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IMD Forecasts Warmer November Due To Strengthening El Nino Conditions
(MENAFN- Live Mint) "Amid strengthening El Nino conditions, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Tuesday predicted a warmer November.
The weather department said that above normal minimum temperatures are expected in most parts of India in November, barring some areas in the northwest and west-central regions a press conference in New Delhi, IMD director general Mrutyunjay Mohapatra said that rainfall over the country as a whole in November is most likely to be normal – 77-123 percent of the long-period average rainfall is likely over some areas of the southernmost parts of peninsular India, most parts of northwest India, and many parts of east-central, east and northeast India, Mohapatra added the Equatorial Pacific Ocean the EI Nino conditions are prevailing and over the Indian Ocean positive Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) conditions are prevailing weather department said that the latest global forecasts indicate that the El Nino conditions are likely to continue during the season and positive Indian Ocean Dipole conditions are likely to weaken during the coming months to the IMD director general, models suggest that El Nino conditions are unlikely to continue into the next monsoon season Nino conditions -- the warming of waters in the Pacific Ocean near South America -- are associated with weaker monsoon winds and drier conditions in India Ocean Dipole is defined as the difference in the sea surface temperatures between the western parts of the Indian Ocean near Africa and the eastern parts of the ocean near Indonesia IMD on Tuesday also said that northeast monsoon rainfall over the core region of south India in October this year was the sixth lowest since 1901 also said that data from 1980 to 2022 shows“there is a tendency of delay” in the commencement of northeast monsoon rainfall over Tamil Nadu and its adjoining areas.“Northeast monsoon rainfall over the core region of south peninsula (comprising five subdivisions of coastal Andhra Pradesh, Rayalaseema, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, south interior Kamataka and Kerala) in October was the sixth lowest since 1901,” Mohapatra said.
The weather department said that above normal minimum temperatures are expected in most parts of India in November, barring some areas in the northwest and west-central regions a press conference in New Delhi, IMD director general Mrutyunjay Mohapatra said that rainfall over the country as a whole in November is most likely to be normal – 77-123 percent of the long-period average rainfall is likely over some areas of the southernmost parts of peninsular India, most parts of northwest India, and many parts of east-central, east and northeast India, Mohapatra added the Equatorial Pacific Ocean the EI Nino conditions are prevailing and over the Indian Ocean positive Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) conditions are prevailing weather department said that the latest global forecasts indicate that the El Nino conditions are likely to continue during the season and positive Indian Ocean Dipole conditions are likely to weaken during the coming months to the IMD director general, models suggest that El Nino conditions are unlikely to continue into the next monsoon season Nino conditions -- the warming of waters in the Pacific Ocean near South America -- are associated with weaker monsoon winds and drier conditions in India Ocean Dipole is defined as the difference in the sea surface temperatures between the western parts of the Indian Ocean near Africa and the eastern parts of the ocean near Indonesia IMD on Tuesday also said that northeast monsoon rainfall over the core region of south India in October this year was the sixth lowest since 1901 also said that data from 1980 to 2022 shows“there is a tendency of delay” in the commencement of northeast monsoon rainfall over Tamil Nadu and its adjoining areas.“Northeast monsoon rainfall over the core region of south peninsula (comprising five subdivisions of coastal Andhra Pradesh, Rayalaseema, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, south interior Kamataka and Kerala) in October was the sixth lowest since 1901,” Mohapatra said.
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