Ranchi: Close on the heel of depth depression last week which caused very heavy rainfall in many parts of the state, the other cyclone circulation above the West Bay Bengal Bengal will remain active in Jharkhand this week too.
Cyclone circulation from Northwest and West-Central Bay from Bengal lying centered in Bengal Bengal Bengal Bengal and side by side with North Odisha on Monday, elongated 1.5 km to 5.8 km above sea level with the average slope to the south until the rainfall goes down into conditions.
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Director of acting, IMD Ranchi, Abhishek Anand, said the South Jharkhand District received moderate to heavy rainfall under the influence of cyclone circulation.
“The Arki block in the Khunti district receives 67mm rainfall for the past 24 hours.
For three days the following days, the entire state tends to receive mild to moderate rainfall,” he said.
Monsun withdrawal is delayed this year.
Usually, the rainy season is starting to draw on September 15 but this year, weather participants estimate the withdrawal to start in the first week of October.
Because of the remaining rainy season, the entire Jharkhand will experience rainfall from the second two weeks of October.
As on Monday, the monsun trough passes through Daltonganj to the cyclone circulation area in North Odisha.
During the rainy season, which from June 1 to the present (September 20), Jharkhand has received 937.8mm rainfall as a 986.2mm seasonal normal normal which shows a 5% deficit.
Anand said that since the rainy season was still active in the state and the cyclone circulation system also existed, the lack of seasonal rainfall is likely to be mitigated.
“We can expect light rainfall to being in the entire state for the next three-four days which will be very compensated for these shortcomings,” he said.
Monsun remains active, more rainy rains in Jharkhand
