All India SWM toppers 70 days into the Monsoon

SWM Toppers from 1.06.2015 to 30.09.2015

Min 4000 mm

1.Mawsynaram, Meghalaya - 11492
2.Cherrapunji RKM, Meghalaya - 10000-10500
3.Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 10085
4.Hulikal, Karnataka - 5350
5.Mastikatte, Karnataka - 5102
6.Agumbe, Karnataka - 4943
7.Shiragaon, Maharashtra - 4921
8.Lamaj, Maharashtra - 4721
9.Yadur, Karnataka - 4704
10.Mani, Karnataka - 4458
11.Cogar, Karnataka - 4500
12.Talacauvery, Karnataka - 4451
13.Mulshi, Maharahstra - 4391
14.Nilkund, Karnataka - 4200
15.Kuttiyadi, Kerala ~ 4100
16.Walvan, Maharashtra - 4050
17.Patherpunj, Maharashtra - 4000
18.Kollur, Karnataka ~ 4000
19.Kerekatte, Karnataka - 4000 (till 31.08.2015)

Top 15 rainfall of SWM 1st June - 12th September, 2015

Min 4000 mm 

1.Mawsynaram, Meghalaya -  10550
2.Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 9143
3.Cherrapunji RKM, Meghalaya - N.A.
4.Hulikal, Karnataka - 4980
5.Mastikatte, Karnataka - 4791
6.Agumbe, Karnataka - 4624
7.Lamaj, Maharashtra - 4507
8.Yadur, Karnataka - 4473
9.Shiragaon, Maharashtra - 4319
10.Talacauvery, Karnataka - 4257
11.Mani, Karnataka - 4212
12.Kerekatte, Karnataka- 4100
13.Mulshi, Maharashtra - 4004
14.Cogar, Karnataka - 4000
15.Kuttiyadi, Kerala ~ 4000

SWM Toppers is back, Top 20 Rainfall stations in India from 01.06.15 to 30.06.15

Its Mawsynaram and Cherrapunji all the way, none had the chance to catch them. Agumbe has got only 1323 mm and Amboli around 1250 mm is not in the list. The surprise is 2 stations from Tamil Nadu has made into the list it is not Chinnakallar or Devala. Its Parsons Valley and Avalanche from Nilgiris district.

in mm (min 1400 mm)

1. Mawsynaram, Meghalaya - 4781
2. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 4355
3. Parsons Valley, Tamil Nadu - 2166
4. Shiragaon, Maharashtra - 2076
5. Lamaj, Maharashtra - 2057
6. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 2033
7. Naladi, Karanataka - 1910
8. Hosanagar, Karnataka - 1892
9. Kottigehara, Karnataka - 1826
10. Bhagamandala, Karnataka - 1820
11. Amgaon, Karnataka - 1738
12. Patherpunj, Maharashtra - 1684
13. Avalanche, Tamil Nadu - 1663
14. Tapola, Maharashtra - 1596
15. Yadur, Karnataka - 1481
16. Sangave, Maharashtra - 1472
17. Mulshi, Maharashtra - 1470
18. Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra - 1443
19. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 1401
20. Hulikal, Karnataka - 1400

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All India SWM Toppers from 01.06.2014 to 31.08.2014 (90 days into the monsoon)

The Mawsynaram still leads but Hulikal has closed the gap in September. Only one station has made it to the list from Kerala (Kuttiyadi) and Tamil Nadu (Chinnakallar).

in mm (min 4000 mm)

