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No. DES/17/2015

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

ANNUAL SEASONAL

RAINFALL

&

AREA COVERAGE

DURING 2014

IN KARNATAKA

Directorate of Economics & Statistics

Bangalore

March 2015

PREFACE

The special report on “Annual and Seasonal Rainfall Pattern and

Area Coverage during Kharif and Rabi seasons of 2014”. The report

covers the analysis of rainfall pattern & area coverage for taluks and

districts during the Pre-monsoon, South-west monsoon, North-East

monsoon seasons and for the year.

Besides, the report presents the extent of principal Kharif and

Rabi crops sown during the year and their coverage compared to normal

area.

This report was prepared by Smt. Sumathi Asst. Director,

Sri Vasanthaiah M. S & Sri Raju.H Asst Statistical officers of

rainfall section under the overall guidance of Sri. M.N.Chakari, Deputy

Director and Sri. Chikkasubbaiah Joint Director of ARC division.

Place: Bangalore ( Lakshmipathy.K )

Date: 30-03-2015 Director

CHAPTER – I

Seasonal and Annual Rainfall Pattern during 2014 in

Karnataka

1. Progress of Pre-monsoon rainfall pattern (January to May – 2014):

The pre-monsoon showers are received during April-May every year. During the

reference year, 95 and 144 taluks received excess and normal rainfall in March and May

respectively. In the state however, during the months of February and March there was

sporadic and scattered rainfall for a few days resulting in receipt of either normal or excess

rainfall, 31 taluks in February and 93 taluks in April.

For the Pre-monsoon season, the State had received an average rainfall of 179 mm,

which is 29 % more than the normal of 138 mm. Rainfall was excess in 18 districts, normal in

8 districts, and deficit in the remaining 4 districts. Among 176 taluks, 97 taluks received

excess, 41 taluks had normal, 36 taluks received deficit and 2 taluks received below normal

rainfall.

2. Progress of South-West monsoon (June to September 2014):

During the year, the onset of South-West monsoon in the State occurred on 9th June

2014 in parts of coastal, South-Interior & North Interior Karnataka and covered entire state by

20th June 2014.

The quantum of rainfall normally received during the South-West monsoon (June to

September) is 71 %, which is the major contributing factor to drinking water sources,

agricultural activities and power generation. Further, nearly 80 % of the cropped area is to

being covered in this season alone.

The normal seasonal rainfall in the State is 821 mm and the actual rainfall received

was 827 mm during the South-West monsoon 2014, which is 1% more than the normal,

which falling under “normal“ category. In the month of June 52 taluks, in July 113 taluks, in

August 150 taluks and in September 90 taluks received normal to excess rainfall.

The total rainfall received for the season among the 30 districts indicates that, 6

districts experienced excess, 19 districts has normal rainfall and 5 districts received deficit

rainfall . Regarding distribution among taluks, 41 taluks recorded excess rainfall, 98 taluks

had normal, 34 taluks fall under deficit category and 3 taluks received scanty rainfall.

3. Progress of North-East monsoon (October to December – 2014):

The quantum of rainfall normally received during the North-East monsoon season is

around 17 % of the annual rainfall. As against the normal of 193 mm, the State had received

172 mm which is 11 % less than the normal. Among three months of North-East monsoon

(October to December) rainfall during October, 44 taluks was excess, normal in 57 taluks,

below normal in 74 taluks. In November, it was excess in 24 taluks, 17 taluks had normal, 50

taluks it was deficit & scanty in the remaining 77 taluks. In December it was excess in 76

taluks, normal in 22 taluks and below normal in 18 taluks, and the remaining 31 taluks there

was scanty.

For the season as a whole, 3 districts comes under excess .15 districts under normal,

deficit in 9 districts and scanty in remaining 3 districts. Regarding distribution among taluks,

39 taluks received excess rainfall, 57 taluks had normal, 64 taluks come under deficit

category and scanty in remaining in 16 taluks during North-East monsoon-2014.

4. Progress of Annual rainfall (January to December – 2014):

The actual average rainfall received in the State during the year 2014 was 1180 mm,

whereas the normal rainfall was 1165 mm thus falling under the normal category.

At district level, out of 30 districts in the State, excess rainfall in 5 districts, normal

rainfall in 20 districts and remaining 5 districts it was deficit. At the taluk level, precipitation in

43 taluks was excess, normal in 101 taluks, deficit in 31 taluks and scanty in one taluk.

In the revenue division of Bangalore, rainfall received out of 52 taluks, 10 taluks was

excess, 27 taluks received normal, deficit in 14 taluks and scanty in one taluk. In Mysore

division, out of 44 taluks, 5 taluks under excess rainfall, 19 taluks under normal rainfall,

deficit in 16 taluks and the remaining 4 taluks received deficit. In Gulbarga division out of 31

taluks, 5 had excess rainfall, 15 taluks had normal and remaining 11 taluks it was deficit. In

Belgaum division, out of 49 taluks, 9 taluks received excess, normal in 27 taluks and deficit

in 13 taluks.

CHAPTER – II

District wise review of seasonal and annual rainfall pattern

I Bangalore Division:

1. Bangalore (Urban):

The rainfall of pre-monsoon season was recorded as deficit while one taluk it

was normal and remaining 3 taluks it was deficit. During South-West monsoon, it

was excess and normal each in one taluk and deficit in 2 taluks. However, during

North-East monsoon 2 taluk had excess and one taluk each in normal and deficit.

The annual pattern shows that one taluk each had excess and normal deficit in the

remaining 2 taluks. The district’s average rainfall was 796 mm, which was 11 %

less than the normal rainfall of 896 mm.

2. Bangalore Rural:

The pre-monsoon rainfall was normal and deficit in 2 taluks each. During

South-West monsoon, the rainfall was excess and deficit in 2 taluks each. However,

during the North-east monsoon season 2 taluks each had excess and normal

rainfall. The annual rainfall pattern shows that one taluk had excess and in the

remaining 3 taluks the rainfall was normal. The district received 883 mm annual

rainfall, which was 6% more when compared to the normal rainfall of 836mm.

3. Chitradurga:

Out of 6 taluks in the district, during pre-monsoon 4 taluks had excess &

one taluk each had normal and deficit rainfall . In South-west monsoon 5 taluks had

excess and one taluk had normal rainfall. During North-east monsoon, 4 taluks had

excess rainfall. Normal and deficit rainfall in one taluk each. For annual rainfall, it

was excess in all the 6 taluks. The annual rainfall of the district was 761 mm, 28 %

more when compared to the normal rainfall of 593 mm.

4. Davanagere:

The pre-monsoon pattern shows 5 taluks had excess & deficit rainfall in one

taluk. During the South-West monsoon, 4 taluks received normal and 2 taluk

received deficit rainfall. During North-East monsoon 4 taluks received excess and

one each received normal and deficit rainfall. In the annual rainfall season, one taluk

had excess and 5 taluks received normal rainfall. The district’s average annual

rainfall was 743 mm, 9 % more than the normal rainfall of 681 mm.

5. Kolar:

Rainfall during the pre-monsoon season, one taluk had normal rainfall and 4

taluks had deficit rainfall. During South-West monsoon, 2 taluks received normal

rainfall and 3 taluks received deficit rainfall. During North-East monsoon, 2 taluks

had excess rainfall and one taluk each received normal, deficit and scanty rainfall.

