Kerala received the most
Kerala received the most rain in 60 years in 2021, Is Kerala only suffering from a pandemic? Have the natural calamities affected them more? Although all this, Kerala has fought hard with this.
The year 2021 has passed us by. Apart from the COVID-19 epidemic that erupted in early 2020, Keralites will recall the year for its exceptionally severe rains. According to meteorological forecasters, the state had its wettest year in 60 years last year.
According to the India Meteorological Department, Kerala also had the largest ever north-east monsoon rainfall in history (IMD).
The districts of Pathanamthitta and Kottayam received the most rain last year.
In 2021, the southern coastal state experienced 3,610mm of rain, which is the most rain recorded in Kerala in 60 years. According to Met statistics, this is also the sixth-highest rainfall in the last 120 years.
Rain in 60 years in 2021
K Kerala was pounded by rain from the year to the third week of December. In January and February, the state received 114mm of rain.
K Kerala was pounded by rain from the year to the third week of December. In January and February, the state received 114mm of rain.
Summer showers were also above average from March through May, at 750.7mm.
The state gets 1,718mm of rain during the southwest monsoon, which lasts from June to September. The northeast monsoon received 1,026mm of rain from October to December. This year’s northeast monsoon season brought an abnormally high amount of rain, making it the wettest time in the state’s history.
The districts of Pathanamthitta and Kottayam got the most rain in 2021. Pathanamthitta experienced 80% more rain than average, while Kottayam obtained 60% more rain than usual.
Heavy rain also hit the Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Alappuzha, Ernakulam, and Kozhikode districts. The rainfall statistics for 2021 indicate that Kerala’s climate is changing.