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The IMD warned that the low-pressure area formed over the South-West Bay of Bengal along the North-Eastern coast of Sri Lanka has intensified into a ‘well-marked low-pressure area’. This is likely to trigger rains across Kerala.
The cyclone that formed over the Bay of Bengal delayed the onset of the northeast monsoon.
The rain may lash the State on Tuesday or Wednesday and continue till November 15, as thundershowers.
IMD officials also informed that the southwest monsoon will completely withdraw from Kerala by October 20.
The Kerala State Disaster Management Authority (KSDMA) has asked people to be alert and not to trivialise the showers even if there is no lightning.
However, it said that isolated rain showers are likely in the coming days. This will be accompanied by thunder and lightning.
A low pressure area has formed in Bay of Bengal, which has resulted in a cyclonic circulation.
The country has received nearly 190% more rain than the 30-year average in the quarter through August this year
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