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Rdwr New.Xlsx ादेशक मौसम पूवानुमान के Regional Weather Forecasting Centre ादेशक मौसम के Regional Meteorological Centre भारत मौसम वान वभाग India Meteorological Department नागपुर Nagpur Regional Daily Weather Report Sunday, 01 August 2021 Issue Time : 12:00 Hrs. IST Monsoon Watch ♦ The Well Marked Low Pressure Area over southeast Uttar Pradesh & neighbourhood with the associated cyclonic circulation extending upto 7.6 km above mean sea level persists. It is likely to move west-northwestwards across southern parts of Uttar Pradesh during next 2 days. ♦ The Monsoon trough at mean sea level continues to pass through Anupgarh, centre of Low Pressure Area over south Haryana, Aligarh, centre of Well Marked Low Pressure Area over southeast Uttar Pradesh, Gaya, Dumka, Bankura, Diamond Harbour and thence southeastwards to North Bay of Bengal. Main Weather Observations Heavy to very heavy rainfall observed at isolated places over East Madhya Pradesh. Heavy rainfall observed at isolated places over West Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Light to moderate rainfall observed at Most places over East Madhya Pradesh, at many places over West Madhya Pradesh and Chhatisgarh. Very light to light rainfall occured at isolated places over Vidarbha. Monsoon been active over East Madhya Pradesh. Rainfall(cm) "Chief Amount of Rainfall (1cm & above) : West Madhya Pradesh: Raghogarh (dist Guna) 9, Badoda (dist Sheopur) 8, Veerpur (dist Sheopur) 7,Kumbhraj (dist Guna) 7, Karhal (dist Sheopur) 7, Sheopur- (dist Sheopur) 7, Bamori (dist Guna) 6,Pathari (dist Vidisha) 5, Bairad (dist Shivpuri) 4, Chachoda (dist Guna) 4, Porsa (dist Morena) 3,Shivpuri (dist Shivpuri) 3, Badarwas (dist Shivpuri) 3, Guna- (dist Guna) 3, East Madhya Pradesh :Hanumana (dist Rewa) 15, Jawa (dist Rewa) 15, Chitrangi (dist Singrauli) 15, Naigarhi (dist Rewa) 14, Rewa- (dist Rewa) 13, Singrauli- (dist Singrauli) 13, Huzur (dist Rewa) 12, Rampur(dist Sidhi) 12, Sarai (dist Singrauli) 11, Teonthar (dist Rewa) 11, Mauganj (dist Rewa) 10,Raipurkarchuliyan (dist Rewa) 10, Semariya (dist Rewa) 9, Sohawal (dist Satna) 9, Sihawal (distSidhi) 9, Mangawan (dist Rewa) 9, Kusmi (dist Sidhi) 9, Gudh (dist Rewa) 9, Gohparu (dist Shahdol) 9, Satna (raghurajnagar) (dist Satna) 8, Ajaigarh (dist Panna) 7, Majhgaon (dist Satna) 7,Sidhi (gopadbanas) (dist Sidhi) 7, Devser (dist Singrauli) 7, Jaitpur (dist Shahdol) 6, Beohari (distShahdol) 6, Sirmaur (dist Rewa) 6, Birsingpur (dist Satna) 6, Rampur Baghelan (dist Satna) 6,Majhauli (dist Sidhi) 6, Ramnagar (dist Satna) 5, Bahri (dist Sidhi) 5, Dindori- (dist Dindori) 5, Mada(dist Singrauli) 5, Panna- (dist Panna) 5, Amarpatan (dist Satna) 5, Shahdole(sohagpur) (dist Shahdol) 5,Bijuri (dist Anuppur) 5, Manpur (dist Umaria) 5, Devendranagar (dist Panna) 5,Lavkushnagar (dist Chhatarpur) 5, Kotma (dist Anuppur) 5, Budhar (dist Shahdol) 5, Vidarbha: Amgaon (dist Gondia) 1, Etapalli (dist Gadchiroli) 1 Chattisgarh:- Surajpur (dist Surajpur) 11, Premnagar (dist Surajpur) 8, Ambikapur (dist Surguja) 8,Janakpur (dist Koriya) 7, Ramanujnagar (dist Surajpur) 7, Kusmi (dist Balrampur) 6, Sonhat (distKoriya) 6, Bhaiyathan (dist Surajpur) 5, Marwahi (dist Bilaspur) 5, Baikunthpur (dist Koriya) 5,Manendragarh (dist Koriya) 4, Khadgava (dist Koriya) 4, Mainpat (dist Surguja) 4, Wandrafnagar(dist Balrampur) 3, Shankargarh (dist Balrampur) 3, Kunkuri (dist Jashpur) 3, Lundra (dist Surguja)3, Lakhanpur (dist Surguja) 