The Southwest Monsoon has reached Kerala and parts of Northeast India sooner than expected, bringing relief from the summer heat. It arrived a day earlier than forecasted, possibly influenced by Cyclone Remal hitting West Bengal and Bangladesh.
Kerala has been experiencing heavy rainfall, leading to excess rainfall in May. The Southwest Monsoon is vital for Indian agriculture, as over half of the cultivated area depends on it.
Now, the question arises: when will the monsoon reach Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, particularly Hyderabad, where temperatures are high?
According to weather experts, the monsoon might reach Hyderabad around June 8th and a day earlier in parts of Andhra Pradesh. This prediction aligns with the expected arrival of monsoon winds on that date.