Merry month of May: 4th coolest on record across India amid cycle of rain, strong winds
Hindustan Times|June 01, 2023
HOT MONTH GONE COLD
Abhishek Jha
Merry month of May: 4th coolest on record across India amid cycle of rain, strong winds

May, usually the hottest month, was the fourth coolest across the country since 1951 this year on the basis of average maximum temperature for the first 30 days of the month according to the India Meteorological Department's (IMD) gridded data. The only exceptions to this were Assam, Kerala, Tripura, Manipur, and Mizoram, which experienced among the seven hottest Mays since 1951.

The reason for aberrant May temperatures was rain, which in the case of north and northwestern India, was a result of western disturbances, cyclonic systems originating in the Mediterranean. India saw eight of these in May.

India's average maximum temperature for the first 30 days of May (data for May 31 will be published only on June 1) was 34.64 degrees Celsius (°C). This is the fourth coolest since 1951, the earliest period for which IMD's gridded data is available, and 1.77°C cooler than the average maximum during the 1981-2010 period. IMD considers the average temperature during the 19812010 period as the "normal" against which it measures deviations in temperature.

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