Archive · 25 Oct 2025
Kerala Faces Heavy Rains: Mudslides, Dam Alerts Issued
Heavy rains are causing problems in Kerala.
The rain has caused the water levels in dams to rise very high.
Some dams have issued alerts, and some are releasing water to prevent flooding.
Mudslides have occurred in some areas, causing damage.
People in Kerala need to be aware of the heavy rain and its effects.
Heavy rains continue to affect various parts of Kerala.
Water levels in multiple dams are rising significantly.
Minor mudslides occurred in Thiruvananthapuram district.
Dam authorities are opening shutters in some locations.
Tamil Nadu to release water from the Periyar Dam.
- Who
- Authorities and Residents of Kerala
- What
- Heavy rains, mudslides and dam alerts
- When
- Ongoing, reported on Saturday
- Where
- Kerala, India
- Why
- Unspecified; attributed to heavy rainfall
- Affected Region
- Kerala
- Dam Alerts
- Red and Orange Alerts issued in multiple districts
- Mudslides
- Minor mudslides reported in Thiruvananthapuram
- Dams Releasing Water
- Periyar Dam
- Water Level
- Rising in multiple dams across various districts
Sources
Continuous Downpour Disrupts Life In Godavari Districts
Rain Lashes Prakasam District, Several Streams in Spate
Tirumala Dams Brim With Rainwater, Reserves To Last Till Next Monsoon
Agriculture dept issues guidelines to rejuvenate damaged crops
Heavy rains fill Tirumala dams; ample water till May
Paddy centres turn into lakes after unseasonal rains pound Nalgonda
Heavy rain alert issued to AP amid low pressure area in Bay of Bengal
Farmers worried as heavy rains flatten paddy fields