1. Mawsynaram, Meghalaya - 7620
2. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 6594
3. Hulikal, Karnataka - 6453
4. Agumbe, Karnataka - 6166
5. Yadur, Karnataka - 6098
6. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 6090
7. Tamini, Maharashtra - 6070
8. Mastikatte, Karnataka - 5972
9. Nilkund, Karnataka - 5770
10. Mani Dam, Karnataka - 5682
11. Amboli, Maharashtra - 5418
12. Kerekatte, Karnataka - 5398
13. Mulshi, Maharashtra - 5355
14. Cogar, Karnataka - 5343
15. Kollur, Karnataka - 5329
16. Suralbhi, Karnataka - 5191 (Till 13th August)
17. Dawdi, Maharashtra - 5100
18. Amgaon, Karnataka - 5062
19. Kundal, Karnataka - 5042
20. Bandal, Karnataka - 4852
21. Hongadahalla, Karnataka - 4756
22. Castle Rock, Karnataka - 4745
23. Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra - 4696
24. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 4673
25. Naladi, Karnataka - 4641 (Till 13th August)
26. Hosakere,  Karnataka - 4600
27. Aralagod, Karnataka - 4317 (Till 13th August)
28. Kanakumbi, Karnataka - 4556 
29. Gersoppa, Karnataka - 4546
30. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 4520
31. Bhagamandala, Karnataka - 4450
32. Gavali, Karnataka - 4387
33. Dajipur, Maharashtra - 4363
34. Gokarna, Karnataka - 4323
35. Halageri, Karnataka - 4232
36. Kigga, Karnataka - 4223
37. Navaja, Maharashtra - 4220
38. Koyna, Maharashtra - 4214
39. Arendur, Karnataka - 4209
40. Dungerwadi, Maharashtra - 4150
41. Chinnakallar, Tamil Nadu - 4143
42. Byakody, Karnataka - 4072
43. Bhira, Maharashtra - 4007
44. Ardi, Karnataka - 4000
45. Kerveshe, Karnataka - 4000 

Karnataka Top 10 Rainfall from 01.06.2014 to 31.08.2014

1. Hulikal - 6453
2. Agumbe - 6166
3. Yadur - 6098
4. Talacauvery - 6090
5. Mastikatte - 5972
6. Nilkund - 5770
7. Mani Dam - 5682
8. Kerekatte - 5398
9. Cogar - 5343
10. Kollur - 5329 

 Maharashtra Top 10 Rainfall from 01.06.2014 to 31.08.2014

1. Tamini - 6070
2. Amboli - 5418
3. Mulshi - 5355
4. Dawdi - 5100
5. Mahabaleshwar - 4696
6. Kitwade - 4673
7. Dajipur - 4363
8. Navaja - 4220
9. Koyna - 4214
10. Dungerwadi - 4150

 Kerala Top 10 Rainfall from 01.06.2014 to 31.08.2014

1. Kuttiyadi - 4520
2. Pambla  - 3370
3. Vadakara - 3080
4. Vythri - 3000
5. Irukkur - 2950
6. Piravom - 2750
7. Idukki, Idukki - 2680
8. Neeriyamangalam - 2670
9. Cheruthazam, Kannur - 2600
10. Taliparamba, Kannur - 2550

 Goa Top 10 Rainfall from 01.06.2014 to 31.08.2014

1. Valpoi - 3528
2. Sanguem - 3468
3. Margao  - 3127
4. Canacona - 2933
5. Sanquelim - 2738
6. Ponda  - 2727
7. Quepem - 2597
8. Pernem - 2510
9. Ela - 2350
10. Mapusa - 2304

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 leads the All India SWM Rainfall Toppers from 01.06.2014 to 15.07.2014

This year SWM Toppers are giving a bleak picture compared to last 4 years race. The stand out performer is Mawsynaram which is leading the 2nd place Cherrapunji by 1000 mm, which is still in deficit. But the rains in Karnataka and Maharashtra have picked up after 15th July. Hence, watchout for the month end toppers. There would be drastic change in the toppers.

min 1500 mm

1. Mawsynaram, Meghayala  - 4450
2. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 3514
3. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 2311
4. Panbari, Assam, - 1950
5. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 1928
6. Hulikal, Karnataka - 1909
7. Pookot, Kerala  - 1825
8. Gokarna, Karnataka - 1817
9. Suralbhi, Karnataka - 1770
10. Yadur, Karnataka - 1746
11. Agumbe, Karnataka - 1724
12. Mastikatte, Karnataka - 1723
13. Nilkund, Karnataka - 1708
14. Kogar, Karnataka - 1704
15. Mani Dam, Karnataka - 1652
16. Kollur, Karnataka - 1650
17. Bhagamandala, Karnataka - 1620
18. Pambla, Kerala - 1582
19. Malvan, Maharashtra - 1530
20. Margao, Goa - 1517
21. William Nagar, Meghlaya - 1502
22. Uloor II, Karnataka ~ 1500
23. Gersoppa, Karnataka ~ 1500
24. Amboli, Maharashtra ~ 1500
25. Rongo, West Bengal ~ 1500
26. Amagaon, Karnataka - 1445 (till 14th)

