IMD’s New Deadline For The Entry Of Monsoon In Kerala

IMD’s new deadline for the entry of monsoon in Kerala, know when will it start raining. The wait for the news of the arrival of monsoon in the country has increased a bit.

Contrary to the earlier forecast of the southwest monsoon reaching Kerala on May 27, the Meteorological Department said that the monsoon could reach anytime by June 1 and conditions are being continuously monitored.

The news of the arrival of the South-West monsoon in Kerala is eagerly awaited for agriculture across the country.

According to the latest forecast of the Meteorological Department-

The conditions are favorable for the further advance of the Monsoon into some more parts of the Arabian Sea, the entire Maldives, and the Lakshadweep areas during the next 48 hours.

Conditions are likely to become favorable for the monsoon to reach Kerala during this week.

When asked about the delay in the onset of monsoon, a senior scientist of the department said that the forecast of May 27 had also predicted four days back and forth.

IMD’s new deadline for the entry of monsoon: It’s the rainy season in Kerala.

According to the Meteorological Department, the monsoon will knock prematurely in Kerala.

But, not only did Asani change its course later, but the pre-monsoon rains that were expected over central and eastern India also did not happen. The monsoon is cloudy in many parts of Kerala.

Monsoon will knock in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh by mid-June.

Senior meteorologist PK Saha said that the monsoon is expected to knock in Madhya Pradesh by mid-June. On the other hand, monsoons can enter Chhattisgarh around June 15.

Monsoon in Jharkhand between June 10 to 15.

Monsoon may arrive in Jharkhand between June 10 and 15. Monsoon rains started in Andaman on 17th May.

The Meteorological Department has forecast that the monsoon may arrive in Kerala before June 1. Monsoon rains have started in Andaman and Nicobar this year, six days ahead of schedule.

The monsoon usually arrives in Andaman around 22nd May. The Meteorological Department has forecast that monsoon rains will be normal.

Earth shaken by an earthquake in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, know how much intensity was on Richter scale

Earthquake tremors have been felt in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The tremor of the earth was felt 55 km from Diglipur in the island group.

A magnitude of 4.3 has been recorded on the Richter scale. According to the National Center for Seismology (NCS), the earthquake occurred at 7:50 am on Friday.

However, there is no information about any casualties due to the earthquake.