Monsoon to arrive at Kerala on May 25 – Monsoon will reach Kerala in the coming 24 hours, this unique record will be made after 16 years! – Monsoon to arrive at Kerala within 24 hours early in the state after 2009 NTC
The monsoon will reach the Kerala in the coming 24 hours, about a week before its scheduled time. This year, the arrival of the monsoon in Kerala will be at the start of the last 16 years. All favorable conditions are created for the arrival of the monsoon in the state. Due to the low pressure zone and the mobile monsoon system, there have been strong precipitation in many parts of the Kerala in the last two days. The last time the state monsoon arrived so early in 2009 and 2001, when it reached the state on May 23.
The general date for the arrival of the monsoon in Kerala is June 1. However, the monsoon was struck in the state on May 11, 1918, which is the only case of the arrival of the first monsoon in Kerala to date. On the other hand, the Kerala arrival file was recorded in 1972 due to the delay in the monsoon, when the monsoon rains began on June 18. The most delayed monsoon arrived in 2016 in the past 25 years, when the monsoon entered Kerala on June 9.
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IMD said in a press release: “The circumstances are likely to be favorable to the arrival of the MOSON in Kerala in the next 2-3 days.” This year, the arrival of the monsoon is scheduled for the deadline of the IMD on May 27, in which the arrival of the four -day model takes place. Last year, the monsoon struck in Kerala on May 30. The appropriate arrival of the monsoon is an important factor for India, where approximately 70% of annual precipitation occurs during the period of June-September.
The monsoon rain is important for the irrigation of crops and groundwater and recurring tanks, and it directly affects agricultural production and the country’s rural economy. IMD estimated more precipitation of monsoon for 2025, which increased the expectation of the record production of Kharif seasonal cultures. The increase in production will increase rural income, will increase food security and increase the contribution of the agricultural sector in the country’s overall economic development. The initial rains should promote paddy, corn, cotton, soybeans and oil seeds and the water level of the tanks should increase before the Rabi season.
Make the pressure system on the seas in the center of the East
In addition to the Kerala, the IMD has planned to obtain during the same period in the southwest region of the southern monsoon and the center of Arabia, the Maldives and Comorine, the parties of Lakshadweep, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, south and center of Bengal, northern Bay and North-East. At the same time, there are news of a low-pressure weather system on the sea in the center of the East, far from the southern coast of Konkan-Goa. Moving north in the next 36 hours, this low pressure meteorological system can be even stronger and can affect local weather conditions, causing changes in rain and air in certain parts of the west coast.
The progress of the monsoon is monitored in the midst of the generalized hope of obtaining relief from the continuous heat situation in certain parts of the country. Until now, no delay or major deviation has been observed in the path of the monsoon. This is a new positive for areas dependent on rain for agriculture across India. With regard to the states of northern India, the IMD expressed the possibility of the arrival of the monsoon in this region from June 25 to 30. The region reflects seasonal changes that are slightly late than the southern and central parties of the country. The monsoon rains are expected in western India from June 15 to 20.