The classification of overall annual status indicates that 2 taluks had normal rainfall

and 3 taluks received deficit rainfall. The district’s average annual rainfall was 624

mm; it was 18 % less than the normal rainfall of 757 mm.

6. Shimoga:

The pre-monsoon rainfall was excess in 6 taluks and normal in one taluk.

During the South-West monsoon excess rainfall in 4 taluks and normal rainfall in 3

taluks. The pattern of North-East monsoon shows that one taluk received excess

rainfall and 3 taluks each received normal and deficit rainfall. The total annual rainfall

was excess in 4 taluks and normal in 3 taluks. The district average rainfall during the

year was 2236 mm, 23 % more than the normal rainfall of 1811 mm.

7. Tumkur:

Out of 10 taluks in the district, rainfall was excess in 5 taluks, normal in 2

taluks and deficit in 3 taluks during pre-monsoon season. During South-West

monsoon season, the rainfall was found to be excess in 4 taluks normal in 5 taluks

and deficit in the remaining one taluk. In North-East Monsoon 5 taluks received

excess, 3 taluks received normal and deficit in 2 taluks.

Annual rainfall for the seasons shows that, excess in 3 taluks, normal in the

other remaining 7 taluks. The year as whole, the district had 843 mm of rainfall, 14%

more when compared to normal rainfall of 739 mm.

8. Ramanagar:

In this district, the rainfall was excess and normal in one taluk each and deficit

in 2 taluks, during pre-monsoon period. During South-West monsoon the rainfall was

normal in all the 4 taluks. The North-East monsoon rainfall was found to be excess

and normal in one taluk each and deficit in 2 remaining taluks. The annual rainfall

pattern shows that, 3 taluks had normal rainfall and one taluk had deficit rainfall.

Overall the annual rainfall in the district received 833 mm, which is less by 6 % when

compared to the normal rainfall of 882 mm.

9. Chikkaballapura:

Out of 6 taluks in the district, one taluk had excess, normal in 2 taluks & deficit

rainfall in the remaining 3 taluks during pre-monsoon season. During the South-West

monsoon, the rainfall was deficit in 4 taluks and scanty in 2 taluks. During the North-

East monsoon 5 taluks had deficit, and scanty in one taluk. The annual rainfall

pattern was found to be deficit in all the 6 taluks. The actual rainfall in the district was

470 mm, 37 % less than the normal rainfall of 747 mm.

II.Mysore Division:

10. Chamarajanagar:

The rainfall during pre-monsoon was excess and deficit in one taluk each and

scanty in 2 taluks. Whereas in the South-West monsoon season one taluk each for

excess, normal, deficit and scanty rainfall. In North-East Monsoon season, the

rainfall was deficit for all the 4 taluks. The pattern of Annual rainfall shows that one

taluk each normal and scanty and 2 taluks had deficit. Overall, annual rainfall in the

district received 578mm, which is less by 31 % compared to the normal rainfall of 835

mm.

11. Chickmagalur:

Out of 7 taluks in the district, 5 taluks had excess and 2 taluks received normal

rainfall. During the South-West monsoon, the rainfall was excess in 2 taluks and

normal in the remaining 5 taluks. For the North-East monsoon season the rainfall was

normal in 3 taluks and deficit in 4 taluks. The annual rainfall pattern was found to be

excess in 2 taluks and normal in the remaining 5 taluks. The actual annual rainfall in

the district was 2153 mm, 12 % more than the normal rainfall of 1925 mm.

12. Dakshina Kannada:

In this coastal district, 3 taluks had excess and one taluk each had deficit and

normal rainfall during pre-monsoon season. During South-West monsoon, 4 taluks

received normal rainfall and one taluk received deficit rainfall. The North-East

monsoon rainfall was found to be excess and normal in one taluk each, deficit in the

remaining 3 taluks. The annual rainfall pattern was found to be normal in all the 5

taluks. The district average annual rainfall was 3654 mm, 7 % less than the normal

rainfall of 3934 mm.

13. Hassan:

During the pre-monsoon season, 4 taluks had excess, normal rainfall in 3

taluks and deficit in remaining one taluk. But during South-West monsoon season, 2

taluks received excess and 6 taluks had normal rainfall. During the North-East

monsoon season there was normal in 3 taluks, deficit in 4 taluks and scanty rainfall in

the remaining 1 taluk. The overall annual rainfall pattern shows that 3 taluks received

excess and normal rainfall in 5 taluks. The annual rainfall of the district was 1080

mm, 7 % more than the normal rainfall of 1013 mm.

14. Kodagu:

In this district rainfall was normal in 2 taluks and deficit in one taluk during the

pre-monsoon. The rainfall during south west monsoon, one taluk had excess and 2

taluks received normal rainfall. In the North-East monsoon season one taluk had

deficit rainfall and other 2 taluks had scanty rainfall .The annual rainfall of the district

shows that all the 3 taluks had normal rainfall. The district average rainfall was 2686

mm which is almost equal to same normal rainfall of 2682 mm.

15. Mandya:

There was excess rainfall in one taluk and normal in 2 taluks and deficit in 4

taluks during the pre-monsoon period. The rainfall pattern of South-West monsoon

was found to be excess in one taluk, normal in 3 taluks and deficit in the remaining 3

taluks. During the North-East monsoon one taluk had excess and normal rainfall in 6

taluks. The annual rainfall pattern shows that 6 taluk normal rainfall and one taluk

received deficit rainfall . The annual rainfall of the district was 671 mm, 8 % less

than the normal rainfall of 730 mm.

16. Mysore:

The pre-monsoon rainfall was excess and deficit in 2 taluks each, and normal

in the remaining 3 taluks. The rainfall during South-West monsoon was found to be

excess and normal in 3 taluks each and deficit in one taluk. During North-East

monsoon season 4 taluks received normal rainfall, 3 taluks received normal deficit

and one taluk received scanty rainfall. The annual rainfall was found to be normal in

6 taluks and deficit in remaining one taluk. The district received annual rainfall of 817

mm, 2 % more than the normal rainfall of 798 mm.

17. Udupi:

In this coastal district, normal in one taluk and deficit in two taluks during Pre-

monsoon season. During the South-West monsoon normal in one taluk and deficit in

two taluks. During the North east monsoon, one taluk each had excess, normal and

deficit rainfall. The annual rainfall was found to be normal in 2 taluks and deficit in

the remaining one taluk. The district average annual rainfall was 3575 mm, 16 %

less than the normal rainfall of 4234 mm.

III. Gulbarga Division:

18. Bellary:

Out of 7 taluks in the district, 5 taluks had excess rainfall and 2 taluks had

normal rainfall during Pre-monsoon. In South-West monsoon, the rainfall was

excess in one taluk and normal in 6 taluks. For North- East monsoon 2 taluks had

normal and remaining 5 taluks had deficit rainfall. For annual rainfall , one taluk

each for excess and deficit and remaining 5 taluks had normal rainfall. The district

average annual rainfall was 651 mm, 2 % more than the normal rainfall of 637 mm.

