Monsoon reaches Kerala, to arrive in MP on 15th and Rajasthan on 20th June

The people of the country will soon get relief from the heat. Monsoon Department i.e. IMD has told us that monsoon has knocked in Kerala on Sunday. The monsoon usually enters the country on 1st June, but this time it has arrived 2 days earlier. However, this time the monsoon department had predicted the arrival of monsoon in Kerala only on 27 May.

Monsoon is likely to reach Madhya Pradesh by June 15. It will reach Indore in Bhopal by June 18. It is likely to arrive in Rajasthan by June 20.

Meteorologist Ved Prakash Singh said that the monsoon has covered Kerala. The pace of the monsoon will be slow for a week, but between June 6 and 10, the monsoon will recover again. He told that the monsoon will knock in Madhya Pradesh by June 15. Bhopal and Indore are likely to arrive by June 18. Monsoon is likely to knock in Rajasthan by June 20.

During the summer, the hot air of the land starts rising up, due to which a low-pressure area starts forming in the land area. Conversely, a high-pressure area starts forming in the sea, because it is colder there than on land. This sea air starts moving towards low-pressure areas ie land. These winds also bring with them the moisture of the ocean. These are called monsoon winds.

In India, these winds come from two directions. South-West and South-East. Based on the direction of the winds, the southwest and southeast monsoons are called. The monsoon starts withdrawing from the northwest parts of India on 15th September and by 15th October the monsoon completely disappears.