Madhavan Rajeevan
@rajeevan61
Former Secretary, MoES.
Vice Chancellor, Atria University
Interest in Monsoon Research
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Monsoon Update: After a normal progress, monsoon is going into a hiatus mode. Not much progress expected next 8-10 days, thus delaying onset over north India. This cause extreme temps & heat waves over north India, including Delhi, UP and Bihar. Follow India Meteorological Department
Monsoon update: Models (ECMWF India Meteorological Department) suggest after a hiatus in its advance, monsoon is reviving during last week of June, will advance further & cover the whole country by July first week. Really a good news, but forecast uncertainty remains. La Nina on its way too.
Such hiatus is very common in the monsoon season…We need to wait for the next spell to revive the monsoon. That’s expected during the last week of June. Anyway, June will be deficient. But we should not worry…… We will have a normal #monsoon: Madhavan Rajeevan
There are some special people who guide us in our professional journey, set aside time to teach us and answer our silly questions. Dr Madhavan Rajeevan is one such special guide in my life. I have learnt so much from him. Happy birthday, Dr Rajeevan. Thank you for always guiding me🙏
Though an ‘orange alert’ — which means “be prepared for action and do not wait for a red alert” — is adequate to galvanise actions on the ground to minimise the impact of extreme weather events, experts have flagged the REAL PROBLEM… Read what Madhavan Rajeevan has to say:
Other factors that may have contributed to Wayanad’s “increased susceptibility” to landslides, plus high casualties? A 62% forest cover loss and warnings that did not outline specific impacts. "Human intervention played an important role, there's no doubt about it": Madhavan Rajeevan
Why is monsoon rainfall declining over Indo-Gangetic Plains (IGP)? “Firstly, there is a delay in monsoon depression formation. Secondly, there is a decreasing frequency of monsoon depressions which give rainfall over IGP” -- Madhavan Rajeevan Read full report: shorturl.at/jPttp