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Yellow Rain Alert Issued for Five Kerala Districts on Sept 25
✍️ Mathrubhumi English
🗓 26 Sep 2026, 02:33 AM
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The Kerala State Disaster Management Authority has issued a yellow rain alert for five districts on September 25, warning of possible heavy showers.
The Kerala State Disaster Management Authority (KSDMA) announced a yellow rain alert for five districts on September 25, signalling the likelihood of moderate to heavy rainfall in those areas. A yellow alert denotes that weather conditions could become hazardous, prompting residents and local officials to take precautionary steps.
The alert covers five districts spread across the state, although specific district names were not disclosed in the initial notice. Authorities have urged people to stay informed through official channels, avoid low‑lying zones prone to waterlogging, and cooperate with any emergency measures that may be implemented.
KSDMA will continuously monitor the situation and may upgrade or downgrade the alert based on real‑time data. No immediate reports of damage or flooding have emerged, but the warning aims to minimise potential disruption and safeguard lives and property.
Residents are advised to keep mobile phones charged, have essential supplies ready, and follow guidance from local police and disaster response teams as the weather evolves.
The alert covers five districts spread across the state, although specific district names were not disclosed in the initial notice. Authorities have urged people to stay informed through official channels, avoid low‑lying zones prone to waterlogging, and cooperate with any emergency measures that may be implemented.
KSDMA will continuously monitor the situation and may upgrade or downgrade the alert based on real‑time data. No immediate reports of damage or flooding have emerged, but the warning aims to minimise potential disruption and safeguard lives and property.
Residents are advised to keep mobile phones charged, have essential supplies ready, and follow guidance from local police and disaster response teams as the weather evolves.