The coastal districts of Kerala witnessed good rains during the period of Southwest Monsoon in the month of September. On the other hand, the interior districts of Kerala witnessed scattered rains.
In particular, the last month ended on a rainier note than compared to the month of August for the entire state. As of now also, light to moderate rain and thundershower activities have been occurring in several places over Kerala.
Plus, comfortable weather conditions have been prevailing over the entire South Peninsular India. Whereas, the North and Central India have been experiencing dry and warm weather conditions.
In a span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Thursday, Thiruvananthapuram recorded moderate rainfall of 44 mm, followed by Alappuzha 42 mm, Kochi 26 mm, Punalur 20 mm and Kottayam 18 mm.
These weather conditions can be attributed to the cyclonic circulation which is seen persisting over Coastal Kerala and the east-central Arabian Sea. Further, this system is likely to move towards North.
Hence, due to the movement of the weather system, light to moderate rain and thundershower activities are likely to continue in several places over Kerala during the next 24 hours. Districts such as Kochi, Kottayam, Punalur, Alappuzha, and Thiruvananthapuram will continue to observe good rains during the next 24 hours.
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As per weathermen at Skymet Weather, after 24 hours, the intensity of these good rains are expected to reduce significantly over the entire state.
Due to the reduction in the intensity of these good rains, the temperatures are expected to rise significantly, thus leading to the maximums reaching about 33-34 degree Celsius. While the minimum temperatures may settle around 24-25 degree Celsius.
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Accordingly, the residents of Kerala will experience warm and humid weather conditions during the afternoon hours. However, the mornings and night will remain comfortable.
As on October 5, the sub-divisional rainfall distribution statistics show that Kerala is rain deficient by 44%.
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