Late February / Early March is normally not the time when weather bloggers look for possible disturbance in Bay of Bengal instead the expectation is mostly towards trying to find when the Veppasalanam thunderstorms may start in the interior ares of Peninsular India. But nature does indeed surprise many a times and the current weather…
With three weeks of February just about behind us it is time to look forward to the gradual sneaking in of Summer over Peninsular India. Yesterday most parts of Kerala saw temperaturees notch up a degree or two compared to the past few days while the IMD observatories at places like Palayamkottai, Kanyakumari, Pamban &…
With the first fortnight of February behind us it is that time of the year when normally we do not look at rainfall opportunities over the East coast of Peninsular India. Second half of February is typically the time when weather watchers observe for slight increases in temperatures as parts of Peninsular India starts to…
Unseasonal Rains are a major issue for the farming community. As regular weather watchers over the past few years the usage of Unseasonal Rains destroying Orange / Grape crops over parts of Maharashtra during the months of January / February would always trigger thoughts about how the regular occurence of western disturbance influenced Rains /…
As we often mention while Easterlies at times continue well into April, the rains do not happen always unless they are accompanied by an instability along with it. These instabilities could be range from the simple Upper Air Cyclonic Circulation to the complex Easterly / Westerly interaciton due to the effect of Mid Latitude Trough…