Top 15 Kerala Rainfall this Monsoon from 01.06.2014 to 19.06.2014

Last year around similar period Kuttiyadi got around 1500, Vadakara 1400 mm, Kannur 1300 mm, Irkkur 1200 mm and Piravom, Talimparamba, Pookot, Vythri, Kudlu, Lower Sholayar & Hosdurg 1100 mm. This year it all started too bad and as expected Kuttiyadi has got around 600 mm. But it has got around 900 mm less rain than last year for the same period.

Min (400 mm)

1. Cheruthazam, Kannur - 645
2. Kuttiyadi, Wayanad - 617
3. Irikkur, Kannur - 606
4. Pookot, Wayand - 592
5. Kodungallur, Thrissur - 579
6. Kudlu, Kasargode - 487
7. Kannur, Kannur - 484
8. Tavanur, Malappuram - 466
9. Kozhikode, Kozhikode - 454
10. Taliparamba, Kannur - 438
11. Vadakara, Kozhikode - 426
12.Hosdurg, Kasargode - 423
13. Piravom, Ernakulam - 420
14. Peermade, Idukki - 400
15. Panamkutty, Idukki - 400

Top 15 Karnataka Toppers this Monsoon from 01.06.2014 to 19.06.2014

Last year around similar period Talacauvery had got around 1500 mm, Hulikal 1400 mm, Mastikatee & Naladi 1300 mm and Kollur 1200 mm. This year, it all started bad and as expected Talacauvery has taken the lead in Karnataka. But it has got around 900 mm less rain than last year rains for the same period.

Min (450 mm)

1. Talacauvery, Kodagu - 626
2. Kedinje, Udupi - 610
3. Mangalore AP, Dakshin Kannada - 548
4. Mudabidri, Dakshin Kannada - 539
5. Aversa, Uttara Kannada - 522
6. Puttige, Udupi - 514
7. Kuppepadavu, Dakshin Kannada - 513
8. Kollur, Udupi - 499
9. Sunkasal, Uttara Kannada - 478
10. Shirali, Uttara Kannada - 471
11. Hulikal, Shimoga - 463
12. Hosakere, Chikmagalur - 460
13. Karwar, Uttara Kannada - 451
14. Udupi, Udupi - 450
15. Kottigehara, Chikmagalur - 450

All India SWM Toppers (15 days) from 01.06.2014 to 15.06.2014

The much awaited toppers is back, but the rains are not much compared to last year ( http://tamilnaduweatherman.blogspot.in/2013/06/all-india-swm-rainfall-toppers-from_23.html ). North East dominate the topper list this SWM Season.  Only two stations were from Peninsular India. All other station are from North East. Expecting the list to be longer in the next update on 30.06.2014.

in mm (min 500 mm)

1.Rongo, West Bengal - 810
2.Gossaigaon, Assam - 703
3.Barobhisha, West Bengal - 671
4.Panbari, Assam - 665
5.Kajalgaon, Assam - 640
6.Jalpaiguri, West Bengal - 577
7.Cheruthazham, Kerala - 556
8.Chepan, West Bengal - 545
9.Dinhata, West Bengal - 541
10.BP Ghat, Assam - 540
11.Kodungallur, Kerala - 530
12.Alipurduar, West Bengal - 530
13.Mawsynaram, Meghalaya - 510
14.Williamnagar, Meghalaya - 500
15.Kokrajhar, Assam - 500

Top 20 All India Highest 24 hr rainfall for the year 2014 (01.01.2014 to 10.04.2014)

Dont be surprised, the highest 24 hr rainfall this year 2014  between 01.01.2014 to 10.04.2014 is from Tamil Nadu. Expecting Cherrapunji to break the mark in April.

