The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted that heavy rains are likely to occur in parts of western Tamil Nadu on Wednesday, December 3, with heavy rains in the Nilgiris, Erode and ...

Chennai experiences refreshing rain after a dry spell, with forecasts of continued light to moderate rainfall across coastal Tamil Nadu.

A red alert has been issued for parts of Chennai, Tiruvallur, Chengalpattu and Kancheepuram, and orange alert for pockets of Ranipet, Tirupattur, Villupuram, Cuddalore and Puducherry, where heavy rain ...

After receiving heavy rainfall for the past few days, Chennai is likely to receive light to moderate rainfall today, the IMD ...

Heavy rain continues across Tamil Nadu with schools closed in several districts, including Chennai. IMD has issued alerts for western and northern regions as the weakened cyclone lingers.

According to the met department forecast, the maximum temperature is likely to remain around 30 degrees Celsius, while the minimum temperature can drop to 20 degrees Celsius., Chennai News, Times Now ...

Cyclone Ditwah has brought heavy, persistent rain to Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, prompting school closures in Chennai and Tiruvallur. IMD predicts continued light to moderate showers with isolated ...

As the south and east brace for rain, North and Central India are facing a tightening cold wave. States such as Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Jharkhand are witnessing severe temperature drops, with cities ...

Moderate rain Dec 9–11, thunderstorms, winds 30–40 kmph. Coastal districts affected. Temps 27–29°C. Improvement from Dec 11.

Light to moderate rain, thunder, and gusty winds predicted across several regions over the next few days in Tamil Nadu ...

Partly cloudy, patchy rain, 27‑28°C after Cyclone Ditwah. IMD yellow alert, waterlogging relief ongoing. Forecast: showers Dec 6‑7, clearer Dec 8.

The cyclonic storm Ditwah is moving toward the Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and south Andhra Pradesh coasts, and is likely to make landfall today. Storm-triggered rain has disrupted normal life across many ...