New air circulation formation in Bay of Bengal – intensification of SW monsoon from Today!!
The air circulation that was prevailing in the North Eastern states in India has lost its action. The latest news is that a new air circulation has been forming now in the Bay of Bengal in Andaman region. As a result of this new air circulation, rains are likely to occur in the state of Tamil Nadu. It is now said that the SW monsoon would intensify from today. This was brought out by some meteorologists. It is known that for the last few days it has become hot in Chennai and the residents have been finding it difficult
Yesterday evening, there was rain in some northern districts and interior districts belonging to TN. Today, there would be rains in Kallakurichi, Villupuram and Chennai regions. On 11th of June 2025, a low pressure would form in Odisha region and there would be widespread rains after 12th of June.
There would be intense SW monsoon rains in states like Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Chhattisgarh, Kerala, Maharashtra and Goa etc. It must be taken into account that air circulation that would carry forward SW monsoon would enter. On 13 and 14th June, rains would occur in states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Maharashtra etc. There would be rains in the southern states at that time. States like Maharashtra, Karnataka and Goa would receive very heavy rains. In Tamil Nadu, the intensity of rains would come down and rains would occur in the regions of Arabian Sea.
According to a report from the RMC in Chennai, there would be a possibility of light to moderate rains from today till 9th of June. The reason for this is due to the speed of the westerly winds. The report added that the temperature might increase gradually by 2 degree Fahrenheit to 3 degrees Fahrenheit BY 6TH June in few places belonging to Tamil Nadu. It was mentioned that in Chennai the skies would be partly cloudy and light to moderate rains with thunder and lightning would take place in few places belonging to Chennai. The maximum temperature would be 100degrees to 102 degrees.
