Will reach the Andamans between 15 and 25 May, and Kerala by 25 May !
New Delhi – The monsoon is expected to arrive in India earlier than usual this year, according to the Meteorological Department. Weather experts have stated that the monsoon will reach the Andaman Islands between 15 and 25 May and arrive in Kerala by 25 May. Favourable changes in the Indian Ocean and the weakening impact of El Niño have created conducive conditions for the monsoon. Moreover, it is predicted that the monsoon will advance faster than its average pace. As a result, heavy rainfall is likely in South India during the last week of May.
🌧️ Early Monsoon Relief Incoming! 🌧️
India may see an early monsoon arrival this year. Forecasts suggest it could reach the Andaman Islands between May 15–25 and Kerala by May 25.
🔥 This comes as heat waves scorch 11 states, with Banda (UP) hitting 47.4°C and several regions… pic.twitter.com/F93RsMlCm6
— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) April 27, 2026
At present, temperatures above 40°C have been recorded in 22 cities across Maharashtra. In Vidarbha, particularly in Akola, the temperature has reached as high as 46.9°C.
What is El Niño ?
El Niño is a climatic phenomenon that develops in the Pacific Ocean and influences moisture-laden monsoon winds. It affects weather patterns across multiple regions worldwide. Countries such as Peru and neighbouring nations in South America, as well as the United States, Australia, India, and several nations connected to the Pacific Ocean, experience its impact.
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