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Monsoon Arrival In India 2024: People are anxiously awaiting the arrival of the monsoon rains to bring much-needed respite because of the extreme heat wave conditions reported in numerous parts of the nation. According to the IMD, Kerala is expected to experience the southwest monsoon on May 31.
“Southwest Monsoon is likely to enter Kerala on 31st May with a 4-day error,” the weather office had said in its bulletin.
Delhi Monsoons
A red alert has been issued till tomorrow, May 28, due to the terrible heat wave conditions that Delhi is experiencing. The Mungeshpur region of Delhi reported a high temperature of 48.3 degrees Celsius on May 27. Although there has yet to be an official announcement on the monsoon's arrival in Delhi, reports indicate that it will probably start on June 27.
Monsoon In Mumbai, Bengaluru
Monsoon rains are expected to start in Mumbai on June 10, according to an IMD official cited by The Indian Express. The Andaman Islands have welcomed the monsoon, which is predicted to arrive in Mumbai between June 10 and June 11. The monsoon generally reaches Mumbai on June 11, however, last year, because of Cyclone Beparjoy, it was delayed by two weeks.
Bengaluru is expected to see the advent of monsoon around June 13 or 14, according to the IMD. The first week of June is when the rains are predicted to start. Meteorologist CS Patil of IMD Bengaluru told Times Now that the monsoon has already moved over the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and is predicted to hit the coast of Kerala between June 1 and 2. After that, it should get to the coast of Karnataka by June 6 or 7.
Bengal Monsoons
West Bengal is still experiencing Cyclone Remal's repercussions following yesterday's cyclonic storm. "Remal" caused significant disruption in several areas of the state, including Kolkata, by uprooting trees, toppling power poles, and leaving a path of devastation from rooftops to thatched homes.
Regarding the monsoon's expected arrival in the state, a Times of India report said that it is expected to hit West Bengal between June 10 and June 29.
Head of RMC Kolkata, HR Biswas told TOI, “The prediction so far is a normal onset of monsoon in both Kerala and Andaman. While there is no one-to-one relationship between the start date of Kerala and the date of South Bengal, generally we count 10 days between the two. We can predict its arrival only after it hits Kerala.