19. Bidar:

During the pre-monsoon season, it was excess in 4 taluks and normal rainfall

in one taluk. While in the South-West monsoon, one taluk had normal rainfall and

remaining 4 taluks the rainfall was deficit. In the North-East monsoon, 2 taluks

reported deficit rainfall and scanty in 3 taluks. The annual rainfall for the season

shows that, 2 taluks had normal rainfall and 3 taluks received deficit rainfall. The

district average annual rainfall was 680 mm, 22 % less than the normal of 876 mm.

20. Gulbarga:

Out of 7 taluks in the district, all the 7 taluks had excess rainfall during pre-

monsoon season. During the South-West monsoon season, 3 taluks received

normal and 4 taluks received deficit rainfall. While in North-East monsoon season,

3 taluks each had normal and deficit rainfall and one taluk received scanty rainfall.

The annual rainfall situation shows that, one taluk had excess rainfall and 3 taluks

each had normal and deficit rainfall. The district annual average rainfall was 767 mm,

less by 6 % as compared to the normal of 820 mm.

21. Koppal:

During the pre-monsoon season all the 4 taluks had excess rainfall. In south

west monsoon the rainfall was excess and normal in 2 taluks each. Whereas, it was

normal rainfall in 3 taluks and deficit in one taluk during North East monsoon. But

during the annual season the rainfall was excess in 3 taluks and normal in one

taluk. The district annual average rainfall was 761 mm, more 27 % more compared

to the normal of 598 mm.

22. Raichur:

During the pre-monsoon season one taluk had excess and normal in the

remaining 4 taluks. Whereas the rainfall was normal in 3 taluks and deficit in 2 taluks

during South-West monsoon season. North-East monsoon season shows that, deficit

rainfall in 2 taluks and 3 taluks had scanty rainfall. During annual season, the rainfall

was normal in 3 taluks and deficit in 2 taluks. The district annual rainfall received was

548 mm 20 % less than the normal rainfall of 687 mm.

23. Yadgir:

During the pre-monsoon season, in this district all the 3 taluks had excess

rainfall. Whereas, it was normal in one taluk and deficit rainfall in remaining 2 taluks

during the south west monsoon season. During North East monsoon deficit in 2

taluks and scanty in one taluk and annual season, the rainfall was recorded normal

in one taluk and deficit in the remaining 2 taluks. The district annual average rainfall

was 647 mm, 22% less as compared to the normal of 834 mm.

IV Belgaum Division:

24. Bagalkote:

Out of 6 taluks in the district, 5 taluks received excess and one taluk had

normal rainfall during pre- monsoon period. During south west monsoon season all

the 6 taluks had normal rainfall. The North East monsoon season received 4 taluks

of normal rainfall, and one taluk each received deficit and scanty rainfall . Annual

rainfall it was excess in 2 taluks and normal rainfall in 4 taluks. The district actual

annual rainfall was 639 mm, 8 % more than the normal rainfall of 592 mm.

25. Belgaum:

The Pre-monsoon rainfall was found to be excess in 7 taluks, 2 taluks had

normal and deficit in one taluk. The South-West monsoon rainfall had excess in 4

taluks and normal in 6 taluks. The rainfall in the North-East Monsoon season , had

received excess rainfall in 4 taluks and normal rainfall in 6 taluks. The annual

rainfall was excess in 4 taluks and normal in 6 taluks. The district average annual

rainfall was found to be 903 mm, which is 10 % more than the normal rainfall of 823

mm.

26. Bijapur:

In this district, 4 taluks received excess and normal rainfall in one taluk during

Pre-monsoon season. But in South-West monsoon season, 2 taluks had normal and

3 taluks received deficit rainfall. The rainfall during North-East monsoon season the

rainfall was normal in one taluk and deficit in 4 taluks. The annual rainfall was normal

in 2 taluks and deficit in 3 taluks. The district received annual rainfall of 531 mm,

19% less compared to the normal of 657 mm.

27. Dharwad:

The rainfall received during pre-monsoon season was excess in 3 taluks and

normal in in 2 taluks. The south west monsoon rainfall had excess in all the 5 taluks.

However, the rainfall received during North-East monsoon season was excess in 3

taluks and deficit in 2 taluks. The annual rainfall pattern was found to be excess in

one taluk and normal in 4 taluks. The district average rainfall recorded 899 mm,

more than 14 % of the normal rainfall of 791 mm.

28. Gadag:

Among 5 taluks in the district, the rainfall was excess in 4 taluks and normal in

one taluk during pre-monsoon period. Whereas, during South-West monsoon

season, the rainfall was excess in 2 taluks and normal in 3 taluks. During the North-

East monsoon season the rainfall was normal in 4 taluks and deficit in one taluk.

During the annual rainfall season 2 taluks had excess and normal in 3 taluks. The

annual rainfall of the district was 817 mm found to be more by 27 % compared to the

normal rainfall of 641 mm.

29. Haveri:

Out of 7 taluks in the district, the pre-monsoon was excess in all the 7 taluks.

During the South West monsoon, 6 taluks had excess rainfall and normal in

remaining one taluk In North-East monsoon season, 3 taluks had excess rainfall and

normal in 4 taluks. The annual rainfall pattern was found to be excess in 6 taluks

and normal in one taluk. The average annual rainfall of the district was 1097 mm,

more by 39 % of the normal rainfall of 792 mm.

30. Uttara Kannada:

The pre-monsoon rainfall received in this district was excess in 5 taluks,

normal in 2 taluks, deficit in 4 taluks. The rainfall during the South-West monsoon

season, excess in one taluk and normal in the remaining 10 taluks. During the North-

East monsoon season, 3 taluks had excess, normal in 4 taluks, deficit in 3 taluks and

scanty in the remaining one taluk.. The annual rainfall was excess in 2 taluks and

normal in 9 taluks. For the year as a whole, the district received 2933 mm of rainfall,

1 % more than the normal rainfall of 2895 mm.

CHAPTER-III

Area Coverage of principal Kharif crops – 2014:

The commissionerate of Agriculture had fixed a target of 74.00 lakh hectares

under all food and non-food crops, covering 23 principal crops for the Kharif 2014.

This was less by 7% approximately to the target by achieving an area of 69.35 lakh

hectares. The crop wise targeted area and area sown during Kharif-2014 are

appended in the Statement-I in the report.

Among Cereals, Maize registered the highest coverage of 104% of the

targeted area, followed by Rice , Ragi, Minor Millets 91% each and Bajra 74%.

Among Pulses, Mothbean recorded highest coverage of 89% compared to

the targeted area, followed by , Tur 86%, and Cowpea 74%, Green gram 73 %,

Avare 72% and Black gram 67%.

Proceeding to Oilseeds, Soya bean registered the maximum coverage of

114 % of the targeted area, followed by Groundnut 73 %, Sesamum 72 %, Sun

flower 68 %, Niger 48% Castor 47 %, and the least being with Mustered 45 %.

In case of commercial crops, cotton recorded 162% of area coverage being

the highest, followed by Sugarcane 104%. But in respect of Tobacco coverage was

91%.

The district-wise area targetted and area sown for Kharif 2014 is furnished in

Statement – II.

