After 61 days into monsoon, Cherrapunji lead with the second placed southern king Agumbe is nearly 4000 mm. (SWM 2011 comparative figures till July 31). There are only 20 stations which crossed 2500 mm mark till July 2012, compared to 99 stations in 2011. Which is 5 times lesser places than last year and shows the failure of the monsoon.
Maharashtra tops with 9 stations, followed by West Bengal 5 and Karnataka 3 station. There is no entrant from Goa, Kerala and Tamil Nadu this year.
Maharashtra tops with 9 stations, followed by West Bengal 5 and Karnataka 3 station. There is no entrant from Goa, Kerala and Tamil Nadu this year.
Rainfall in mm (Minimum of 2500 mm)
- Cherrapunji (Meghalaya) - 7070
- Agumbe (Karnataka) - 3397
- Dajipur (Maharashtra) - 3179
- Sangameshwar (Maharashtra) - 3132
- Kitwade (Maharashtra) - 3085
- Gaganbawda (Maharashtra) -3080
- Patgaon (Maharashtra) - 3044
- Kollur (Karnataka) - 2880
- Amboli (Maharashtra) - 2845
- Chepan (West Bengal) - 2820
- Kasari (Maharashtra) - 2755
- Passighat (Arunachal Pradesh) - 2739
- Gazoldoba (West Bengal) - 2710
- Gokarna (Karnataka) - 2630
- Hasimara (West Bengal) -2620
- Barobhisa (West Bengal) - 2530
- Kumargram (West Bengal) - 2510
- Gossaigaon (Assam) - 2500
- Tamini (Maharashtra) - 2500
- Dawadi (Maharashtra) - 2500
All figures
compiled with limited data and IMD resources. Other places such as
Mawsynaram, Hulikal, would have also have
made it to the list. Next cutoff list is 3500 mm (to be published on 15th August 2012).
The state wise
top 5 places. This covers only the states which has Heavy Rainfall
Sations (HRF).
State-wise Toppers (Rainfall in mm)
Meghlaya
- Cherrapunji - 7070
- Williamnagar -2130
- Jowai - 2020
- Baghmara - 1410
- Nongostin - 1360
- Passighat -2739
- Tirap - 1740
- Tuting -1710
- Tezu -1530
- Itanagar - 1520
- Gossaigaon 2500
- Kokrajhar - 2120
- Kajalgaon -2030
- Chouldhowaghat - 1610
- Dhubri - 1430
- Chepan - 2820
- Gazoldoba - 2710
- Hasimara -2620
- Barobhisa - 2530
- Kumargram - 2510
- Dajipur - 3179
- Sangameshwar - 3132
- Kitwade - 3085
- Gaganbawda -3080
- Patgaon - 3044
- Tamini - 2500
- Dawdi - 2500
- Pratapgad -2390
- Navaja -2340
- Shirgaon -2330
- Pernem -2396
- Valpoi - 2295
- Quepem - 2233
- Mapusa -1850
- Panaji - 1793
- Agumbe - 3397
- Kollur -2880
- Gokarna - 2630
- Kadra - 2380
- Nilkund - 2230
- Vadakara - 1770
- Neeriamangalam - 1420
- Kudulu -1310
- Hosdurg -1240
- Kannur -1193
- Chinnakallar - 1520
- Devala -1430
- Sholayar - 1114
- Valparai - 1094
- Hnahthial - 1540
- Lowngtlai - 1120
- Saiha - 1010
- Ranipool - 1640
- Gangtok - 1547
- Tadong - 1230
Many visitors have requested to include the driest places toppers. I have tried my best collect information from reliable sources. Here is the list (Gujarat and Tamil Nadu tops the chart)
Driest Toppers Rainfall in mm Cut-off (less than 50 mm)
- Pamban (Tamil Nadu) - 0
- Thoothukudi (Tamil Nadu) - 0
- Abdasa (Gujarat) - 0
- Lakhpat (Gujarat) - 0
- Nakhatrana (Gujarat) - 0
- Bhuj (Gujarat) - 2
- Mandvi (Gujarat) - 3
- Anjar (Gujarat) - 4
- Halvad (Gujarat) - 4
- Palayamkottai (Tamil Nadu) - 5
- Bhachau (Gujarat) - 5
- Jeur (Maharashtra) - 7
- Naliya (Gujarat) - 8
- Mundra (Gujarat) - 9
- Coimbatore AP (Tamil Nadu) - 10
- Dhrol (Gujarat) - 10
- Okha (Gujarat) - 13
- Jodia (Gujarat) - 13
- Kandla (Gujarat) - 18
- Kolab (Orissa) - 22
- Sami (Gujarat) - 23
- Mandya (Karnataka) - 28
- Mandal (Gujarat) - 29
- Wav (Gujarat) - 29
- Dwarka (Gujarat) - 30
- Bhanvad (Gujarat) - 30
- Santalpur (Gujarat) - 30
- Detroj (Gujarat) 31
- Visapur (Maharashtra) - 33
- Dasada (Gujarat) - 33
- Madurai AP (Tamil Nadu) - 34
- Harij (Gujarat) - 34
- Jamnagar (Gujarat) - 35
- Rapar (Gujarat) - 35
- Karnal (Harayana) - 35
- Gandhidham (Gujarat) - 35
- Kalpa (Himachal Pradesh) - 36
- Ghod (Maharashtra) - 36
- Mahuva (Gujarat) - 37
- Dhrangadhra (Gujarat) - 37
- Thanjavur (Tamil Nadu) - 38
- Becharaji (Gujarat) - 38
- Srinagar (Jammu & Kashmir) - 39
- Deodar (Gujarat) - 39
- Tondi (Tamil Nadu) - 40
- Bhabhar (Gujarat) - 42
- Ranavav (Gujarat) - 42
- Chikkanahalli (Karnataka) 42
- Malia Miana (Gujarat) - 42
- Porbander (Gujarat) - 42
- Khambhalia (Gujarat) - 43
- Paddhari (Gujarat) - 43
- JamJodhpur (Gujarat) - 44
- Saradihi (Orissa) - 45
- Jamkandorna (Gujarat) - 48
- Mysuru (Karnataka) - 50
- Quant (Gujarat) - 50
- Mahuva (Gujarat) - 50
- Gariadhar (Gujarat) - 50
- Wadhvan (Gujarat) - 50
- Udaygiri (Orissa) - 50
- Morbi (Gujarat) - 50
- Kalol (Gujarat) - 50
- Chanasma (Gujarat) - 50
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