Monsoon Forecast by Dr. Ram Bajaj
The IMD must apologise to the country for changing the various dates for onset of monsoon in Kerela and the country as a whole . Action should be taken against the officers.
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South west monsoon 2020 finally reached Kerela on May 30, 2020 which is two days before its normal arrival time. Heavy rains likely to continue over Kerela interior, TN and coastal Karnataka. But IMD sticks to June 5, 2020 as the onset of monsoon. The IMD is standing by its earlier prediction of delayed on set of the south west monsoon in Kerela on June 5; despite the current weather conditions pointing to the likelihood of it’s arrival on the coast by June. 29 May 2020, 9.54 AM IST - IMD
The north India especially Haryana, Rajasthan, Punjab, H.P and Delhi will get more rain than the averages. All the dams I these areas will overflow during this monsoon due to frequent rains in June and July. It is based on the temperature differences of north India of this year and the last year and also on the basis of central India and north Pakistan with reference to the lockdown environment condition and aerosol quantities in the atmosphere.
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South west monsoon 2020 finally reached Kerela on May 30, 2020 which is two days before its normal arrival time. Heavy rains likely to continue over Kerela interior, TN and coastal Karnataka. But IMD sticks to June 5, 2020 as the onset of monsoon. The IMD is standing by its earlier prediction of delayed on set of the south west monsoon in Kerela on June 5; despite the current weather conditions pointing to the likelihood of it’s arrival on the coast by June. 29 May 2020, 9.54 AM IST - IMD
Our Projections and Predictions on monsoon
There will be excess rainfall from June to September 2020. And monsoon will be above normal ranges. The details will be published within a few days after working out on the statistical method for our monsoon prediction.The north India especially Haryana, Rajasthan, Punjab, H.P and Delhi will get more rain than the averages. All the dams I these areas will overflow during this monsoon due to frequent rains in June and July. It is based on the temperature differences of north India of this year and the last year and also on the basis of central India and north Pakistan with reference to the lockdown environment condition and aerosol quantities in the atmosphere.
About Writer
Dr. Ram Bajaj
Engineer ( BITS PILANI )
Scientist
Agriculturist
Economist
Email: info@rambajaj.com
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