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Alappuzha's average rainfall of 2,763 mm and its eight reporting rain gauge stations

The Alappuzha district profile records an average rainfall of 2763 mm for the district. It lists eight reporting rain gauge stations, at Arookutty, Cherthala, Alappuzha, Ambalapuzha, Harippad, Kayamkulam, Mavelikkara and Chengannur. The average monthly temperature is given as 25 degrees Celsius, with a moist and hot coast and a slightly cool and dry interior. The profile sets out the seasons as a hot season from March to May, the south-west monsoon or Edavappathi from June to September, the north-east monsoon or Thulavarsham from October to November, and dry weather from December to February. Alluvial soils are recorded in the rest of Kuttanad and in the delta region formed by the Pamba, Manimala and Achenkovil rivers near their confluence.

Average rainfall: 2763 mm Reporting rain gauge stations: 8 Average monthly temperature: 25 degrees Celsius Delta rivers: Pamba, Manimala and Achenkovil
Why it matters for exams: Rainfall figures, the names of the two monsoons in Malayalam and the three rivers of the Kuttanad delta are all drawn from this official profile.
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10 October 2026 Source: Alappuzha District Administration Updated 11 October 2026

In plain words

Thulavarsham Thulavarsham — The Malayalam name for the north-east monsoon, which the profile dates from October to November.

Edavappathi Edavappathi — The Malayalam name for the south-west monsoon, from June to September in this profile.

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