Weather & Useful Facts in Kasaragod

The climate of the Kasaragod district can be best classified as warm, humid and tropical. There is not much of variation in the weather of Kasaragod owing to the fact that owing to its proximity to the sea resulting in maritime climate all through the year. That is why the place remains a pleasant whole of the year and can be visited anytime. The average maximum temperature is 31°C and the minimum is 23°C. 

Summer (Mid March to May): The summer months are usually the months of March to May. The temperatures during summer vary from 20°C to 32°C. May is very hot with scorching heat during the days. The evenings are comparatively cooler owing to the sea breeze. 

Monsoon (June to November): Monsoon sets in Kasargod by the end of May and by the beginning of June, it is full-fledged Southwest monsoons at Kasaragod. It really gets a heavy downpour heralded by thunderstorms. The average rainfall of Kasargod district is around 3500mm. Humidity is very high during rainy season and rises to almost 90 percent. The south-west monsoon holds sway till September when the monsoon fades out. The months of October-November brings the north-east monsoon. Out of the total rainfall received in the district, 2/3rd is experienced in the months of June, July & August. 

Winter (December- Mid March): After the heavy lashing of the monsoons, the weather cools down. The winter sets in December and lasts till mid-March. The temperature during this time is pretty cool in the range of 18°C to 25°C. Not much difference is seen between the day and night temperature

Location: Kasaragod district is bordered in the north by the Canara district of Karnataka, in the south, it is bounded by the Kannur District, in the east by the Western Ghats, while in the west lies the Arabian Sea.

 

Best time to visit: Except for a month or two Kasaragod can be visited all year-round. Mid-March to end May: Hot not recommended for a visit. June to mid-March, ok but depending upon your preferences. June to end September- This is the rainy season or monsoon. The sight of lush green and rushing waters is very soothing but outdoor activities a big no with low visibility, slushy roads and staying indoors. October to mid-March-Weather is very pleasant and remains dry generally with occasional showers, perfect for outdoor activities.

 

Temperature : Between 27.5° C & 36.5° C | Std Code: 04994

 

Nearest Airport: Mangalore Bajpe Airport

 

Clothing: Cotton wear and travel sandals are best with cap to keep sun at bay. No woolens required.

 

Languages understood: Malayalam, Kannada, Thulu, Hindi, and bit of Konkani also.

 

Coastline Strech: 77 km

 

Rivers around: A total of 12 rivers in the district, namely Chandragiri, Kariankod, Shiriya, Uppala, Mogral, Chithari, Nileshwaram, Kavvayi, Manjeswaram, Kumbala, Bekal, and Kalanad.

 

Nearby getaways: Kanoor( 94 km), Ranipuram:85 km, Adoor(45 km)

 

Taluks: Kasaragod & Hosdurg