1. Papanasam Dam, Tamil Nadu - 180 mm (09.01.2014)
2. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 172 mm (09.04.2014)
3. Pattamundai, Orissa - 164 mm (05.03.2014)
4. Srinagar IAF, Jammu & Kashmir - 156 mm (23.01.2014)
5. Soraon, Uttar Pradesh - 150 (18.01.2014)
6. Srinagar IAF, Jammu & Kashmir - 137 mm (01.01.2014)
7. Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir - 133 mm (12.03.2014)
8. Lower Papanasam Dam, Tamil Nadu - 132 mm (09.01.2014)
9. Karamadai, Tamil Nadu - 130 mm (07.03.2014)
10. Cheranmahadevi, Tamil Nadu - 128 mm (03.03.2014)
11. RKM Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 124 mm (09.04.2014)
12. Manimuthar, Tamil Nadu - 120 mm (09.01.2014)
13. Nancowry, Andaman & Nicobar - 116 mm (12.01.2014)
14. Batote, Jammu & Kashmir - 116 mm (12.03.2014)
15. Banihal, Jammu & Kashmir - 111 mm (12.03.2014)
16. Udhampur, Jammu & Kashmir - 110 mm (12.03.2014)
17. Zalki, Karnataka - 110 mm (27.02.2014)
18. Srinagar Airport, Jammu & Kashmir - 110 mm (07.02.2014)
19. Mawana, Uttar Pradesh - 100 mm (18.01.2014)
20. Rajpura, Jammu & Kashmir - 100 mm (11.03.2014)

Top Wettest Places in India for the Year 2013

Hulikal in Karnataka is the wettest place in India in 2013. The Global giants  Mawsynaram and Cherrapunji got let down by the SWM this year. Hulikal winning the battle is not new. Last time it happened (Mawsynaram and Cherrapunji) when both were beaten was in 2006, when Walakkad in Kerala got 9570 mm while Cherrapunji and Mawsynaram got 8734 and 8082 mm. In 1997 too Walakkad beat Cherrapunji when it got 10189 mm while Cherrpunji got 8994 mm.

Hulikal is a village located in the Hosanagara taluk of the Shimoga district in the Indian state of Karnataka and is known for its heavy rainfall. It has been fighting for the wettest place in the state of Karnataka, India with Agumbe and Amgaon for a period of time. The real beauty of Hulikal lies in its small waterfalls which come alive during monsoon. These waterfalls take birth during rainy season and vanish after the monsoon. Most of the waterfalls are beside the highway. These temporary waterfalls do not have any name and they are very easily accessible. You can stop your vehicles, spend some time and enjoy with these waterfalls.

The nearby Mashtikatte also gets good rainfall and also beats Agubme at times. (Hulikal and Mashtikatte) are like (Cherrapunji and Mawsynaram) located very nearby Twin wet places.

in mm

Min (7500)

1. Hulikal, Karnataka - 9383
2. Patgaon, Maharashtra - 9108
3. Mashtikatte, Karnataka - 8953
4. Agumbe, Karnataka - 8770
5. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 8696
6. Mawsynaram, Meghalaya - 8610
   
7. Tamini, Maharashtra - 8530
8. Surlabhi, Karnataka - 8482
9. Amgaon, Karnataka - 8440
10. Yadur, Karnataka - 8081
11. Mani, Karnataka - 7995
12. Kogar, Karnataka - 7775
13. Cherrapunji, Meghalaya - 7560
    

The winner is Patgaon - All India Final SWM Toppers from 01.06.13 to 30.09.13

After 120 days of grueling battle, the winner is Patgaon from Maharashtra. it manages to beat Hulikal from Karnataka by just 100 mm. The notable records in this season are Patgaon has got 5881 mm rainfall in July alone. A data which has to be noted in your record books. Similarly, Amgaon in Karnataka has got 5097 mm in July. But it was a bad year for both Cherrapunji and Mawsynaram. They finished very lowly in the toppers list this SWM.

 
in mm (Minimum 5000 mm)

