Wet spell likely over Tamil Nadu till September 25; may ease summer-like heat
Tamil Nadu is expected to experience scattered rainfall, with heavy spells over north and interior regions, until September 25 due to a north-south trough, which should ease the current summer-like heat. While a low-pressure area is developing, it is not anticipated to significantly impact the state's water storage or intensify into a cyclone.
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This weather forecast provides crucial information for residents and authorities in Tamil Nadu, impacting daily life, agriculture, and disaster preparedness, especially concerning relief from heat and potential rainfall.
A north-south trough extending till Gulf of Mannar is set to bring scattered rainfall across various districts of the State, with heavy spells likely over north and interior Tamil Nadu for the next few days. The wet weather is likely to relieve the State from oppressive summer-like heat conditions from Sunday.
The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) has, however, noted the developing low pressure area may not have any direct impact over the State in terms of water storage. Officials of the RMC said the trough across T.N. would largely trigger wet weather over various parts of the State till September 25.
On Sunday and Monday, 15 districts, including Nilgiris, Cuddalore, Kallakurichi, Ariyalur, Tiruchi, and Madurai, are likely to receive heavy rainfall in isolated places along with gusty winds reaching speed of 40-50 kmph.
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