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Thanks to the daily rainfall data that hobby meteorologist David Hopkins has recorded since 1987, at Kausani, on a ridge to the north, but very much in the same meteorological zone. The graph above shows annual rainfall since then, along with a five-year moving average, ‘5YMA’. Annual rainfall was flat, averaging about 1150 mm a year for about two decades till 2005, then perked up to almost 1500 mm, and is now running at 1350 mm a year. | Thanks to the daily rainfall data that hobby meteorologist David Hopkins has recorded since 1987, at Kausani, on a ridge to the north, but very much in the same meteorological zone. The graph above shows annual rainfall since then, along with a five-year moving average, ‘5YMA’. Annual rainfall was flat, averaging about 1150 mm a year for about two decades till 2005, then perked up to almost 1500 mm, and is now running at 1350 mm a year. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:41, 30 June 2024
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[edit] Rainfall
[edit] 1987-2023
Annual rainfall in Kausani, 1987 – 2023
From: MOHIT SATYANAND/ Heli-buckets and tankers in hills, but the fault is not in our clouds/ The Times of India/ 23 Jun 2024
From: MOHIT SATYANAND/ Heli-buckets and tankers in hills, but the fault is not in our clouds/ The Times of India/ 23 Jun 2024
Thanks to the daily rainfall data that hobby meteorologist David Hopkins has recorded since 1987, at Kausani, on a ridge to the north, but very much in the same meteorological zone. The graph above shows annual rainfall since then, along with a five-year moving average, ‘5YMA’. Annual rainfall was flat, averaging about 1150 mm a year for about two decades till 2005, then perked up to almost 1500 mm, and is now running at 1350 mm a year.