Area coverage can be categorized into three classes. In Davanagere, Haveri,

Uttara Kannada, Raichur, and Bellary districts recorded 100%. Districts like

Chickballapur,Shimoga,Chitradurga,Mysore,Charajamanagar,Hassan,

Chikkamagular, Udupi, Dharwad Gadag Belagum, Bijapur Bagalkote Koppal

Gulbarga and Bidar recorded coverage from 91-99%. Whereas districts like

Bangalore Rural, Ramanagar, Kolar, Mandya, Kodagu and Yadgir was between 75

to 90%.

Area coverage of principal Rabi crops - 2014:

The coverage of 23 principal Rabi crops was only 13% less than the targeted

area. The details are appended in the Statement -III in the report.

Area covered under commercial crops pulses, cereals and oilseeds was 96%,

85% and 66% respectively to the targets, with a shortage of 4%, 15% and 34%

respectively. Among pulses, while the percentage of coverage was more than the

target in respect of Green gram. Whereas among commercial crops Sugarcane and

Tobacco targeted more than 100%.

The district-wise area targeted and sown for Rabi season during the year

2014 is appended in Statement – IV in the report.

Among 8 districts viz., Bangalore (U),Bangalore Rural, Ramanagar, Kolar,

Shimoga, Mandya, Dakshina Kannada and Haveri where the area sown was more

than the target, where as in the remaining 22 districts the area sown was less than

the target.