3, Odagi (dist Surajpur) 3, Pendra (dist Bilaspur) 3, Pratappur (distSurajpur) 3, Bagicha (dist Jashpur) 3, Ramanujganj (dist Balrampur) 3, Manora (dist Jashpur) 3,Rajpur (dist Balrampur) 3, Maximum Temperature No large change in maximum temperatures over Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha and Chattisgarh. They were below normal over Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha and Chhattisgarh. Khajuraho recorded the highest maximum temperature of 33.0 degree celsius. No large change in maximum temparatures over Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha and Chhattisgarh during next 3-4 days . Minimum Temperature No large change in mimimum temperatures over Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha and Chattisgarh. They were normal over Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha and Chattisgarh. Khargone recorded the lowest minimum temperature of 18.4 degree celsius. No large change in minimum temperatures over Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha and Chhattisgarh during next 3-4 days. ----------------------------- ----------------------------------- ------------------------------- DBAI Airport, Sonegaon, Nagpur - 440005 Tel. No. : 91-712-2282157, 2288544 Fax. No. : 91-712-2282157 ादेशक मौसम पूवानुमान के Regional Weather Forecasting Centre ादेशक मौसम के Regional Meteorological Centre भारत मौसम वान वभाग India Meteorological Department नागपुर Nagpur Weather Forecast for next 5 days * valid upto 0830 Hrs IST of 06 August 2021 1-Aug 2-Aug 3-Aug 4-Aug 5-Aug Met Sub-division Today Mon Tue Wed Thu West Madhya WS WS WS WS WS Pradesh East Madhya WS WS FWS FWS FWS Pradesh Vidarbha SCT SCT SCT FWS FWS Chhattisgarh FWS FWS FWS FWS FWS Legend : % Station 76 -Reporting 100 WS Widespread / Most Places 51-75 FWS Fairly Widespread / Many Places 26-50 SCT Scattered / A Few Places 1-25 ISOL Isolated No Rain DRY Dry Outlook for subsequent two days from 06 August 2021 to 08 August 2021 RA/TSH very likely to occur at most places over Madhya Pradesh and at many places over Vidarbha and Chhattisgarh. Weather Warnings for next 5 days * valid upto 0830 Hrs IST of 06 August 2021 Heavy to Very Heavy Rainfall with Extremely Heavy Falls very likely to occur at isolated 01-Aug-2021 (Day 1) places over Madhya Pradesh. Heavy to Very Heavy Rainfall with Extremely Heavy Falls very likely to occur at isolated 02-Aug-2021 (Day 2) places over West Madhya Pradesh.Heavy to Very Heavy Rainfall very likely to occur at isolated places over East Madhya Pradesh. Heavy to Very Heavy Rainfall very likely to occur at isolated places over West Madhya 03-Aug-2021 (Day 3) Pradesh. Heavy rainfall very likely to occur at isolated places over East Madhya Pradesh. Heavy rainfall very likely to occur at isolated places over West Madhya Pradesh. 04-Aug-2021 (Day 4) Heavy rainfall very likely to occur at isolated places over West Madhya Pradesh. 05-Aug-2021 (Day 5) * The Forecast and Warning for any day is valid from 0830 hours IST of day till 0830 hours IST of next day Legend : Probability of Warning Occurence (%) WARNING (TAKE ACTION) Unlikely < 25 ALERT (BE PREPARED) Likely 25 - 50 WATCH (BE UPDATED) Very Likely 50 - 75 NO WARNING (NO ACTION) Most Likely > 75 ----------------------------- ----------------------------------- ------------------------------- DBAI Airport, Sonegaon, Nagpur - 440005 Tel. No. : 91-712-2282157, 2288544 Fax. No. : 91-712-2282157.
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