KAKINADA EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS IN THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER

KAKINADA

EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS IN THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER

Year	Temperature(oC)		Rainfall (mm)
	Highest Maximum(Date)	Lowest Minimum(Date)	24 Hours Highest (Date)	Monthly Total
2018	32.2(6)	19.3(27)	62.2(1)	8.2
2017	33.3(16)	19.1(4)	1.4(16)	1.9
2016	33.8(3)	18.6(28)	19.2(5)	22.6
2015	32.4(5)	19.4(17)	33.2(18)	125.1
2014	34(8)	18.6(7)	32(10)	41.4
2013	31.9(1)	20.3(13)	45(23)	80.1
2012	32.4(8)	17.7(14)	203.2(4)	406.3
2011	35(8)	18.9(19)	25.4(1)	25.4
2010	33.6(13)	21.5(26)	184.6(1)	372.4
2009	34.1(17)	18.7(29)	14.3(18)	28.3
ALL TIME RECORD	35.9(02/2008)	14.4(28/1970)	276.4(16/1923)	696.7(1893)

 

CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE

PERIOD: 1981-2010

Month	Mean Temperature(oC)		Mean Total Rainfall (mm)	Mean Number of Rainy Days	Mean Number of days with
	Daily Minimum	Daily Maximum			HAIL	Thunder	FOG	SQUALL
Jan	20.3	29.2	12.6	0.9	0	0.1	0.1	0
Feb	21.7	31.2	10.3	1.1	0	0	0	0
Mar	24.0	34.0	7.5	0.5	0	0.7	0.1	0
Apr	26.2	36.2	16.4	1.1	0	2.1	0	0
May	27.8	37.5	42.3	2.8	0	5.2	0	0
Jun	27.3	35.8	122.8	7.1	0	5.4	0	0
Jul	26.2	32.9	175.4	10.9	0	5.2	0	0
Aug	25.9	32.2	176.9	10.2	0	4.7	0	0
Sep	25.9	32.7	199.4	9.1	0	7.5	0	0
Oct	24.8	31.9	243.4	9.0	0	6.8	0	0
Nov	22.5	30.4	98.8	3.8	0	1.3	0	0
Dec	20.3	29.2	10.7	0.9	0	0	0	0
Annual	24.4	32.8	1116.6	57.5	0	39	0.1	0

 

 

 

New Recoveries exceed New Cases continuously from last 5 weeks

 

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

New Recoveries exceed New Cases continuously from last 5 weeks

Sustained dip in the Active Cases; stand at 5.2 lakh today

Posted On: 06 NOV 2020 11:19AM by PIB Delhi

Less than 50,000 new cases have been reported in the country in the last 24 hours whereas the daily new recoveries have exceeded 54,000. India is reporting new recoveries more than the daily new cases successively for the last five weeks now.

54,157 COVID patients have recovered and discharged in the last 24 hours whereas the new confirmed cases presently are pegged at 47,638.

There is a continuous decline in average daily new cases for last 5 weeks. From registering more than 73,000 average daily new cases in the first week of October, the average daily new cases have declined to 46,000 cases. 

The active cases are also on a sustained decline as a result of continuously rising recoveries. The active cases stand at 5,20,773 today. The active cases now comprise only 6.19% of the total positive cases of the country.

The declining trend of the active cases is supported by a high number of recovered cases. The total recovered cases stand at 7,765,966. The gap between Recovered cases and Active cases is nearing 72.5 lakh (72,45,193). The national Recovery Rate has further improved to 92.32%

80% of the new recovered cases are observed to be concentrated in 10 States/UTs.

Maharashtra has contributed the maximum with more than 11,000 single day recoveries.

79% of the new cases are from 10 States and UTs.

Maharashtra is reporting a very high number of new cases with more than 10,000 cases followed by Kerala with more than 9,000 cases.

670 case fatalities have been reported in the past 24 hours.

Of these, ten States/UTs account for nearly 86%.  More than 38% of new fatalities reported are from Maharashtra (256 deaths). Delhi follows with 66 new deaths.

                                                                                                                                               

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Salient weather features over the country for the month of Oct, 2020: IMD Report

 

                         Salient weather features over the country for the month of Oct, 2020: IMD Report

Southwest Monsoon withdrew from the entire country and Northeast Monsoon rains simultaneously commenced over extreme south peninsular India on 28th October 2020

In October 2020, a total of 3 Depressions formed over NIO with one intensifying into a Cyclone

During, Oct, 2020, the rainfall over the country is 78.1 mm with 3% above Long Period Average (LPA) over the country as a whole

Posted On: 06 NOV 2020 5:51PM by PIB Delhi

1.       Southwest Monsoon withdrew from the entire country and Northeast Monsoon rains simultaneously commenced over extreme south peninsular India on 28th October 2020. Past dates of withdrawal of southwest monsoon from entire India since 1975 shows that withdrawal from entire India was most delayed during 2010 (29th Oct, 2010) followed by 2016 and 2020 ( 28th Oct).

2.       Among all the months, both October and November are the most vulnerable months of Cyclonic disturbances (Depressions +Cyclones) formation over the north India Ocean (NIO). The average frequencies Cyclonic disturbances as depressions and cyclones are 2.0 and 1.8 during October and 1.8 and 1.2 during November respectively based on data of 1961-2019.  However, in Oct 2020, a total of 3 Depressions formed over NIO with one intensifying into a Cyclone.  Out of these 3 systems (1 Deep Depression & 2 Depressions) formed over NIO, 1 formed over the Arabian Sea and 2 (one Deep Depression & one Depression) formed over the Bay of Bengal. Date since 1980 shows that there were no cyclones in October during 14 years out of last 41-years.   During October 2020, the genesis, intensification, movement and landfall characteristics of all the three systems along with expected duration were well predicted by IMD with sufficient lead time.

3.       During, Oct, 2020, the rainfall over the country is 78.1 mm with 3% above Long Period Average (LPA) over the country as a whole.

4.       October is the transitional month of temperature when variation of both maximum and minimum temperature is monitored for providing guidance to various users. Fig 6 shows observed spatial temperature pattern of monthly average minimum, average maximum and mean temperature over India and their departure from normal for Oct 2020. Fig 7 shows time series of All India monthly average minimum, average maximum and mean temperature during 1971-2020. The mean maximum, minimum and average temperature for the country as a whole during Oct 2020 was 21.90 º C, 32.0 º C and 27.0 º C respectively. The month of Oct 2020 was the warmest night temperature in record since 1971(i.e. in last 50-years) and was 3rd warmest, in terms of average monthly maximum and mean temperature since 1971 for October month, with 2015 as the warmest  followed by 2017 for the month.     Fig 8 shows time series of Northwest India monthly average minimum, average maximum and mean temperature during 1971-2020. The mean maximum, minimum and average temperature  over Northwest India as a whole during Oct 2020 was 16.43 º C, 31.07 º C and 24.15 º C respectively. The month of Oct 2020 was 19th in the rank of the warmest night temperature in record since 1971 and was 3rd warmest, in terms of average monthly maximum and mean temperature since 1971 for October month, with 2017 as the warmest followed by 2010 for the month. The average mean monthly temperature of Oct 2020 is 6th warmest in the rank with 2017 as the warmest followed by 2016 for the month. However the national capital region and adjoining areas of Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh & Rajasthan recorded lower temperature during Oct. 2020. Temperatures records over New Delhi (Safdarjung) for the month of Oct 2020 and comparison with data since 1951 shows that it recorded lowest monthly mean minimum temperature (MMT) during Oct. 2020 (17.2 º C) after Oct. 1962 (16.9 º C) (Fig 9)