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Kerala to see less rain in August-September: IMD
India
Kerala is likely to get less rain than usual in August and September this year, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
The state has already seen about 9% less rainfall than normal since June, thanks to a weaker monsoon and shifting weather patterns.
Farmers may face tough times ahead
Kerala relies on monsoon rains for farming and water needs, so a dry spell could hit crops and water supply.
With fewer rainy days expected—just 8-17 each month—farmers might potentially face tough times ahead.
Usually, Kerala gets around 445mm of rain in August and 271mm in September, but this year could be noticeably drier.
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