Heavy North Kerala rain affected several districts on Monday, bringing intense showers and waterlogging. Bayar in Kasaragod recorded the highest rainfall during the latest observation period.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that more rain is likely in parts of the state. Officials have asked people living in low-lying and hilly areas to remain alert.
Bayar Records Highest Rainfall
Bayar in Kasaragod received the highest rainfall among the monitored locations. Continuous showers also affected Kannur, Wayanad and nearby districts.
Local authorities are closely tracking the weather situation. Emergency teams have been placed on standby in vulnerable areas.
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IMD Issues Rain Alert
The IMD has forecast more heavy rainfall over the next few days. District administrations have advised residents to avoid unnecessary travel during periods of intense rain.
People living near rivers and landslide-prone areas have been urged to stay cautious. Officials are monitoring water levels and weather conditions round the clock.
Authorities Stay on Alert
Rescue teams and disaster management officials remain prepared to respond to emergencies. Local bodies are clearing blocked drains and monitoring flood-prone locations.
The North Kerala rain is expected to continue in several districts. Authorities have appealed to the public to follow weather advisories and safety instructions.
