Weather in Kerala
The diversity of the geographical features of the state has resulted in a corresponding diversity in climate. The High Ranges have a cool and bracing climate throughout the year, while the plains are hot and humid.
The average level of annual rainfall is quite high when compared to other Indian states.
Winter: The winter season sets in during the month of December and continues till end of February. During this season comparatively there is less rainfall especially in the northern parts of the state.
Summer: Winter is followed by the summer season. Its tarts in February and continues till May. Temperature is very high during this period. An occasional shower with Lightning is a characteristic of this season. Kottayam receives the highest rainfall during this season.
Temperature: The annual range of temperature is comparatively low in Kerala. The coastal areas record a maximum temperature of 32 Degree Celsius and a minimum of 22 Degree Celsius. The interiors record a maximum of 37 Degree Celsius during summer. In the coastal area it is hot and humid during April-May while cool during December-January.
