Chennai Rain News LIVE Updates: Cyclone Approaching Tamil Nadu
Stay updated with Chennai rain news as a deep depression over the Bay of Bengal intensifies, bringing potential cyclones and heavy rainfall to Tamil Nadu.
Chennai Rain News LIVE Updates: Cyclone Approaching Tamil Nadu
Chennai Weather Forecast LIVE: The India Meteorological Department has announced that a deep depression over the southwest Bay of Bengal is likely to intensify into a cyclone by Wednesday. This system is projected to move towards Tamil Nadu, passing near the Sri Lankan coast within the next couple of days.
Chennai Rain News LIVE Updates: Chennai and other parts of Tamil Nadu are on high alert as the cyclonic system intensifies. The deep depression is currently positioned 120 km east-southeast of Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, and 550 km south-southeast of Chennai. It is anticipated to develop into a cyclonic storm soon, moving north-northwest at a speed of 13 km/h, skirting Sri Lanka, and expected to make landfall between Cuddalore and Chennai on November 30.
This system is likely to bring heavy to very heavy rainfall to the region, along with strong winds and thunderstorms. In preparation, Chennai residents are experiencing power cuts on November 27 and 28 from 9 am to 2 pm due to maintenance work. Authorities aim to restore power sooner if possible. The public is advised to stay cautious as the storm may cause disruptions, leading to school and college closures and holidays in certain parts of Tamil Nadu, including Karaikal, Puducherry, and areas of Chennai.
Sembanarkoil Weather Forecast: November 28 will see overcast skies with potential light rain and temperatures ranging from 23.3°C to 25.8°C. Rainfall is expected to intensify on November 29 with thunderstorms and temperatures between 22.9°C and 24.9°C. November 30 will likely bring moderate rain with temperatures peaking at 26.4°C, while December 1 is predicted to have light rain, with temperatures from 24.1°C to 28.8°C. This rainy trend continues into December 2 and through to December 3 and 4, as temperatures inch towards 30°C.
Tamil Nadu Brace for Showers: The state anticipates moderate rain today, from the Delta region to Chennai, with more rain expected by evening or night. Cold winds will add to the chilly atmosphere. Rainfall is likely to increase from November 29, with heavy downpours expected on November 30. Coastal regions including Chennai, Kanchipuram, Tiruvallur, Cuddalore, and Pondicherry are forecasted to experience significant rain. Pull-effect rains might persist through December 1 and 2.
Nagapattinam Weather: November 29 to December 4 will be characterized by cloudy skies and varying rainfall. Temperatures will start at a minimum of 22°C. Heavy rain is forecasted for November 29 and moderate rain on November 30. From December 1, the weather will persist as cloudy with moderate rain and temperatures between 22°C and 26°C. Rain is expected through December 2 and 3, with temperatures rising to 27°C and 28°C respectively, and reaching 29°C by December 4.
Tiruchirapalli Weather Update for November 28: The region will have a cloudy sky with moderate rain, and temperatures will range from 23.0°C to 25.0°C, making for a cool, rainy day.
Chennai's Cyclone Expectations: A deep depression over the Bay of Bengal is expected to develop into Cyclone Fengal. The system is currently about 500 km south-southeast of Chennai and has already led to substantial rainfall in the Cauvery delta districts. Residents should stay informed and prepared for possible impacts during Cyclone Fengal's approach.
Cyclone Alert: The system is expected to strengthen into a cyclonic storm within 12 hours, potentially impacting Tamil Nadu coastal regions with heavy rains and strong winds. The system, currently 120 km east-southeast of Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, is expected to make landfall likely between Cuddalore and Chennai around November 30.
IMD's Weekly Forecast and Alerts: A yellow alert is in effect in Chennai until November 28 as the deep depression intensifies over the Bay of Bengal. The temperature fluctuations have been notably recorded, and authorities are keenly monitoring weather developments as the cyclone alert persists in the region.