Monsoon Continue This week :As if in a bid to make up for its delayed start, India’s southwest monsoon has begun withdrawing from the country at a breakneck pace, making it almost on par with its normal withdrawal schedule in many places and even zipping ahead in others. Now, the rainy season is set to begin exiting from many eastern states and more central parts over the next couple of days.
According to the India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) Monday latest bulletin, the Southwest Monsoon’s line of withdrawal continues to intersect Raxaul, Daltonganj, Kanker Ramagundam, Bijapur and Vengurla. It has just finished withdrawing from the remaining parts of East Uttar Pradesh and East Madhya Pradesh.
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Conditions are also becoming favourable for rainy retreat from some parts of Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and North Interior Karnataka, along with most parts of Maharashtra and the Central Arabian Sea over the next 48 hours.
After September commences, the IMD declares the start of withdrawal over a region once it experiences complete dry weather for five continuous days, the establishment of an anticyclone and a considerable reduction in moisture content from satellite water vapour images.
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So far, the monsoon season has left more half the country, with the phenomenon leaving parts of Maharashtra, North Karnataka and Telangana a day earlier than expected. Some northeastern and east-central parts of the state, including Bihar, Jharkhand and areas of Chhattisgarh, continue to witness a more delayed exit.
As the main monsoon trough departs, a couple of troughs near West Bengal and South India are ensuring that many parts of the country continue to experience wet weather. As a result, heavy rains are on the cards for parts of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Tamil Nadu, South Interior Karnataka and Kerala this week.