1. Patgaon, Maharashtra - 8989
2. Hulikal, Karnataka - 8882
3. Mashtikatte, Karnataka - 8532
4. Tamini, Maharashtra - 8409
5. Amgaon, Karnataka - 8294
6. Surlabhi, Karnataka - 7949
7. Agumbe, Karnataka - 7828 
8. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 7811
9. Yadur, Karnataka - 7600
10. Mani, Karnataka - 7406
11. Kogar, Karnataka - 7283
12. Mulshi, Maharashtra - 7075
13. Gawali, Karnataka - 7026 
14. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 7017
15. Dawdi, Maharashtra - 7000
16. Amboli, Maharashtra - 6928
17. Shiragaon, Maharashtra - 6900 
18. Kerekatte, Karnataka - 6838
19. Nilkund, Karnataka - 6752
20. Dajipur, Maharashtra - 6681
21. Kanakumbi, Karnataka - 6644
22. Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra - 6438
23. Navaja, Maharashtra - 6413
24. Dungerwadi, Maharashtra -  6412
25. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 6184
26. Bhuibavda, Maharashtra - 6113
27. Kollur, Karnataka - 6111
28. Naladi, Karnataka -  6063
29. Mawsynaram, Meghlaya - 6026
30. Gaganbawda, Maharashtra -6017
31. Hosakere, Karnataka - 6012
32. Kigga, Karnataka - 5935
33. Dhamnand, Maharashtra - 5864
34. Castle Rock, Karnataka - 5908
35. Mallikarjuna, Karnataka - 5881
36. Mulikar, Karnataka - 5798
37. Maageri, Karnataka - 5745
38. Bandal, Karnataka - 5741
39. Ambavali, Maharashtra - 5660
40. Kundal, Karnataka - 5604
41. Bhagamandala, Karnataka - 5600
42. Kasari, Maharashtra - 5600
43. Byakody, Karnataka - 5547
44. Bhira, Maharashtra - 5502
45. Gersoppa, Karnataka - 5424
46. Chatav, Maharashtra - 5423
47. Pophali, Maharashtra - 5410
48. Shanthahalli, Karnataka - 5407
49. Galibeedu, Karnataka - 5322
50. Lonavala, Maharashtra - 5310
51. Koyna, Maharashtra - 5304
52. Shirshingi, Maharashtra - 5301
53. Amba, Maharashtra - 5272
54. Makhjan, Maharashtra - 5263
55. Subramanya, Karnataka - 5259
56. Sulkeri, Karnataka - 5227
57. Kerveshe, Karnataka - 5221
58. Jmagaon, Karnataka - 5205
59. Kondgaon, Maharastra - 5191
60. Wahal, Maharashtra - 5181
61. Siddapura, Karnataka - 5176
62. Matheran, Maharashtra - 5138
63. Aralagod, Karnataka - 5096
64. Cherrapunji, Meghlaya - 5093
65. Radhanagri, Mahrashtra - 5089
66. Valpoi, Goa - 5073
67. Megaravalli, Karnataka ~ 5000 (Till 12th September)
68. Salwan, Maharashtra - 5000
69. Kadwai, Maharashtra - 5000
70. Maranahalli, Karnataka - 5000
71. Gokarana, Karnataka - 5000
    
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Surprise Surprise !!! Patgaon takes the Lead from Hulikal - All India SWM Toppers from 01.06.13 to 22.09.13

Surprise Surprise. Patgaon in Sindhudurg district in Maharashtra rainfall data is obtained. It has got 5881 mm rainfall in July alone. A data which has to be noted in your record books. Amgaon in Karnataka got 5097 mm, but Patgaon simply rocked.

in mm (Minimum 5000 mm)

1. Patgaon (Sindhudurg), Maharashtra - 8917  
2. Hulikal, Karnataka - 8831
3. Mashtikatte, Karnataka - 8487
4. Tamini, Maharashtra - 8279
5. Amgaon, Karnataka - 7988 (Till 31st August)
   
