There are clouds around, and the temperature is dropping. It appears as the monsoon season has arrived! Monsoon rains are likely to hit the Kerala coast on June 3, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
Dr. Mohapatra stated, “According to the current meteorological signals, the conditions are gradually becoming favorable and the southwesterly winds have strengthened, resulting in the expected enhancement in rainfall activity over Kerala.”
According to media reports, the monsoon has been delayed by 72 hours in Kerala, but rain is expected to arrive shortly in Odisha. Rain is expected to begin in central Odisha on the evening of June 10 due to changes in the Bay of Bengal.
According to the IMD’s second Long Range Forecast for the Southwest Monsoon 2021, the monsoon this year will be normal across the country. The southwest monsoon, or the rainy season that runs from June to September, is expected to be normal across the country. Rainfall is projected to reach 96 to 104 percent of the Long Period Average, or LPA, according to media estimates. Rainfall is expected to be 101 percent of the LPA from June to September across the country. The Southwest Monsoon, which occurs from June to September, is expected to be typical over Northwest India (92-108 percent) and the South Peninsula region (93-107 percent ). Rainfall in Northeast India is expected to be below normal, according to the prediction. The core Monsoon zone, which encompasses the majority of the country’s rain-fed agricultural regions, is expected to receive above-average rainfall.
