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Cuddalore School Holiday Today (November 3, 2026): Schools Closed in Cuddalore Taluk Due to Heavy Rain

Updated: 03/Nov/2026 9:45:25 AM
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Cuddalore School Holiday Today (November 3, 2026): Schools Closed in Cuddalore Taluk Due to Heavy Rain

The Cuddalore district administration has declared a holiday for schools in Cuddalore taluk on November 3, 2026, due to heavy rainfall. The decision was taken as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of students amid continuous rain in the region.

The holiday applies only to schools located within Cuddalore taluk. Schools in other taluks of the district have not been included in this announcement.

Cuddalore Taluk Schools Closed Due to Heavy Rain

According to the district administration`s announcement, government, government-aided and private schools in Cuddalore taluk will remain closed for one day on November 3.

The decision follows heavy rainfall reported in Cuddalore and surrounding areas since the previous night. Authorities are monitoring the weather conditions and taking precautionary measures to reduce the impact of the rain.

Heavy Rain in Cuddalore Amid Cyclone Murasu

The coastal districts of Tamil Nadu have been experiencing rainfall associated with Cyclone Murasu, which is expected to cross the Andhra Pradesh coast.

Cuddalore city, Cuddalore Port, Thazhanguda, Nellikuppam and nearby areas have reportedly received moderate to heavy rainfall. Waterlogging in low-lying areas has also affected road movement and normal activities in some locations.

School Holiday Announcement for Other Districts

The school holiday announcement currently applies only to Cuddalore taluk. Parents, students and teachers in other parts of Tamil Nadu should wait for separate announcements from their respective district administrations.

Authorities are continuing to monitor rainfall conditions, water levels in lakes and rivers, and areas vulnerable to flooding.

Safety Advisory for Residents

Residents are advised to avoid waterlogged roads, stay away from overflowing water bodies and follow official weather and district administration updates. People living in low-lying areas should take necessary precautions if rainfall continues.