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Online Session FOCRAII 2020 7 th May 2020 Forecast for 2020 Southwest monsoon Rainfall and Temperatures over south Asia D. S. Pai and O. P. Sreejith Regional Climate Centre, Pune Latest Global SST Departures ( o C) and ENSO Conditions over


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Forecast for 2020 Southwest monsoon Rainfall and Temperatures over south Asia

  • D. S. Pai and O. P. Sreejith

Regional Climate Centre, Pune

Online Session FOCRAII 2020 7th May 2020

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Latest Global SST Departures (oC) and ENSO Conditions over Pacific

Data source CPC, USA

The latest weekly SST departures are:

Niño 4 0.4ºC Niño 3.4 0.4ºC Niño 3 0.4ºC Niño 1+2 0.1ºC Equatorial sea surface temperatures (SSTs) are near-to-above average across the Pacific Ocean

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SST Forecast MMCFS (Apr IC)

7-May-20

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ENSO Forecast - MMCFS: Apr IC

7-May-20

MMCFS forecast indicates cooling of SSTs in coming season and enhanced probability for development of La Niña conditions later part of the monsoon season or thereafter.

Plume of Nino 3.4 PDF Corrected Model Forecast – Apr IC Probability of Nino 3.4 PDF Corrected Model Forecast – Apr IC

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Indian Ocean Dipole: MMCFS April IC

Neutral IOD conditions are observed over Indian Ocean and the latest MMCFS forecast indicates negative IOD conditions are likely to develop during monsoon season.

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Rainfall Forecast JJAS 2020

7-May-20

JJA 2020 JAS 2020

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Temperature Forecast JJAS 2020

7-May-20

JJA 2020 JAS 2020

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South West Monsoon Rainfall forecast for South Asia

7-May-20

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Consensus forecast of 2020 SW Monsoon Rainfall over South Asia (issued 22 April 2020)

Summary : Normal rainfall is most likely during the 2020 southwest monsoon season (June – September) as a whole over most parts

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South Asia. Geographically, above-normal rainfall is most likely over the southern part and some areas of northwestern parts

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the region. However, below-normal rainfall is most likely over land areas around north Bay

  • f Bengal and northern most parts of

the region. Normal rainfall is most likely

  • ver the remaining areas.
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Verification of 2019 Consensus Forecast

7-May-20

Forecast JJAS 2019 Observed RF JJAS 2019

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7-May-20

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