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This evening's weather forecast for
Kerala, India
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Thunderstorm
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23°c (73°f) | East 9mph (14 kph) |
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+5 hours
Kerala is in the time zone (IST) which has a difference of +5:30 hours to GMT.
Local Time21 Nov 2009 16:56
GMT21 Nov 2009 11:26
UK Time21 Nov 2009 12:26
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Sunrise 06:21hrs
Sunset 17:57hrs
Moonrise 10:02hrs
Moonset 21:49hrs
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Weather Overview for Kerala
Kerala’s extremely close proximity to the equator means the climate is characteristically pleasingly tropical.
Temperatures differ very minimal throughout the year, with average maximum highs between 29ºC and 33ºC.
Because
of the regions closeness to the ocean and the existence of the fort like
Most
visitors will be attracted to the climate in the Kerala coastal regions. One of
Kerala’s main features is the coast is likely to see more sunshine and is less
humid than internal areas. Unlike most areas of India;
Kerala escapes the scorching climates with thanks to the Western Ghats that let
off a pleasant, refreshing,
The
winter season in Kerala begins with the end of the northeast monsoons
which lasts from the end of November until the middle of February. During the
winter months temperatures are still extremely high and have very little
variance with the summer months. Winter in Kerala also sees very little
rainfall and humidity. In the
Summers in Kerala start towards the end of February where temperature starts climbing, marking the general beginning of summer. Relatively higher temperatures, low rainfall and slightly humid weather are the characteristics of the summer months. When compared to other Indian states where temperatures soar over 40ºC, summers in Kerala are quite cool and pleasant. Erratic rain accompanied by lightening and thunder is also another common feature of the season.
The
southwest monsoon is the major rainy season of Kerala. This season begins by
the end of May or early June with the onset of the southwest monsoon winds,
resulting in periods of torrential rain for the next three months on average.
Lying on the windward side of the

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