Kerala Rainfall Toppers from 01.06.2014 to 30.08.2014

 

Kuttiyadi is the wettest placed in Kerala in this SWM

in mm (min 2300 mm)

1. Kuttiyadi, Wayanad - 4470
2. Pambla, Idukki - 3280
3. Vadakara, Kozhikode - 3010
4. Vythri, Wayaand - 2915
5. Irukkur, Kannur - 2900
6. Piravom, Eranakulam - 2715
7. Neeriyamangalam, Ernakulam - 2565
8. Idukki, Idukki - 2565
9. Cheruthazam, Kannur - 2535
10. Taliparamba, Kannur - 2500
11. Lower Sholayar, Thrissur - 2412
12. Thariode, Wayanad - 2348
13. Peermade, Idukki - 2320
14. Hosdurg, Kasargode - 2310
15. Munnar, Idukki - 2300

Odisha Rainfall Toppers from 01.06.2014 to 28.08.2014

Bijepur is the wettest placed in Odisha in this SWM

in mm (min 1300 mm)

1. Bijepur - 1932
2. Kantamal - 1767
3. Sohella - 1656
4. Deogaon - 1617
5. Pallahara - 1565
6. Indravati  - 1554
7. Rampur - 1516
8. Chandanpur - 1465
9. Jeypore - 1460
10. Khairmal - 1440
11. Sambalpur - 1437
12. Thakurmunda - 1384
13. Balasore - 1378
14. Salebhata - 1311
15. Ambabhona - 1301

Goa Rainfall Toppers from 01.06.2014 to 28.08.2014

Valpoi is the wettest placed in Goa

in mm (min 1800 mm)

1. Valpoi - 3317
2. Sanguem - 3143
3. Margao  - 2784
4. Canacona - 2639
5. Sanquelim - 2548
6. Ponda  - 2434
7. Quepem - 2304
8. Ela - 2244
9. Pernem - 2242
10. Mapusa - 2007
11. Panaji - 1983
12. Mormugao - 1855
13. Dabolim - 1833

All India SWM Toppers from 01.06.2014 to 15.08.2014 (75 days into the monsoon)

One station each made it to the list from Kerala (Kuttiyadi) and Tamil Nadu (Chinnakallar). The king Mawsynaram takes back the lead after getting huge rainfall in last 4 days.

Top 50 stations in mm (min 3500 mm)

1. Mawsyanram, Meghalaya - 6850
2. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 5785
3. Hulikal, Karnataka - 5715
4. Tamini, Maharashtra - 5650
5. Yadur, Karnataka - 5562
6. Agumbe, Karnataka - 5420
7. Mastikatte, Karnataka - 5401
8. Mani Dam, Karnataka - 5165
9. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 5094
10. Mulshi, Maharashtra - 5030
11. Nilkund, Karnataka - 4968
12. Shiragaon, Maharashtra - 4900
13. Cogar, Karnataka - 4819
14. Dawdi, Maharashtra - 4700
15. Naladi, Karnataka - 4700
16. Kollur, Karnataka - 4512
17. Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra - 4476
18. Aralagod, Karnataka - 4317
19. Amboli, Maharashtra - 4301
20. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 4288
21. Kerekatte, Karnataka - 4271
22. Bandal, Karnataka - 4271
23. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 4146
24. Bhagamandala, Karnataka - 4150
25. Castle Rock, Karnatak - 4144
26. Navaja, Maharashtra - 4050
27. Koyna, Maharashtra - 3980
28. Gavali, Karnataka - 3967
29. Kanakumbi, Karnataka - 3950
30. Kigga, Karnataka - 3898
31. Gersoppa, Karnataka - 3879
32. Halageri, Karnataka - 3855
33. Dabbaedka, Karnataka - 3845
34. Bhira, Maharashtra - 3821
35. Byakody, Karnataka - 3807
36. Arendur, Karnataka - 3800
37. Gokarna, Karnataka - 3762
38. Dajipur, Maharashtra - 3755
39. Dungerwadi, Maharashtra - 3750
40. Chinnakallar, Tamil Nadu - 3700
41. Radhanagari, Maharashtra - 3608
42. Maranahalli, Karnataka - 3595
43. Mandakuli, Maharashtra - 3578
44. Kerveshe, Karnataka - 3553
45. Mallikarjuna, Karnataka - 3543
46. Gaganbawada, Maharashtra - 3536
47. Amagaon, Karnataka - 3509 (till 28th July)
48. Kuchur, Karnataka - 3500
49. Maageri, Karnataka - 3500
50. Shanthahalli, Karnataka - 3500

Lamaj and other station rainfall from Maha Agri records are not considered as reliable. Hence, they are excluded.

Mawsynaram gets over 1500 mm in 5 days

Just when other stations were overtaking the kings, Mawsynaram did what other stations cannot and gets over 1500 mm in 5 days  Long live the king Mawsynaram.

 in mm

12.08.2014
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RKM Cherrapunji - 184
Mawsynram - 158
Cherrapunji - 85

13.08.2014
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Mawsynram - 236
RKM Cherrapunji - 208
Cherrapunji - 199

14.08.2014
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Mawsynram - 379
RKM Cherrapunji - 361
Cherrapunji - 300

15.08.2014
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Mawsynram - 380
RKM Cherrapunji - N/A
Cherrapunji - 347


16.08.2014
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Mawsynram - 376
Cherrapunji -258
RKM Cherrapunji - 250