6. Talacauvery, Karnataka - 7789
7. Agumbe, Karnataka - 7765
8. Surlabhi, Karnataka - 7749
9. Yadur, Karnataka - 7571 
10. Mani, Karnataka - 7359
11. Kogar, Karnataka - 7192
12. Mulshi, Maharashtra - 6955
13. Kitwade, Maharashtra - 6929
14. Dawdi, Maharashtra - 6900
15. Kerekatte, Karnataka - 6794
16. Gawali, Karnataka - 6757 (Till 13th September)
17. Shiragaon, Maharashtra - 6740
18. Amboli, Maharashtra - 6689
19. Nilkund, Karnataka - 6638
20. Dajipur, Maharashtra - 6544
21. Kanakumbi, Karnataka - 6375 (Till 17th September)
22. Dungerwadi, Maharashtra - 6322
23. Navaja, Maharashtra - 6303
24. Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra - 6255
25. Kuttiyadi, Kerala - 6159
26. Naladi, Karnataka -  6048
27. Mawsynaram, Meghlaya - 6016
28. Kollur, Karnataka - 5994 
29. Hosakere, Karnataka - 5958
30. Bhuibavda, Maharashtra - 5938
31. Kigga, Karnataka - 5920
32. Gaganbawda, Maharashtra - 5883 
33. Castle Rock, Karnataka - 5802
34. Maageri, Karnataka - 5723
35. Mallikarjuna, Karnataka - 5702
36. Bandal, Karnataka - 5661
37. Byakody, Karnataka - 5528 
38. Ambavali, Maharashtra - 5512
39. Bhagamandala, Karnataka - 5500
40. Kasari, Maharashtra - 5478
41. Patgaon (Krishna River), Maharashtra - 5451 
42. Bhira, Maharashtra - 5414 
43. Shanthahalli, Karnataka - 5390
44. Gersoppa, Karnataka - 5348
45. Galibeedu, Karnataka - 5307
46. Chatav, Maharashtra - 5288
47. Pophali, Maharashtra - 5270 
48. Subramanya, Karnataka - 5230
49. Lonavala, Maharashtra - 5213
50. Mulikar, Karnataka - 5190 (Till 3rd September)
51. Koyna, Maharashtra - 5175
52. Kundal, Karnataka - 5173
53. Kerveshe, Karnataka - 5172
54. Sulkeri, Karnataka - 5168
55. Siddapura, Karnataka - 5141
56. Jmagaon, Karnataka - 5121
57. Shirshingi, Maharashtra - 5113 
58. Amba, Maharashtra - 5082
59. Aralagod, Karnataka - 5070
60. Cherrapunji, Meghlaya - 5035
61. Radhanagri, Mahrashtra - 5003 
62. Megaravalli, Karnataka ~ 5000 (Till 12th September)
    
63. Matheran, Mahrashtra ~ 5000 
64. Maranahalli, Karnataka ~ 5000
65. Gokarana, Karnataka ~ 5000
66. Salwan, Maharashtra ~ 5000

Statewise Toppers (Limited to Certain States) 

Maharashtra Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Patgaon (Sindhudurg) -8917
2. Tamini - 8279
3. Mulshi - 6955
4. Kitwade - 6929
5. Dawdi - 6900

Karnataka Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Hulikal - 8831
2. Mashtikatte - 8487
3. Amgaon - 7988 (Till 31st August)
   
4. Talacauvery - 7789
5. Agumbe - 7765

Kerala Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September 

1. Kuttiyadi - 6159
2. Panamkutty - 4787
3. Chalakudy Dam - 4636
4. Vadakara - 4247
5. Vythri - 4155

Meghalaya Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Mawsynaram - 6016
2. Cherrapunji - 5035
3. Jowai - 1500
4. Ribhoi - 990
5. Shillong - 945

Goa Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Valpoi  - 4847
2. Sanguem - 3998
3. Sankhali - 3604
4. Ponda - 3432
5. Margao - 3265

Tamil Nadu Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Upper Sholayar - 4618
2. Valparai - 3984
3. Devala - 3800
4. Parsons Valley - 3657
5. Avalanche - 3593

West Bengal Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Buxaduar - 4100
2. Gazoldoba - 3400
3. Jayanthi - 3300
4. Hasimara - 3100
5. Kumargram - 3100

Himachal Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Dharamsala - 3066
2. Kangra - 1879
3. Nahan - 1746
4. Sirmaur  - 1688
5. Una - 1119

Andaman & Nicobar Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Mayabunder - 3000
2. Port Blair - 1845
3. Car Nicobar - 1773
4. Nancowry - 1300

Gujarat Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Valsad - 2686
2. Kaprada - 2620
3. Pardi - 2587
4. Umerpada - 2415
5. Vyara - 2172

