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Kerala rains: Not June 1, IMD predicts monsoon likely to reach Indian state in...

DNA Tuesday, 20 May 2025 ()
The IMD had in April forecast above-normal cumulative rainfall in the 2025 monsoon season, ruling out the possibility of El Niño conditions, which are associated with below-normal rainfall in the Indian subcontinent.
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