When will monsoon reach which state?
The Meteorological Department has given the probable date of arrival of monsoon in other states including Kerala. According to which, monsoon may arrive in Bihar by 16th June, in West Bengal by 13th June and in Uttar Pradesh by 29th June. See full list here
| State | Expected date of arrival of monsoon |
|---|---|
| Kerala | 1 June |
| Tamil Nadu | 1 June |
| Karnataka | 1 June |
| Andhra Pradesh | 5th June |
| Odisha | 10 June |
| West Bengal | 13 June |
| Sikkim | 15th June |
| Jharkhand | 16 June |
| Bihar | 16 June |
| Chattisgarh | 16 June |
| Madhya Pradesh | 16 June |
| Gujarat | 19 June |
| Rajasthan | 29 June |
| Uttar Pradesh | 29 June |
| Himachal Pradesh | 2 July |
| Jammu and Kashmir | 2 July |
| Punjab | 2 July |
| Haryana | 2 July |
| Delhi | 2 July |
| Chandigarh | 2 July |
There will be more rain this monsoon
According to the Meteorological Department, this year the monsoon is going to be better than normal. Actually, this year there may be more rainfall than average in monsoon. All this will happen due to La Nina effect. Actually, when the air pressure on the surface of the eastern Pacific Ocean region is low, a situation is created which is called La Nina. When such a situation arises, the sea surface temperature drops significantly. Which affects the temperature around the world. This year, the effect of La Nina will be visible in India from June itself. Due to La Nina, the possibility of more rain and colder than average also increases. La Niña can last from nine months to a year.
Effect of heat wave in Delhi-Rajasthan till May 23
It is extremely hot in Delhi these days. While the temperature had crossed 46 degrees on Saturday, Najafgarh in Delhi was the hottest on Sunday. The temperature here had crossed 47 degrees. The Meteorological Department has also not given any relief news on the heat. According to the Meteorological Department, the effect of heat web will be visible in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan for the next three days i.e. till May 23.
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