Mumbai: While Cyclone Biperjoy is raging in the Arabian Sea on one side, there is good news regarding monsoon on the other side. The officials of the meteorological department have informed that monsoon will enter Kerala in the next 48 hours.
Pune Meteorological Department chief Krishnanand Hoslikar has given a big update about the cyclone and monsoon some time ago by tweeting. Cyclone Biperjoy, which has formed in the Arabian Sea, is now intensifying and taking a dangerous form. The Indian Meteorological Department has shared the latest satellite image at 12.25 pm. Hoslikar gave this information through a tweet.
Cyclone Biperjoy intensified this morning. It is 1000 km from Mumbai and 890 km from Goa. This cyclone is likely to move northwards and intensify in the next 24 hours. After that, the Indian Meteorological Department has said that it will move in the northwest direction for the next three days.
Monsoon is coming late this year and it was said that due to Cyclone Biparjoy it will be delayed further. Now Hoslikar has given good nudity about monsoon. A favorable environment has been created in Kerala for monsoon. Cloudiness has increased over Arabian Sea, Lakshadweep, Kerala coast. Therefore, the weather department has informed that the conditions are favorable for the activation of monsoon in Kerala in the next 48 hours.
Meanwhile, rains have lashed Kerala coast in many parts in the last 24 hours. Many parts have received light to moderate rainfall. This is considered to be a good sign.