Central India Monthly Rainfall in mm (Actual)
Source: statSCALAR
Key Takeaway
- Actual monthly rainfall in Central India helps track precipitation conditions across an important agricultural region. Rainfall distribution influences soil moisture, crop establishment, and the development of crops such as soybean, cotton, pulses, and coarse cereals. Monthly observations help identify dry spells or periods of heavy rainfall that may affect crop growth, field operations, and harvest conditions, supporting regional agricultural production assessments.
About This Dataset
Monthly actual rainfall recorded across the Central India region, measured in millimetres. The data helps assess regional rainfall patterns, monsoon intensity, and seasonal variability.
Central India, spanning states such as Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Maharashtra, is the core monsoon zone, where most farmland depends on seasonal rain rather than irrigation. Rainfall here drives the output of soybean, cotton, pulses and coarse cereals. This series helps track how the monsoon is supporting the country's largest rain-fed farming region.
Yearly total values are given for Jan to Dec of each year.
Methodology
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