PANAJI: Goa has so far accepted excess rainfall of 168% until October 7 until 8:30 a.m., with heavy rain the previous day contributed around 110 mm of rainfall into the season cat, thus making it one day sidden so far northeast monsoun.
Panaji Station received the maximum rainfall amount on Wednesday around 176.6 mm, with five other stations that received more than 100 mm in one day, which could be considered the category of extreme rainfall.
The lowest rainfall was recorded at the Rain Canacona gauge station with 67.6 mm.
“The maximum maximum frequency of storms during the Monsun post period in October and Secondary Maxima occurred during the pre-monsoon period in May,” said Meteorology and retired NIO scientists, M Ramesh Kumar.
This monsoon contributes around 7% of the average annual rainfall for the state of Goa.
Northeast Monsun Rainfall (October-November) is an advantage of 15% by 2020 and 174% of the advantages in 2019, which chance is also a cyclone year as far as the North Indian Ocean.
“Five cyclones were formed in the Arabian sea compared to three in Bengal Bay.
This is a cyclone traveling parallel to the west coast of India, which causes excessive precipitation in Goa and produces more than 174% rainfall at Monsun’s post.
This is a note in Himself, “Kumar said.
In 2018 had 41% rainfall deficits, so it was the case with 2016 when Goa had a deficit of 51%, and 2015 has a 38% deficit.
2014 on the other hand has 55% of excessive rainfall.
With a heavy shower, excessive rainfall in Goa surged up to 168%