1 ANEKAL 171 117 -32 D

2 BANGALORE NORTH 166 95 -43 D

3 BANGALORE SOUTH 179 93 -48 D

4 BANGALORE EAST 164 139 -15 N

BANGALORE 170 111 -35 D

1 DEVANAHALLI 129 131 1 N

2 DODDABALLAPURA 138 121 -12 N

3 HOSAKOTE 131 95 -27 D

4 NELAMANGALA 178 120 -33 D

BANGALORE ® 144 117 -19 N

5 CHANNAPATNA 189 141 -25 D

6 KANAKAPURA 181 295 63 E

7 MAGADI 199 123 -38 D

8 RAMANAGARA 175 180 3 N

RAMANAGAR 186 185 -1 N

13 CHALLAKERE 94 114 21 E

14 CHITRADURGA 124 232 87 E

15 HIRIYUR 119 94 -21 D

16 HOLALKERE 129 197 53 E

17 HOSADURGA 123 101 -18 N

18 MOLAKALMURU 94 176 87 E

CHITRADURGA 114 152 34 E

19 CHANNAGIRI 124 265 113 E

20 DAVANAGERE 118 179 51 E

21 HARIHARA 117 229 95 E

22 HARAPANAHALLI 140 107 -24 D

23 HONNALI 119 173 45 E

24 JAGALUR 98 162 66 E

DAVANAGERE 119 186 56 E

1 BANGARAPET 146 100 -32 D

2 KOLAR 128 137 7 N

3 MALUR 132 97 -26 D

4 MULABAGILU 117 86 -27 D

5 SRINIVASAPURA 117 90 -23 D

KOLAR 128 102 -20 D

6 BAGEPALLI 101 100 -1 N

7 CHIKKABALLAPURA 116 123 6 N

8 CHINTAMANI 127 217 71 E

9 GAURIBIDANUR 104 80 -23 D

10 GUDIBANDA 96 70 -27 D

11 SIDLAGHATTA 124 93 -25 D

CHIKKABALLAPURA 111 114 2 N

36 BHADRAVATHI 125 181 45 E

37 HOSANAGARA 160 443 177 E

38 SAGARA 150 150 0 N

39 SHIKARIPURA 162 329 103 E

40 SHIMOGA 136 243 79 E

41 SORABA 122 147 20 E

42 TIRTHAHALLI 134 182 36 E

SHIMOGA 141 239 69 E

43 CHIKKANAYAKANAHALLI 149 222 49 E

44 GUBBI 153 95 -38 D

45 KORATAGERE 137 266 94 E

RAIN FALL FOR 2014 (JAN-MAY ) 2014 in mm

DISTRICT / TALUKS

PRE-MONSOON

NORMAL ACTUAL % DEP. Classified


DISTRICT / TALUKS

PRE-MONSOON


46 KUNIGAL 181 113 -38 D

47 MADHUGIRI 124 225 81 E

48 PAVAGADA 96 81 -15 N

49 SIRA 106 188 77 E

50 TIPTUR 159 120 -24 D

51 TUMKUR 156 180 15 N

52 TURUVEKERE 164 217 33 E

TUMKUR 143 171 20 E

53 CHAMARAJANAGARA 230 91 -60 S

54 GUNDLUPET 246 366 49 E

55 KOLLEGAL 225 0 -100 S

56 YELANDUR 236 116 -51 D

CHAMARAJANAGARA 234 143 -39 D

57 CHIKKAMAGALUR 204 420 106 E

58 KADUR 132 319 141 E

59 KOPPA 194 198 2 N

60 MUDIGERE 223 393 76 E

61 NARASIMHARAJAPURA 154 232 51 E

62 SRINGERI 207 234 13 N

63 TARIKERE 131 246 88 E

CHIKKAMAGALUR 178 292 64 E

64 BELTANGADI 240 1213 405 E

65 BANTWAL 224 162 -28 D

66 MANGALORE 263 227 -14 N

67 PUTTUR 234 380 62 E

68 SULYA 218 343 57 E

D.KANNADA 236 465 97 E

69 ALUR 189 190 0 N

70 ARKALGUD 168 165 -2 N

71 ARASIKERE 161 263 63 E

72 BELUR 209 352 68 E

73 CHANNARAYAPATNA 159 153 -4 N

74 HASSAN 174 266 53 E

75 HOLENARASIPURA 198 99 -50 D

76 SAKALESHPURA 205 302 47 E

HASSAN 183 224 22 E

77 MADIKERI 250 247 -1 N

78 SOMWARPET 211 86 -59 D

79 VIRAJPET 261 289 11 N

KODAGU 241 207 -14 N

80 KRISHNARAJAPET 205 314 53 E

81 MADDUR 170 125 -26 D

82 MALAVALLI 187 105 -44 D

83 MANDYA 186 126 -32 D

84 NAGAMANGALA 200 147 -27 D

85 PANDAVAPURA 187 176 -6 N

86 SRIRANGAPATNA 175 179 2 N

MANDYA 187 167 -11 N

87 HEGGADADEVANAKOTE 238 273 15 N

88 HUNSUR 214 160 -25 D

89 KRISHNARAJANAGAR 239 196 -18 N

90 MYSORE 229 276 21 E

91 NANJANAGUD 197 253 28 E


DISTRICT / TALUKS

PRE-MONSOON


92 PERIYAPATNA 216 257 19 N

93 T.NARASIPURA 193 105 -46 D

MYSORE 218 217 0 N

94 KARKALA 246 228 -7 N

95 KUNDAPUR 210 132 -37 D

96 UDUPI 224 176 -21 D

UDUPI 227 179 -21 D

97 BELLARY 87 134 54 E

98 HADAGALI 112 197 75 E

99 HAGARIBOMMANAHALLI 111 139 26 E

100 HOSPET 87 141 62 E

101 KUDLIGI 96 112 16 N

102 SANDUR 122 225 84 E

103 SIRUGUPPA 77 82 7 N

BELLARY 99 147 49 E

104 AURAD 62 133 115 E

105 BASAVAKALYAN 72 156 117 E

106 BHALKI 77 146 89 E

107 BIDAR 83 84 1 N

108 HUMNABAD 77 196 155 E

BIDAR 74 143 93 E

109 AFZALPUR 68 193 184 E

110 ALAND 66 219 232 E

111 CHINCHOLI 63 115 82 E

112 CHITTAPUR 73 119 63 E

113 GULBARGA 81 163 102 E

114 JEVARGI 73 163 124 E

115 SEDAM 73 221 202 E

GULBARGA 71 170 140 E

116 SHAHAPUR 82 130 59 E

117 SHORAPUR 59 164 179 E

118 YADGIR 69 90 30 E

YADGIR 70 128 83 E

119 GANGAVATHI 65 123 88 E

120 KOPPALA 75 180 140 E

121 KUSHTAGI 80 216 169 E

122 YELBURGA 82 123 50 E

KOPPALA 76 160 112 E

123 DEODURGA 63 64 2 N

124 LINGSUGUR 72 66 -8 N

125 MANVI 59 76 29 E

126 RAICHUR 74 81 9 N

127 SINDHANUR 68 80 17 N

RAICHUR 67 73 9 N

128 BADAMI 86 251 191 E

129 BAGALKOTE 86 167 94 E

130 BILGI 89 251 182 E

131 HUNGUND 99 141 42 E

132 JAMKHANDI 73 135 84 E

133 MUDHOL 85 77 -10 N

BAGALKOTE 86 170 97 E

134 ATHANI 80 74 -8 N

135 BAILHONGAL 127 205 61 E


DISTRICT / TALUKS

PRE-MONSOON


136 BELGAUM 168 211 25 E

137 CHIKKODI 96 141 47 E

138 GOKAK 108 118 9 N

139 HUKKERI 138 98 -29 D

140 KHANAPUR 112 138 23 E

141 RAIBAGH 71 137 92 E

142 RAMADURGA 93 286 207 E

143 SOUNDATTI 112 225 101 E

BELGAUM 111 163 48 E

144 BAGEVADI 88 159 81 E

145 BIJAPUR 85 78 -8 N

146 INDI 62 177 186 E

147 MUDDEBIHAL 91 133 46 E

148 SINDGI 59 112 89 E

BIJAPUR 77 132 71 E

149 DHARWAD 142 235 66 E

150 HUBLI 142 252 78 E

151 KALGHATGI 143 167 17 N

152 KUNDGOL 130 147 13 N

153 NAVALGUND 152 309 103 E

DHARWAD 142 222 57 E

154 GADAG 125 144 15 N

155 MUNDARGI 106 134 26 E

156 NARAGUND 99 274 177 E

157 RON 103 188 82 E

158 SHIRAHATTI 124 290 134 E

GADAG 111 206 85 E

159 BYADGI 116 207 79 E

160 HAVERI 137 208 52 E

