THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The weather system which developed over the south peninsular region triggered widespread rainfall in the state on Friday. The state has so far received the second highest summer rainfall in the past five years. Though summer showers were relatively higher this time, India Meteorological Department stated that there was nothing unusual in it. North Kerala is expected to get heavy rainfall till Monday morning. “Two weather systems, an upper air trough which extended from Telangana to the extreme south peninsular region, and an upper air cyclonic circulation over the south Tamil Nadu region, triggered widespread rainfall over the state on Friday. The IMD issued a heavy rainfall warning on Saturday. ‘’Since the upper air cyclonic circulation moved to the Central Kerala region, North Kerala is likely to experience widespread rainfall till Sunday,” said Met director K Santhosh. South- west monsoon is expected to reach the state by the end of this month.
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