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Chennai Meteorological Centre director: summer heat set to return to normal levels
Posted on: 21/Apr/2017 1:01:10 PM
The director of the Chennai Meteorological Centre has informed, with the intensity of heat being unusually higher in the last few days, the normal heat level will return in the coming days.
He explained that there are no possibilities for the prevailing hotter weather to continue. Soon, the heat intensity would return to the normal expected average level. There is a possibility of an increase in the intensity of heat during May, when the hot western ground winds blow.
As ground-level winds are blowing persistently from Andhra, it may be hotter in the districts of Vellore, Krishnagiri, and Dharmapuri. But this will reduce.
The director also informed that there are no prospects for rain in Tamil Nadu over the next 5 days, probably except a few places.
Chennai Metro recorded 108 Degrees Fahrenheit on Monday, 17th April. This is the highest temperature recorded in the last 10 years during the month of April. The last time a higher temperature was recorded was on 23rd April, 2016, when it touched 105 degrees Fahrenheit. The record for the highest temperature recorded in April was on 27th April in the year 1908 when it was 109 Degrees Fahrenheit.
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