This time my visit to hometown was filled with Joy and undoubtedly that joy stemmed from the glorious onset of Monsoon rains with thumping velocity :). Since the 1st June, the monsoon left occasional impression on the floors of my village and with my intrusion to village it gained momentum with thick droplets pounding the surface of my beautiful village. Despite the complexity & precaution required in capturing the monsoon clips, my soul desperately wanted to snap such a scene which we witnessed for the first time in this year. It almost precipitated close to 160mm that day and my joy was amplified. The precipitation repeated in subsequent days as well with equal quantity and intensity. Here are the first glimpses of monsoon rains from my village this year. Hope you enjoy the pictures as well short video.
Also our relatively minuscule dam was also brimming with muddy water was testament to ferocity of monsoon rain that pounded overnight.
It was day when monsoon clouds over troposphere crumbled culminating in torrential rains which pounded thick droplets over the landscape of my village. Here are few clips from the day of deluge for you. This intensity remained for 3 more days brimming our minuscule dam and swelling the rivers. Hope you enjoy the video.
Some clips are shaky due to juggling of umbrella and camera together :).
Linked to Skywatch Friday
Also our relatively minuscule dam was also brimming with muddy water was testament to ferocity of monsoon rain that pounded overnight.
It was day when monsoon clouds over troposphere crumbled culminating in torrential rains which pounded thick droplets over the landscape of my village. Here are few clips from the day of deluge for you. This intensity remained for 3 more days brimming our minuscule dam and swelling the rivers. Hope you enjoy the video.
Some clips are shaky due to juggling of umbrella and camera together :).
Linked to Skywatch Friday
Great photos. If my math skills are right then that first day you had six inches of rain which is huge!! Thank you for your photos and I also love your header photo. Stay dry!!
ReplyDeleteIts rating in my sky too and I'm loving it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous greens. I love rainy days because it means every plant is verdant and alive.
ReplyDeleteThe sky after the rain is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a lot of rain! The sky at the end is lovely. Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteRain, rain go away, come back some other day.....! Children here say this when it rains here. Boy, after those heavy rains the Palm trees reflect in the water and then it is beautiful. Unpredictable is the weather. Have a nice week-end. See you next week.
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