Arunachal Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Passighat - 2518
2. Tezu - 1700
3. Tirap - 1650
4. Itanagar - 1400
5. Tuting - 1200

Assam Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September

1. Chouldhowaghat - 2400
2. Gossaigaon - 2150
3. Kokrajhar - 2100
4. Lilabari - 1800
5. Barepta - 1600

Orissa Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September 

1. Indravatti - 2171
2. Baripada - 1678
3. Koraput - 1660
4. Raipur - 1650
5. Junagarh - 1601

  Andhra Pradesh Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September 

1. Adilabad - 1398
2. Nizamabad - 1111
3. Ramagundam - 1109
4. Medak - 961
5. Hanmakonda - 929

Lakshwadeep Top 5 Rainfall till 22nd September 

1. Minicoy - 1157
2. Agathi - 1144
3. Amini Divi - 967
4. Kavaratti - 800

Places such as Rajamalai, Kakkayam, Pochippara, Saridhari, Neelikal & Walakkad in Kerala would have also made it to the list.

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Kuttiyadi in Kerala crosses 6000 mm for the SWM. Top 15 Kerala Rainfall from 01.06.13 to 20.09.13

in mm

1. Kuttiyadi, Kozhikode dt - 6100
2. Panamkutty, Idukki dt  - 4700
3. Chalakudy Dam, Thrissur dt - 4600
4. Pookot Wayanad dt - 4223
5. Vadakara, Kozhikode dt - 4202
6. Vythri, Wayanad dt - 4118
7. Piravom, Ernakulam dt - 4023
8. Peermade, Idukki - 3966
9. Irikkur, Kannur dt - 3850
10. Munnar, Idukki dt - 3920
11. Idukki, Idukki dt - 3620
12. Neeriyamangalam, Ernakulam dt - 3600
13. Kannur, Kannur dt - 3437
14. Taliparamba, Kannur dt - 3400
15. Thamarasery, Kozhikode dt - 3400

The rainfall data of heavy weights such as Walakkad, Pochippara, Silent Valley, Rajamalai, Lakkidi, Kakkayam, Neelikkal and Sairandhri are not available. These places would have also found a place in the Kerala Toppers.

Maharashtra Top 15 rainfall in this SWM from 01.06.2013 to 09.09.2013 (100 days)

Its been Tamhini rule in Maharashtra, it has got around 8000 mm in last 100 days and dominates the 2nd placed station by over 1000 mm.

in mm

1. Tamhini, Pune - 7969
2. Kitwade, Sindhudurg - 6855
3. Patgaon (Sindhudurg) - 6730 (July 1 to 10 data not available)
4. Dawdi, Pune - 6700
5. Mulshi, Pune - 6640
6. Shirgaon, Raigad - 6510
7. Amboli, Sindhudurg - 6288
8. Dajipur, Kolhapur - 6202
9. Navaja, Satara - 6123
10. Dungerwadi, Raigad - 6025
11. Mahabaleshwar, Satara - 5994
12. Gaganbawada, Kolhapur - 5691
13. Bhuibavda, Sindhudurg- 5442
14. Kasari, Kolhapur - 5328
15. Ambavali, Ratnagiri - 5218
16. Patgaon. Kolhapur - 5193

Tamil Nadu Top 10 rainfall in this SWM from 01.06.2013 to 09.09.2013 (100 days)

Sholayar Dam (Upper Sholayar) crossed 4000 mm mark and leads the toppers ahead of wettest place in Tamil Nadu which is Chinna Kallar.

in mm

1. Sholayar, Coimbatore district - 4027
2. Valparai, Coimbatore district - 3631
3. Avalanche, Nilgiris district - 3446
4. Parsons Valley, Nilgiris district - 3379
5. Devala, Nilgiris district - 3167
6. Chinna Kallar, Coimbatore district - 3100
7. Upper Bhavani, Nilgiris district - 3053
8. Naduvattam, Nilgiris district - 2400
9. Porthimund, Nilgiris district - 2000
10. Upper Kodayar, Tirunelveli district - 1600

Chincona and Lower Nirar dam would have also found part of the toppers. However, the rainfall data is not available for entire 100 days.