Heavy Rains to continue in North India

METD WEATHER
AKSHAY DEORAS
SEVERE WEATHER FORECASTER

The entire North India is now receiving rains and Thunderstorms due to the formation of a vortex system at low and mid levels of atmosphere. Cloud Top Temps indicate temperatures around -50C in Himachal Pradesh,Uttarakhand and Eastern Punjab,Haryana.

HEAVY RAINS SHALL CONTINUE IN PUNJAB,HARAYANA,WESTERN HIMACHAL PRADESH TILL NIGHT HOURS OF FRIDAY ( 9TH SEPT 2011) 


THESE AREAS MIGHT FACE FLOODING POTENTIALS. 






BAY LOW - 


THE BAY LOW IS STILL LINGERING WITH MSLP OF 998MB OFFSHORE WEST BENGAL
GFS FORECASTS HAVE AGREED THAT THE LOW IS EXPECTED TO PASS THROUGH CENTRAL AND NORTHERN MADHYA PRADESH AND THUS IS GOING TO REDUCE INTENSITY OF RAINFALL IN MAHARASHTRA NORTHERN AREAS

HOWEVER, HEAVY RAINS SHALL CONTINUE IN CENTRAL,SOUTHERN MADHYA PRADESH NEAR MAHARASHTRA BORDER

CONCERNS- 


VERY HEAVY RAINS SHALL HIT CENTRAL,SOUTHERN,EASTERN MADHYA PRADESH,VIDARBHA AND NORTH EAST MAHARASHTRA, WESTERN CHATTISGARH 


WHEN ? 
RAINS SHALL BEGIN ON 9TH AND 10TH SEPT 2011


CONCERNS- 
REGIONS IN MADHYA PRADESH MIGHT SEE FLOODING POTENTIALS. 
AREAS IN MAHARASHTRA ARE LESS LIKELY TO SEE SUCH FLOODING POTENTIALS

Central India to receive heavy rains due to Bay Low

METD WEATHER
AKSHAY DEORAS
SEVERE WEATHER FORECASTER

Nearly half dozen bay lows have already impacted Central India but with some weakened intensity and direction not exactly passing along the Maharashtra-Madhya pradesh border.

The low pressure is of 996mb and presently situated over West Bengal is expected to travel through Central India with its centre moving through central MP.

However due to increase in the moisture,it is expected that the low pressure will cause heavy rains and flooding probabilities across many areas in central india





THE PRIMARY CONCERN-


THE MAIN CONCERN IS OF HEAVY AND PROLONGED RAINS IN A WIDE AREA STRETCHING FROM VIDARBHA INCLUDING NAGPUR,AMRAVATI,AKOLA,CHINWARA


AREAS- 
AREAS OF 200KM RADIUS WITH NAGPUR AS CENTER
STRETCHING IN CHATTISGARH IN EAST AND AKOLA IN WEST.
STRETCHING SOUTH CENTRAL MADHYA PRADESH IN NORTH


WHEN - 
PROLONGED RAINS SHALL HIT ON FRIDAY ( 9TH ) AND SATURDAY ( 10TH SEPT)


IMPACT- 
*** LIKELY FLOODING POTENTIALS IN THE ABOVE AREAS***


PREPAREDNESS
*** PEOPLE IN LOW LYING AREAS MUST REMAIN VERY ALERT AND RESPONSIVE TO LOCAL AUTHORITIES. 


STAY TUNED FOR UPDATES!

METD WEATHER DEDICATES OUR FIRST HD VIDEO,X RAY IMAGE TO VAGARIES OF WEATHER

METD WEATHER
AKSHAY DEORAS
SEVERE WEATHER FORECASTER

I AM PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE CHASE HAS BEEN FRUITFUL AND METD WEATHER HAS GRABBED AN INSANE VIEW OF TWO LIGHTNING BOLTS HAPPENING AT AN INTERVAL OF AROUND 3 SECONDS HERE IN NAGPUR


THE VIDEO HAS BEEN SHOT IN THE HD RESOLUTION OF 1280 X 720 AND UPLOADED ON YOUTUBE AS 720p while A VIDEO OF 1280p shall also BE MADE AVAILABLE SHORTLY




THE X RAY IMAGE


METD WEATHER ALSO HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN GRABBING A SEQUENTIAL VIDEO OF THE SAME LIGHTNING BOLT IN THE X RAY EFFECT OF CAMERA WHICH SHOWS DETAILED BOLT AND VARIOUS FACTORS OF IT. 

As seen in the above image, the lightning bolt is the black curved line at the center. The gray background indicates clouds whereas the two cornered white patches are the X ray images of trees. 

THE VIDEO HAS BEEN PROCESSED using iMovie on my MACBOOK PRO ADDING DETAILED EXPLANATIONS OF IT


THE VIDEO-


THE VIDEO IS AVAILABLE HERE  


 Dedication- 


METD WEATHER DEDICATES THIS VIDEO AND THE EXCLUSIVE IMAGES TO MY SENIOR FRIEND FROM MUMBAI -

RAJESHBHAI KAPADIA

Readers already must be knowing that Rajeshbhai writes a wonderful blog "Vagaries of Weather"
on Indian Weather as well as discussions about Global Weather.

The blog was set up in 2006 on 15th July 2011 by Rajesh Kapadia (check his profile) who has been looking at the weather since last 40 years!
Since then there have been many wonderful posts on his blog with a total of 1135 posts from July 2006 till date.

The blog is reaching a MILESTONE OF 1LAKH VISITORS SHORTLY !

So, I dedicate this post with esteemed pleasure to Rajeshbhai for his generous and non stop work in Meteorology and wish for more success of the blog

Akshay Deoras