161 HANAGAL 123 289 135 E

162 HIREKERUR 116 235 103 E

163 RANEBENNUR 133 272 104 E

164 SAVANUR 138 197 43 E

165 SHIGGAON 129 169 31 E

HAVERI 127 225 77 E

166 ANKOLA 158 94 -41 D

167 BHATKAL 184 112 -39 D

168 HALIYAL 164 189 15 N

169 HONNAVAR 165 101 -39 D

170 KARWAR 159 120 -25 D

171 KUMTA 158 175 11 N

172 MUNDGOD 162 194 20 E

173 SIDDAPUR 118 161 36 E

174 SIRSI 106 193 82 E

175 SUPA 118 143 21 E

176 YELLAPUR 106 149 41 E

UTTRA KANNADA 145 148 2 N

STATE 138 179 29 E

DISTRICT / TALUK

1 ANEKAL 472 208 -56 D

2 BANGALORE NORTH 463 698 51 E



BANGALORE 481 414 -14 N

1 DEVANAHALLI 440 336 -24 D

2 DODDABALLAPURA 435 635 46 E

3 HOSAKOTE 435 288 -34 D

4 NELAMANGALA 497 666 34 E

BANGALORE ® 452 481 7 N

5 CHANNAPATNA 426 391 -8 N

6 KANAKAPURA 365 327 -10 N

7 MAGADI 535 512 -4 N

8 RAMANAGARA 490 490 0 N


13 CHALLAKERE 218 249 14 N


15 HIRIYUR 262 359 37 E


17 HOSADURGA 303 369 22 E



19 CHANNAGIRI 516 397 -23 D

20 DAVANAGERE 370 320 -14 N

21 HARIHARA 334 365 9 N

22 HARAPANAHALLI 441 450 2 N

23 HONNALI 351 319 -9 N

24 JAGALUR 292 179 -39 D

DAVANAGERE 384 338 -12 N


2 KOLAR 410 374 -9 N

3 MALUR 362 263 -27 D

4 MULABAGILU 395 442 12 N


KOLAR 390 309 -21 D

6 BAGEPALLI 380 148 -61 S

7 CHIKKABALLAPURA 480 259 -46 D

8 CHINTAMANI 390 271 -31 D


10 GUDIBANDA 429 310 -28 D

11 SIDLAGHATTA 410 157 -62 S

CHIKKABALLAPURA 411 236 -43 D


37 HOSANAGARA 2665 3662 37 E

38 SAGARA 1824 1982 9 N


40 SHIMOGA 582 870 49 E

RAINFALL OF 2014 (JUNE TO SEPTEMBER ) in mm

SOUTHWEST MONSOON

Taluk

NORMAL ACTUAL % DEP. classification

41 SORABA 1323 1496 13 N

42 TIRTHAHALLI 2607 3050 17 N

SHIMOGA 1472 1822 24 E


44 GUBBI 421 476 13 N


46 KUNIGAL 447 657 47 E

47 MADHUGIRI 365 397 9 N

48 PAVAGADA 306 399 30 E

49 SIRA 323 238 -26 D

50 TIPTUR 313 294 -6 N

51 TUMKUR 508 493 -3 N

52 TURUVEKERE 358 293 -18 N

TUMKUR 381 426 12 N

53 CHAMARAJANAGARA 294 236 -20 D

54 GUNDLUPET 267 352 32 E

55 KOLLEGAL 383 154 -60 S

56 YELANDUR 389 367 -6 N

CHAMARAJANAGARA 333 277 -17 N

57 CHIKKAMAGALUR 455 470 3 N

58 KADUR 291 317 9 N

59 KOPPA 2652 3070 16 N

60 MUDIGERE 1834 2085 14 N

61 NARASIMHARAJAPURA 1343 1626 21 E

62 SRINGERI 3467 3498 1 N

63 TARIKERE 592 719 21 E

CHIKKAMAGALUR 1519 1684 11 N

64 BELTANGADI 3876 3179 -18 N

65 BANTWAL 3311 3215 -3 N

66 MANGALORE 3090 2478 -20 D

67 PUTTUR 3417 2917 -15 N

68 SULYA 3042 2640 -13 N

D.KANNADA 3347 2886 -14 N

69 ALUR 572 627 10 N

70 ARKALGUD 496 584 18 N


72 BELUR 578 591 2 N


74 HASSAN 432 653 51 E

75 HOLENARASIPURA 351 405 15 N

76 SAKALESHPURA 1767 1974 12 N

HASSAN 602 701 17 N

77 MADIKERI 2774 2971 7 N

78 SOMWARPET 1716 2112 23 E

79 VIRAJPET 1987 2015 1 N

KODAGU 2159 2366 10 N

80 KRISHNARAJAPET 315 364 16 N

81 MADDUR 353 296 -16 N

82 MALAVALLI 320 303 -5 N

83 MANDYA 258 332 29 E

84 NAGAMANGALA 317 301 -5 N

85 PANDAVAPURA 279 237 -15 N

86 SRIRANGAPATNA 277 246 -11 N

MANDYA 303 297 -2 N


88 HUNSUR 360 348 -3 N

89 KRISHNARAJANAGAR 342 264 -23 D

90 MYSORE 345 481 39 E

91 NANJANAGUD 308 453 47 E

92 PERIYAPATNA 436 454 4 N

93 T.NARASIPURA 327 578 77 E

MYSORE 360 436 21 E

94 KARKALA 4111 3811 -7 N

95 KUNDAPUR 3487 2755 -21 D

96 UDUPI 3450 2696 -22 D

UDUPI 3682 3087 -16 N

97 BELLARY 284 229 -19 N

98 HADAGALI 372 326 -12 N


100 HOSPET 437 467 7 N

101 KUDLIGI 368 322 -13 N

102 SANDUR 508 429 -16 N

103 SIRUGUPPA 438 366 -16 N

BELLARY 386 369 -5 N

104 AURAD 701 420 -40 D

105 BASAVAKALYAN 653 717 10 N

106 BHALKI 683 445 -35 D

107 BIDAR 753 512 -32 D

108 HUMNABAD 642 407 -37 D

BIDAR 686 500 -27 D

109 AFZALPUR 481 573 19 N

110 ALAND 608 457 -25 D

111 CHINCHOLI 759 543 -28 D

112 CHITTAPUR 578 367 -36 D

113 GULBARGA 632 581 -8 N

114 JEVARGI 600 409 -32 D

115 SEDAM 694 703 1 N

GULBARGA 622 519 -17 N

116 SHAHAPUR 628 392 -38 D

117 SHORAPUR 533 515 -3 N

118 YADGIR 672 414 -38 D

YADGIR 611 440 -28 D


120 KOPPALA 409 442 8 N

121 KUSHTAGI 363 570 57 E

122 YELBURGA 386 396 3 N


123 DEODURGA 521 384 -26 D

124 LINGSUGUR 397 295 -26 D

125 MANVI 459 406 -12 N

126 RAICHUR 539 585 9 N

127 SINDHANUR 444 482 8 N

RAICHUR 472 430 -9 N

128 BADAMI 368 396 8 N

129 BAGALKOTE 378 350 -8 N

130 BILGI 364 418 15 N

131 HUNGUND 411 347 -16 N

132 JAMKHANDI 337 373 11 N

133 MUDHOL 301 261 -13 N

BAGALKOTE 360 358 -1 N

134 ATHANI 323 414 28 E

135 BAILHONGAL 407 339 -17 N

136 BELGAUM 1088 882 -19 N

137 CHIKKODI 416 549 32 E

138 GOKAK 295 475 61 E

139 HUKKERI 448 483 8 N

140 KHANAPUR 1680 1502 -11 N

141 RAIBAGH 299 346 16 N

142 RAMADURGA 316 408 29 E

143 SOUNDATTI 334 300 -10 N

BELGAUM 560 570 2 N

144 BAGEVADI 430 392 -9 N

145 BIJAPUR 432 387 -10 N

146 INDI 453 213 -53 D

147 MUDDEBIHAL 395 290 -27 D

148 SINDGI 471 312 -34 D

BIJAPUR 436 319 -27 D

149 DHARWAD 544 502 -8 N

150 HUBLI 437 449 3 N

151 KALGHATGI 679 771 13 N

152 KUNDGOL 403 442 10 N

153 NAVALGUND 355 395 11 N

DHARWAD 484 512 6 N

154 GADAG 372 406 9 N

155 MUNDARGI 298 350 18 N

156 NARAGUND 336 460 37 E

157 RON 434 420 -3 N

158 SHIRAHATTI 402 719 79 E

GADAG 368 471 28 E

159 BYADGI 419 686 64 E

160 HAVERI 471 634 35 E

161 HANAGAL 758 774 2 N

162 HIREKERUR 561 804 43 E

