Southwest Monsoon: కేరళలోకి ప్రవేశించిన నైరుతి రుతుపవనాలు

The good news is that the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD). The southwest monsoon, which is considered to be the backbone of the Indian agrarian economy, has entered the country. IMD revealed that they entered the center on May 29, three days earlier than usual. The southwest monsoon usually hits the coast of Kerala on June 1. This time, however, the southwest monsoon spread to the state of Kerala three days earlier due to favorable conditions.

Earlier, the IMD had forecast monsoons in Kerala on May 27 due to cyclone Asani in the Bay of Bengal. Southwest, however, gave entry two days later than expected. With this, Chirujallu is going to start in Kerala. Temperatures have already dropped slightly in several states. It is raining here and there.

There was thunder and lightning in Delhi. The Karnataka Meteorological Department has forecast heavy rains in Karnataka in the next two to three days. Light to moderate rains are expected in Telangana in the next 48 hours. From June 5 to 10, monsoons are expected across Telangana and there is a possibility of heavy rains. The southwest monsoon will extend across the country by the last week of June.

According to the IMD, normal rainfall is expected in the country this time. It is said that the southwest monsoon is like gambling with agriculture. Southwest monsoons have a significant impact on the country’s agriculture and economy. Last year it rained heavily due to the lanino effect. Two systems, El Niనోo and Lanino, influence the southwest monsoon. The year of El Nino is characterized by low rainfall during the southwest monsoon. Loni receives more rainfall.