In January, there was excessive rainfall; in February, the heat will increase in Kerala.

The Central Weather Department reported that this January saw 55% more rainfall. Kerala received 11.4 millimeters of rain in January, which was expected to be 7.4 millimeters. Last year, only 5.5 millimeters of rain was recorded. Kozhikode and Kannur districts received the most rain this time, while Malappuram and Kollam districts received the least. Weather expert Rajeevan Eerikulam shared the rainfall data for various districts on Facebook. Meanwhile, the Weather Department has indicated that February will see a decrease in rain and an increase in heat. It is likely that Kerala will receive less rain than usual. Daytime temperatures are expected to be higher than usual in northern Kerala and average in other areas. The Weather Department also informed that the current La Nina phenomenon in the Pacific ...