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Heavy rain, strong winds forecast in five Tamil Nadu districts; moderate showers

Heavy rain, strong winds forecast in five Tamil Nadu districts; moderate showers

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The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) has forecast heavy rainfall accompanied by strong winds in five districts of Tamil Nadu on Saturday, while predicting moderate rain across several parts of the State, Puducherry and Karaikal over the next week. According to the weather department, an atmospheric trough currently extends from East Vidarbha to Tamil Nadu, passing through Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The prevailing weather system is expected to enhance rainfall activity across Tamil Nadu in the coming days. The RMC has issued a heavy rain warning for the districts of Nilgiris, Erode, Salem, Dharmapuri and Krishnagiri on Saturday. These districts are likely to experience intense showers accompanied by gusty winds, officials said. Apart from these areas, moderate rainfall coupled with strong winds is expected at isolated places in the Western Ghats districts, the Cauvery delta region and parts of north Tamil Nadu. The weather department has advised residents in vulnerable areas to remain cautious, especially in regions prone to waterlogging and landslides. The rainfall activity is expected to continue over the weekend. The meteorological centre has …

Tamil Nadu weather update: Heavy rain likely in 10 districts till June 12

Tamil Nadu weather update: Heavy rain likely in 10 districts till June 12

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Heavy rains are expected in 10 districts from Tuesday due to the southwest monsoon over Tamil Nadu, according to the RMC. Dharmapuri, Salem, Erode, Nilgiris, Coimbatore, Tiruppur, Dindigul, Theni, Kanyakumari and western ghats of Tirunelveli districts will receive rains till June 12, the latest bulletin from the Regional Meteorological Centre said. However, due to high maximum temperature, combined with high humidity, it is likely to cause discomfort weather over north interior Tamilnadu districts and coastal areas of the state over the same period. Cuddalore district recorded a maximium temperature of 40.7 degree Celcius on Monday, followed by Chennai, which registered 40.4 degree Celcius. Meanwhile, Oothu region in Tirunelveli district recorded 11 centimeter of rainfall during the last 24 hours and Upasi in Coimbatore district registered nine centimeter rainfall during the same period. For Chennai, the weather office predicted that hot and humid conditions were likely to prevail. However, light and moderate rain with thunderstorm is likely to occur in the evening or night. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. …

Nilgiris, Coimbatore among districts likely to see heavy rainfall over next 3 days

Nilgiris, Coimbatore among districts likely to see heavy rainfall over next 3 days

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The IMD has predicted moderate to heavy rainfall across parts of Tamil Nadu, especially in Western Ghats districts and southern coastal regions, due to a low-pressure trough. Heavy showers are expected in Nilgiris and Coimbatore, with several other districts likely to see rain over the coming days Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Cyclone Ditwah Live Updates: Heavy Rain Forecast In Parts Of Tamil Nadu; Severe Waterlogging, Flights Affected

Cyclone Ditwah Live Updates: Heavy Rain Forecast In Parts Of Tamil Nadu; Severe Waterlogging, Flights Affected

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Cyclone Ditwah Tracker Live Updates: As Cyclone Ditwah moves closer to the coastal region of Tamil Nadu, Chennai Airport has cancelled 47 flights scheduled for Sunday due to the anticipated heavy rain. Of the cancelled flights, 36 are domestic and 11 are international. Furthermore, the airport authorities have advised passengers travelling on Sunday to check with their respective airlines for confirmation of departure timings, as more flights may be cancelled if the cyclone intensifies. The cancelled domestic flights include 18 departing flights from Chennai to Madurai, Tiruchi, Thoothukudi, and Salem and 18 arriving flights from the same cities to Chennai. Among the international flights, six departures from Chennai to Colombo (5 flights) and Jaffna (1 flight) have been cancelled, along with five arrivals—four from Colombo and one from Jaffna. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Puducherry. Strong winds and heavy rainfall lashed the coastal regions of these regions on Saturday. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. …

Cyclone Fengal: PM Modi assures help to Tamil Nadu CM Stalin; more rain likely in parts of Karantaka | India News

Cyclone Fengal: PM Modi assures help to Tamil Nadu CM Stalin; more rain likely in parts of Karantaka | India News

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin and assured him of all possible help after Cyclone Fengal wreaked havoc in 14 districts of the state, government sources said Tuesday. This comes a day after Stalin wrote to PM Modi seeking relief of Rs 2,000 crore from the National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF). Acknowledging PM Modi’s call, Stalin said in a post on X he was sure that the Prime Minister will consider Tamil Nadu’s request for assistance and take appropriate measures. “I reiterated my letter to the Hon’ble Prime Minister that the state government is dealing effectively with the disaster and relief assistance is being provided to the affected people, and (asked him) to provide relief to the people of Tamil Nadu due to this storm and to send a Union committee to carry out a detailed assessment of the storm damage,” read Stalin’s post loosely translated from Tamil. Rescue and relief work underway in a flood-hit area in the aftermath of Cyclone ‘Fengal’, in Puducherry. (PTI Photo) “#CycloneFengal has …