Annual climate summary 2023
The report discusses the climate condition over Indian region during the year 2023. Notably, global temperatures soared to exceptionally high levels during this period (WMO.No.1347). The India Meteorological
Rainfall
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Expect rain in city by Friday: IMD
AHMEDABAD: Torrential rains lashed Saurasthra and adjoining areas on the second consecutive day on Wednesday even as the Met department predicted heavy to very heavy rainfall over Saurashtra, Kutch and Diu by Thursday evening. However, rains continued to play hide and seek in Ahmedabad, showing up only in the form of a light drizzle in the evening for a brief while.
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India faces monsoon washout
North May Be Worst Hit, Kharif Crop In Danger TIMES NEWS NETWORK
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Rain-fed reservoirs run dry, power may be next casualty
Water Levels Dip Below 10-Year Avg; Tehri On Verge Of Collapse Sanjay Dutta | TNN
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India faces monsoon washout
North May Be Worst Hit, Kharif Crop In Danger TIMES NEWS NETWORK
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Below normal rainfall forecast
P. Sunderarajan NEW DELHI: The Union government on Wednesday announced a downward revision in its estimates for the rainfall in the southwest monsoon season. The rainfall will be
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HP mulls setting up agency for water management
Grappling with the problem of perpetual water shortage, the Himachal Government is seriously considering setting up Water Management Board to carry out various programmes like rain water harvesting, revival of traditional water bodies and conservation of water in an effective manner.
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Level in key reservoirs well below average
Another fortnight
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Monsoon below normal, lower in Punjab and Haryana: Met
New Delhi: The monsoon is three weeks late, and India is likely to get
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NE staring at probable drought amidst deficit rain
The North East is staring at a probable drought this year as temperature remains high with a severe deficit of rainfall. Known to experience early and flash floods, the region this time has received scanty rainfall compared to other States of the country, with Meghalaya recording the highest deficit of 75 per cent in the period between May 25 and June 19.
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Estimation of replenishable groundwater resources of India and their status of utilization
Dynamic groundwater resources of India have been estimated using groundwater resource estimation methodology-1997. The methodology uses the water-level fluctuation technique and empirical norms for recharge estimation. The groundwater utilization is also estimated.