Kerala Climate is a sub-equatorial monsoon. Tropical monsoons are the main features of the cliché. There are two monsoon periods, the main in June-July, the second in October.

On the coast of the Arabian Sea, where Kerala is, the monsoon climate is most pronounced. Between December and February, the mean minimum air temperature is +19 - +21 degrees, the mean maximum +28 - +30 degrees. During the same period, the lowest rainfall is available, about 60 to 70 mm per month.

Rain in Kerala The Indian Ocean infiltrates a summer monsoon, which is reinforced in early June on the west coast.

Kerala is always sun and warm. The monsoon rains come here twice a year, June-July, and October.

The best vacation time in Kerala is from October to March. The mean temperature ranges from +21 to +32 degrees.

In winter, from December to February, the mean air temperature is +25 - +30 degrees. During the summer period from May to September, it is very hot, the mean air temperature is +27 - +33 degrees. The air during this time is dry, humidity does not exceed 60 per cent and such high temperatures are relatively easily transferred.

The hottest time is from May to June, when the mean minimum temperature is +25 - +27 degrees, the mean maximum +30 - +33 degrees. Such high temperatures are easily transferred because dry air, relative humidity does not exceed 60 per cent.