All India SWM Rainfall Toppers - 01.06.12 to 15.08.12 - Cherrapuni Lead shrinks as Kollur and Agumbe bounce back

It is 75 days into the monsoon, the lead of Cherrapunji of nearly 4000 mm between first and second spot during July 31st is now reduced to around 2500 mm mark. In 2011, we had 55 stations which crossed 3500 mm mark till 15th August. This year the list has gotten shrunken to 27 stations. Apart from Cherrapunji, only HRF places from two states (Maharashtra 13 stations and Karnataka 13 stations) are in the list.

The 2011 link till 15.08.2011 is here - http://tamilnaduweatherman.blogspot.in/2011/08/all-india-swm-rainfall-from-01062011-to.html

Rainfall in mm (Minimum of 3500 mm)

1. Cherrapunji (Meghalaya) - 7529
2. Agumbe (Karnataka) - 4833
3. Kollur (Karnataka) - 4676
4. Kitwade (Maharashtra) - 4619
5. Amgaon (Karnataka) - 4541  
6. Dajipur (Maharashtra) - 4311
7. Amboli (Maharashtra) - 4304
8. Tamini Ghat (Maharashtra) - 4180
9. Gavali (Karnataka) - 4162
10. Patgaon (Maharashtra) - 4103
11. Gaganbawda (Maharashtra) - 3958
12. Mulshi Dam (Maharashtra) - 3923
13. Dawadi Ghat (Maharashtra) - 3890 
14. Kanakumbi (Karnataka) - 3888
15. Mahabaleshwar (Maharashtra) - 3848
16. Nilkund (Karnataka) - 3834
17. Sangameshwar (Maharashtra) -3831
18. Shiragaon Ghat (Maharashtra) - 3830
19. Albadi (Karnataka) - 3800
20. Kasari (Maharashtra) - 3775 
21. Castle Rock (Karnataka) - 3716 
22. Sitanadi (Karnataka) - 3657
23. Kerveshe (Karnataka) - 3500
24. Talacauvery (Karnataka) - 3500
25. Navaja (Maharashtra) ~ 3500 
26. Arendur (Karnataka) ~ 3500
27. Mulikar (Karnataka) ~ 3500