163 RANEBENNUR 321 624 94 E

164 SAVANUR 409 603 48 E

165 SHIGGAON 527 552 5 N

HAVERI 495 668 35 E

166 ANKOLA 3209 3078 -4 N

167 BHATKAL 3786 3411 -10 N

168 HALIYAL 977 855 -12 N

169 HONNAVAR 3319 3535 7 N

170 KARWAR 2873 2857 -1 N

171 KUMTA 3208 3115 -3 N

172 MUNDGOD 1028 893 -13 N

173 SIDDAPUR 2748 3352 22 E

174 SIRSI 2192 2561 17 N

175 SUPA 2109 2402 14 N

176 YELLAPUR 2483 2379 -4 N


STATE 821 827 1 N

1 ANEKAL 256 135 -47 D


3 BANGALORE SOUTH 249 315 27 E

4 BANGALORE EAST 235 266 13 N

BANGALORE 245 272 11 N

1 DEVANAHALLI 218 307 41 E

2 DODDABALLAPURA 228 240 5 N

3 HOSAKOTE 258 283 10 N

4 NELAMANGALA 257 312 22 E



6 KANAKAPURA 222 245 11 N

7 MAGADI 266 321 21 E

8 RAMANAGARA 251 196 -22 D




15 HIRIYUR 169 253 50 E

16 HOLALKERE 206 240 17 N


18 MOLAKALMURU 167 115 -31 D


19 CHANNAGIRI 191 263 38 E

20 DAVANAGERE 170 232 37 E

21 HARIHARA 198 243 23 E


23 HONNALI 178 94 -47 D

24 JAGALUR 145 260 80 E

DAVANAGERE 178 219 23 E

1 BANGARAPET 232 284 23 E

2 KOLAR 242 212 -12 N

3 MALUR 230 316 37 E

4 MULABAGILU 264 76 -71 S


KOLAR 239 213 -11 N

6 BAGEPALLI 221 149 -32 D


8 CHINTAMANI 253 72 -72 S


10 GUDIBANDA 197 97 -51 D



36 BHADRAVATHI 193 200 4 N

37 HOSANAGARA 233 309 33 E

38 SAGARA 184 85 -54 D

39 SHIKARIPURA 179 204 14 N

40 SHIMOGA 202 234 16 N

41 SORABA 189 88 -54 D

42 TIRTHAHALLI 205 101 -51 D

SHIMOGA 198 174 -12 N


44 GUBBI 219 229 5 N


RAINFALL FOR 2014 (OCTOBER-DECMBER ) in mm

SL NODISTRICT /

TALUK

NORTH EAST MONSOON

NORMAL ACTUAL % DEP. CLASSIFIED


SL NODISTRICT /

TALUK

NORTH EAST MONSOON


46 KUNIGAL 224 215 -4 N

47 MADHUGIRI 212 143 -33 D

48 PAVAGADA 182 284 56 E

49 SIRA 165 218 32 E

50 TIPTUR 236 313 33 E

51 TUMKUR 255 202 -21 D

52 TURUVEKERE 236 244 3 N

TUMKUR 216 246 14 N


54 GUNDLUPET 260 143 -45 D

55 KOLLEGAL 283 122 -57 D

56 YELANDUR 264 205 -22 D


57 CHIKKAMAGALUR 224 123 -45 D

58 KADUR 212 153 -28 D

59 KOPPA 217 132 -39 D

60 MUDIGERE 268 263 -2 N

61 NARASIMHARAJAPURA 190 155 -19 N

62 SRINGERI 275 175 -36 D

63 TARIKERE 209 243 17 N

CHIKKAMAGALUR 228 178 -22 D

64 BELTANGADI 383 241 -37 D

65 BANTWAL 314 439 40 E

66 MANGALORE 281 286 2 N

67 PUTTUR 388 294 -24 D

68 SULYA 390 256 -34 D

D.KANNADA 351 303 -14 N

69 ALUR 211 190 -10 N

70 ARKALGUD 205 119 -42 D

71 ARASIKERE 224 209 -7 N

72 BELUR 245 82 -67 S

73 CHANNARAYAPATNA 229 114 -50 D

74 HASSAN 223 236 6 N

75 HOLENARASIPURA 243 145 -40 D

76 SAKALESHPURA 249 145 -42 D

HASSAN 229 155 -32 D

77 MADIKERI 292 83 -72 S

78 SOMWARPET 261 90 -66 S

79 VIRAJPET 292 167 -43 D

KODAGU 282 113 -60 S

80 KRISHNARAJAPET 231 205 -11 N

81 MADDUR 235 158 -33 D

82 MALAVALLI 230 217 -6 N

83 MANDYA 293 153 -48 D

84 NAGAMANGALA 262 198 -24 D

85 PANDAVAPURA 223 283 27 E


MANDYA 240 207 -14 N


88 HUNSUR 221 192 -13 N

89 KRISHNARAJANAGAR 249 205 -18 N

90 MYSORE 248 202 -19 N

91 NANJANAGUD 207 65 -69 S


SL NODISTRICT /

TALUK

NORTH EAST MONSOON


92 PERIYAPATNA 196 106 -46 D

93 T.NARASIPURA 226 159 -30 D

MYSORE 220 164 -26 D

94 KARKALA 471 337 -28 D

95 KUNDAPUR 227 309 36 E

96 UDUPI 276 281 2 N

UDUPI 324 309 -5 N

97 BELLARY 147 110 -25 D

98 HADAGALI 156 239 53 E


100 HOSPET 176 121 -31 D

101 KUDLIGI 140 77 -45 D

102 SANDUR 185 128 -31 D

103 SIRUGUPPA 152 71 -53 D

BELLARY 152 136 -11 N

104 AURAD 114 33 -71 S

105 BASAVAKALYAN 96 42 -56 D

106 BHALKI 120 4 -97 S

107 BIDAR 132 28 -79 S

108 HUMNABAD 114 75 -34 D

BIDAR 115 36 -68 S

109 AFZALPUR 121 103 -15 N

110 ALAND 131 84 -36 D

111 CHINCHOLI 140 25 -82 S

112 CHITTAPUR 117 106 -9 N

113 GULBARGA 110 95 -14 N

114 JEVARGI 154 79 -49 D

115 SEDAM 121 51 -58 D

GULBARGA 128 78 -39 D

116 SHAHAPUR 162 121 -25 D

117 SHORAPUR 157 79 -50 D

118 YADGIR 142 37 -74 S

YADGIR 153 79 -48 D

119 GANGAVATHI 139 152 9 N

120 KOPPALA 144 171 19 N

121 KUSHTAGI 139 128 -8 N

122 YELBURGA 130 63 -51 D

KOPPALA 138 129 -7 N

123 DEODURGA 152 31 -80 S

124 LINGSUGUR 149 11 -93 S

125 MANVI 130 40 -69 S

126 RAICHUR 138 67 -51 D

127 SINDHANUR 171 75 -56 D

RAICHUR 148 45 -70 S

128 BADAMI 145 127 -12 N

129 BAGALKOTE 158 57 -64 S

130 BILGI 154 123 -20 D

131 HUNGUND 148 140 -5 N

132 JAMKHANDI 143 117 -18 N

133 MUDHOL 128 104 -19 N

BAGALKOTE 146 111 -24 D

134 ATHANI 138 203 47 E

135 BAILHONGAL 157 189 20 E


SL NODISTRICT /

TALUK

NORTH EAST MONSOON


136 BELGAUM 180 231 28 E

137 CHIKKODI 152 129 -15 N

138 GOKAK 139 148 7 N

139 HUKKERI 173 151 -13 N

140 KHANAPUR 175 241 38 E

141 RAIBAGH 120 99 -17 N

142 RAMADURGA 138 143 4 N

143 SOUNDATTI 146 171 17 N

BELGAUM 152 171 12 N

144 BAGEVADI 158 77 -51 D

145 BIJAPUR 156 80 -49 D

146 INDI 121 108 -11 N

147 MUDDEBIHAL 158 75 -53 D

148 SINDGI 124 60 -52 D

BIJAPUR 143 80 -44 D

149 DHARWAD 165 200 21 E

150 HUBLI 174 119 -31 D

151 KALGHATGI 182 241 33 E

152 KUNDGOL 167 95 -43 D

153 NAVALGUND 141 170 20 E

DHARWAD 166 165 0 N

154 GADAG 172 163 -5 N

155 MUNDARGI 150 155 3 N

156 NARAGUND 143 131 -9 N

157 RON 154 65 -58 D

158 SHIRAHATTI 188 185 -1 N

GADAG 161 140 -13 N

159 BYADGI 156 175 12 N

160 HAVERI 174 159 -9 N

161 HANAGAL 182 231 27 E

162 HIREKERUR 178 278 57 E

163 RANEBENNUR 159 185 16 N

