New Delhi: Monsun may not begin to withdraw from the country in the next 10 days or more, with two weather systems it is expected to provide more rain in Central India and many northern parts during this period, the weather department official said on Tuesday.
The normal date of Monsoon’s withdrawal, which starts from Rajasthan Barat, only three more days (September 17), but the monsoon has not been done.
“Given that active conditions tend to be over the next few days, where Rajasthan will also get rain, we don’t expect the rainy season to start pulling at least before September 23,” said Mrutyunjay Mohapatra’s Meteorology Department Head to Tii.
In his official update, last Thursday, IMD said Monsoon’s withdrawal could not be possible until September 16, considering “in-depth depression” which formed Bengal Bay, which then moved to the interior of Odisha on Sunday (September 12).
Now, other systems are expected to sweep through North Odisha this weekend (around September 18), bringing more rain to Central and North India.
This system is expected to be formed above the North Bay of Bengal will be the third circulation to refresh the rainy season this month.
In the first two weeks of September, India has received more than 30% of excess rain, reducing half the overall rainy season deficit from 10% at the end of August to 5% to Tuesday.
Depth depression that has crossed Odisha on Sunday, is currently located above the North Chhattisgarh.
“It will move across Madhya Pradesh, causing very heavy rainfall in the country and regions side by side in the next two days.
Delhi-NCR is expected to receive medium shower until weighing on Thursday.
This system tends to go towards Rajasthan South, “said RK Jenamani, senior weather fortune teller at the National Weather Pramussian Center IMD.
The condition of the active monsoon this month, after August ended with a 24% deficit, coinciding with the oscillation of Julian Madden (MJO) which moves to a position that is usually beneficial for the Summer Monsoon India.
Mjo is a cloud pulse and the rain of traveling east which has an impact on the tropical weather system throughout the world.