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According to the IMD, maximum temperatures are likely to touch around 40°C in isolated parts of Palakkad district and 39°C in Kollam on April 28.
Kerala faces a yellow alert for hot, humid weather with temperatures up to 40°C. Precautions against heatstroke are advised, especially for vulnerable groups.
Temperatures may reach 37°C in Kottayam, Ernakulam, Malappuram and Kannur, and 36°C in Alappuzha and Thiruvananthapuram — about 3–4°C above normal, the weather agency said.
Kerala faces extreme heat with temperatures nearing 40°C, coupled with high UV levels. Authorities urge caution for outdoor workers and vulnerable groups, advising sun protection and avoiding peak sun hours.
Kerala school training must cease by 10:30 am and uniforms be optional due to extreme summer heat, protecting children from dehydration and discomfort.
Due to a severe heatwave warning and temperatures reaching 40°C, all educational institutions are closed Friday, except for scheduled exams.
Kerala experienced moderate to very high UV index levels over 24 hours, with risks prompting advice on sun protection, especially during peak sun hours.
Kerala is expected to experience hot and humid conditions, with no widespread rainfall forecast in the near term
Health Department is urging the public to take stringent precautions against rising temperatures.
Kerala heatwave conditions are set to persist with a yellow alert in 12 districts, indicating hot and humid weather expected to continue. Authorities are advising caution due to high temperatures and UV index levels across the state.
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