+0 +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 +6 +7 +8 +9 1870 8491 9140 7576 9749 9301 7781 6044 9765 8982 1880 8206 8617 9033 8497 9333 8480 8748 8998 8120 9311 1890 9060 7928 9920 9553 9718 8241 8290 8914 8850 6295 1900 8897 7224 7922 8613 7506 7168 8855 7779 8975 8896 1910 9354 7368 8064 7848 8985 7810 951110047 6512 8850 1920 7194 8662 8694 8235 8630 8040 9031 8535 7682 8215 1930 8049 8776 8038 9762 9138 8439 9087 8424 9086 7899 1940 8536 7287 9581 8686 9208 9113 9040 9459 8743 9042 1950 8773 7392 7933 9234 8858 9305 9836 7890 8896 9443 1960 839910205 8100 8581 9228 7096 7402 8603 7548 8313 1970 9400 8870 6531 9136 7483 9630 8570 8834 9095 7080 1980 8829 8524 7356 9559 8369 7600 7432 6974 9617 8669 1990 9088 7847 7850 8966 9384 8264 8573 8705
Notes on the data:
B. Parthasarathy, A.A. Munot, and D.R. Kothwale, 1995: 'Monthly and seasonal rainfall series for all-India homogeneous regions and meteorological subdivisions: 1871-1994', Contributions from Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune-411 008, INDIA. All India rainfall is an areal average of 29 subdivisional rainfalls. Subdivisonal rainfalls are from areally averaged district rainfalls. The district rainfall is computed from averaging all stations in the district. Rainfall amounts (in millimeters) are totals for June, July, August, and September. The data is consistent from 1871 - 1990 in that it is constructed from a 306 station network, with no missing data. The number and distribution of stations for 1991 - 1994 is unknown. Rainfall from Parthasarathy for 1871 - 1994 1871 - 1990 from 306 stations, no missing data 1991 - 1994 station distribution unknown 1995 Preliminary rainfall values only. Station distibution is unknown. 1996 from document: IMD New Delhi Oct 7 1996 Monsoon 1996 - End-of-the Season Report 1997 from document: IMS newsletter (PUNE chapter) Oct-Dec 1997 Issue - Vol-II (No. 4)
Earlier versions of this time series can be found in:
Mooley, D. A., and B. Parthasarathy, 1984: Fluctuations in all-India
summer monsoon rainfall during 1871-1978. Climatic Change,
6, 287-301.
Parthasarathy, B., K. Rupa Kumar, and A. A. Munot, 1991: Evidence of secular variations in Indian monsoon rainfall-circulation relationships. J. Climate, 4, 927-938.
A cursory examination of the seasonal-total values provided in these two publications indicate that they are typically within a few millimeters of those in the table above.