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Heavy Rains Lash Tamil Nadu: Red Alert Issued for Several Districts (October 22, 2025)

Posted on: 22/Oct/2025 8:31:42 AM


Heavy rains continue to lash various parts of Tamil Nadu as the northeast monsoon has intensified across the state. As of 8:00 a.m. today, Vanur recorded the highest rainfall of 184 mm in the last 24 hours, according to official reports.

Meteorological officials confirmed that a low-pressure area formed over the southwest Bay of Bengal has now intensified into a deep depression. The system is expected to move towards the northern Tamil Nadu districts, Puducherry, and the southern Andhra Pradesh coast over the Bay of Bengal in the coming hours.

🔴 Red Alert

Districts under the Red Alert — where more than 20 cm of rainfall is expected — include:
Chengalpattu, Villupuram, Cuddalore, Mayiladuthurai, and Puducherry.

🟠 Orange Alert

Districts under the Orange Alert — likely to receive over 11 cm of rain — are:
Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kanchipuram, Ranipet, Tiruvannamalai, Kallakurichi, Ariyalur, Perambalur, Thanjavur, Thiruvarur, Nagapattinam, and Karaikal.

🟡 Yellow Alert

Districts under the Yellow Alert, where heavy rainfall is expected, include:
Salem, Trichy, Vellore, Tirupattur, Dharmapuri, and Pudukkottai.

🌧️ Maximum Rainfall Recorded (Last 24 Hours)

  • Vanur – 184 mm
  • Vallam – 170 mm
  • Villupuram – 168 mm
  • Uthukottai – 167 mm
  • Thiyagadurugam – 125 mm
  • Senji – 123 mm
  • Walajabad / Avadi – 117 mm
  • Kedar – 115 mm
  • Thiruvalankadu – 112 mm
  • Nekkunram – 110 mm
  • Maduravayal / Valavanur – 106 mm
  • Mandapam / Surapattu / Thindivanam – 103 mm
  • Koliyanur – 100 mm
  • Kalavai – 99 mm
  • Madurantakam – 98 mm
  • Saligramam / Aravakurichi – 96 mm
  • Mundiyampakkam – 95 mm
  • Marakanam – 94 mm
  • Thirupuvanam – 93 mm
  • Valasaravakkam – 91 mm
  • Karaikudi – 90 mm
  • Gummidipundi – 89 mm
  • Sriperumbudur / Arcada / Needamangalam / Thirupattur – 88 mm
  • Udumalai / Manalurpet / Sangarapuram – 85 mm

Officials have urged residents to remain cautious and avoid waterlogged areas. Disaster response teams and local administrations are on high alert in the affected regigions.