164 SAVANUR 160 193 21 E

165 SHIGGAON 181 204 13 N

HAVERI 170 204 20 E

166 ANKOLA 220 165 -25 D

167 BHATKAL 281 131 -53 D

168 HALIYAL 187 372 99 E

169 HONNAVAR 245 86 -65 S

170 KARWAR 207 192 -7 N

171 KUMTA 223 109 -51 D

172 MUNDGOD 211 233 10 N

173 SIDDAPUR 206 179 -13 N

174 SIRSI 190 248 31 E

175 SUPA 171 288 68 E

176 YELLAPUR 182 191 5 N

UTTRA KANNADA 211 199 -5 N

STATE 193 172 -11 N

NORMAL ACTUAL

1 ANEKAL 899 460 -49 D




BANGALORE 896 796 -11 N

1 DEVANAHALLI 787 774 -2 N

2 DODDABALLAPURA 801 996 24 E

3 HOSAKOTE 824 666 -19 N

4 NELAMANGALA 932 1098 18 N



6 KANAKAPURA 768 867 13 N

7 MAGADI 999 956 -4 N

8 RAMANAGARA 916 866 -5 N




15 HIRIYUR 550 706 28 E





19 CHANNAGIRI 830 925 11 N

20 DAVANAGERE 658 731 11 N

21 HARIHARA 648 837 29 E


23 HONNALI 648 586 -10 N

24 JAGALUR 535 601 12 N

DAVANAGERE 681 743 9 N


2 KOLAR 780 723 -7 N

3 MALUR 724 676 -7 N

4 MULABAGILU 776 604 -22 D


KOLAR 757 624 -18 N

6 BAGEPALLI 702 397 -43 D


8 CHINTAMANI 770 560 -27 D


10 GUDIBANDA 721 477 -34 D




37 HOSANAGARA 3058 4414 44 E

38 SAGARA 2158 2217 3 N


40 SHIMOGA 919 1347 47 E

41 SORABA 1634 1731 6 N

42 TIRTHAHALLI 2945 3333 13 N

ANNUAL (Jan-Dec ) 2014 in mm

Taluk

RAINFALL

% DEP. classification

SHIMOGA 1811 2236 23 E


44 GUBBI 793 800 1 N


46 KUNIGAL 851 985 16 N

47 MADHUGIRI 701 765 9 N

48 PAVAGADA 584 764 31 E

49 SIRA 594 644 8 N

50 TIPTUR 708 727 3 N

51 TUMKUR 920 875 -5 N

52 TURUVEKERE 758 754 0 N

TUMKUR 739 843 14 N


54 GUNDLUPET 773 861 11 N

55 KOLLEGAL 891 276 -69 S

56 YELANDUR 889 688 -23 D


57 CHIKKAMAGALUR 883 1013 15 N

58 KADUR 635 789 24 E

59 KOPPA 3063 3400 11 N

60 MUDIGERE 2324 2741 18 N

61 NARASIMHARAJAPURA 1688 2013 19 N

62 SRINGERI 3949 3907 -1 N

63 TARIKERE 932 1208 30 E

CHIKKAMAGALUR 1925 2153 12 N

64 BELTANGADI 4499 4633 3 N

65 BANTWAL 3848 3816 -1 N

66 MANGALORE 3634 2991 -18 N

67 PUTTUR 4039 3591 -11 N

68 SULYA 3650 3239 -11 N

D.KANNADA 3934 3654 -7 N

69 ALUR 972 1007 4 N

70 ARKALGUD 689 868 26 E


72 BELUR 1032 1025 -1 N


74 HASSAN 829 1155 39 E

75 HOLENARASIPURA 787 649 -18 N

76 SAKALESHPURA 2220 2421 9 N

HASSAN 1013 1080 7 N

77 MADIKERI 3316 3301 0 N

78 SOMWARPET 2189 2288 5 N

79 VIRAJPET 2540 2471 -3 N

KODAGU 2682 2686 0 N

80 KRISHNARAJAPET 751 883 18 N

81 MADDUR 758 579 -24 D

82 MALAVALLI 737 625 -15 N

83 MANDYA 737 611 -17 N

84 NAGAMANGALA 778 646 -17 N

85 PANDAVAPURA 688 696 1 N


MANDYA 730 671 -8 N


88 HUNSUR 795 700 -12 N

89 KRISHNARAJANAGAR 829 665 -20 D

90 MYSORE 823 959 17 N

91 NANJANAGUD 712 771 8 N

92 PERIYAPATNA 848 817 -4 N

93 T.NARASIPURA 746 842 13 N

MYSORE 798 817 2 N

94 KARKALA 4828 4376 -9 N

95 KUNDAPUR 3924 3196 -19 N

96 UDUPI 3950 3153 -20 D

UDUPI 4234 3575 -16 N

97 BELLARY 518 473 -9 N

98 HADAGALI 640 762 19 N


100 HOSPET 700 729 4 N

101 KUDLIGI 604 511 -15 N

102 SANDUR 815 782 -4 N

103 SIRUGUPPA 667 519 -22 D

BELLARY 637 651 2 N

104 AURAD 877 586 -33 D

105 BASAVAKALYAN 821 915 11 N

106 BHALKI 880 595 -32 D

107 BIDAR 968 624 -36 D

108 HUMNABAD 834 678 -19 N

BIDAR 876 680 -22 D

109 AFZALPUR 670 869 30 E

110 ALAND 804 760 -5 N

111 CHINCHOLI 961 683 -29 D

112 CHITTAPUR 768 592 -23 D

113 GULBARGA 823 839 2 N

114 JEVARGI 827 651 -21 D

115 SEDAM 888 975 10 N

GULBARGA 820 767 -6 N

116 SHAHAPUR 871 643 -26 D

117 SHORAPUR 748 758 1 N

118 YADGIR 883 541 -39 D

YADGIR 834 647 -22 D


120 KOPPALA 628 793 26 E

121 KUSHTAGI 582 914 57 E

122 YELBURGA 598 582 -3 N


123 DEODURGA 735 479 -35 D

124 LINGSUGUR 618 372 -40 D

125 MANVI 647 522 -19 N

126 RAICHUR 751 733 -2 N

127 SINDHANUR 684 637 -7 N

RAICHUR 687 548 -20 D

128 BADAMI 598 774 29 E

129 BAGALKOTE 622 574 -8 N

130 BILGI 607 792 30 E

131 HUNGUND 658 628 -5 N

132 JAMKHANDI 553 625 13 N

133 MUDHOL 514 442 -14 N

BAGALKOTE 592 639 8 N

134 ATHANI 540 691 28 E

135 BAILHONGAL 691 733 6 N

136 BELGAUM 1436 1324 -8 N

137 CHIKKODI 663 819 24 E

138 GOKAK 541 741 37 E

139 HUKKERI 759 732 -4 N

140 KHANAPUR 1966 1881 -4 N

141 RAIBAGH 490 582 19 N

142 RAMADURGA 547 837 53 E

143 SOUNDATTI 592 696 18 N

BELGAUM 823 903 10 N

144 BAGEVADI 676 628 -7 N

145 BIJAPUR 673 545 -19 N

146 INDI 636 498 -22 D

147 MUDDEBIHAL 644 498 -23 D

148 SINDGI 654 484 -26 D

BIJAPUR 657 531 -19 N

149 DHARWAD 850 937 10 N

150 HUBLI 754 820 9 N

151 KALGHATGI 1004 1179 17 N

152 KUNDGOL 700 684 -2 N

153 NAVALGUND 647 874 35 E

DHARWAD 791 899 14 N

154 GADAG 669 713 7 N

155 MUNDARGI 553 639 16 N

156 NARAGUND 578 865 50 E

157 RON 691 673 -3 N

158 SHIRAHATTI 714 1194 67 E

GADAG 641 817 27 E

159 BYADGI 691 1068 55 E

160 HAVERI 782 1001 28 E

161 HANAGAL 1062 1294 22 E

162 HIREKERUR 855 1317 54 E

163 RANEBENNUR 613 1081 76 E

164 SAVANUR 706 993 41 E

165 SHIGGAON 836 925 11 N

HAVERI 792 1097 39 E

166 ANKOLA 3587 3337 -7 N

167 BHATKAL 4250 3654 -14 N

168 HALIYAL 1328 1416 7 N

169 HONNAVAR 3728 3722 0 N

170 KARWAR 3239 3169 -2 N

171 KUMTA 3588 3399 -5 N

172 MUNDGOD 1401 1320 -6 N

173 SIDDAPUR 3071 3692 20 E

174 SIRSI 2488 3002 21 E

175 SUPA 2398 2833 18 N

176 YELLAPUR 2771 2719 -2 N


STATE 1165 1180 1 N

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