Monsoons 2024. The season started with a fierce thunderstorm which dumped 228mm of Rains within a short time frame of just 6 hours at Safdarjung observatory in Delhi. The weather has been of various shades across the Indo Gangetic Plains this monsoon!  Various parts of the IGPs and Punjab saw a large deficit in rainfall quantum till August end and Western Rajasthan, Delhi and Core Monsoon Zone and Western Coast of India have received significant rainfall this season, taking the tally into surplus rains. Month of September sees large scale changes weakening of Monsoon drivers and Autumn begins to set in and crops stand ready for harvest but this year this cycle is interrupted and we are likely to see a delayed monsoon withdrawal and a WD + Depression/WML interactions will bring flooding rains and crop damage over a large part of Northern Plains. A Depression formed over Bay of Bengal around 5-7th is moving toward NorthW...
Read more

Widespread Monsoon rains to bring flooding across various pockets of India this week

-
Image
  The SouthWest Monsoon season has remained active for most of the observed duration in this season with only one prolong monsoon break during Early-Mid August. The pan India rainfall currently stands at an excess of  650.3mm against the normal of 635.4mm. We are nearly more than half way into this 4 month long season and we are heading towards a major wet spell in NW and NC India which will start by late afternoon of 23rd August and will continue for next 4 to 6 days. This will be second last major spell of this South West Monsoon season.  Weather synopsis •Western Disturbance: A moderately active WD Trough in Upper atmosphere will interaction with the monsoon axis in the lower level by enhancing lifting and instability. •Monsoon Trough: Axis of Monsoon Trough will oscillate North of its mean position and this will result in enhanced rainfall over the region •MJO: Madden Julian Oscillation (MJO) is in Indian basin in phase 5 and will transition to phase 6 during this spe...
Read more