Tamil Nadu Rain Alert: Rain Likely in 13 Districts Tomorrow, Chennai May Receive Showers

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast rain in 13 districts of Tamil Nadu tomorrow. While isolated parts of the state received rain yesterday, several areas recorded maximum temperatures 2 to 4 degrees Celsius above normal.

The heat was particularly intense in Erode, Madurai city, Madurai Airport, Palayamkottai, Parangipettai, Tiruchirappalli, Tiruttani and Vellore, where temperatures crossed 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Tamil Nadu Weather Forecast

A weak trough in the lower atmosphere is prevailing along the coastal areas of Tamil Nadu. Under its influence, light to moderate rain accompanied by thunder, lightning and strong winds is likely at a few places in the Western Ghats districts today.

Isolated parts of other areas in Tamil Nadu may also receive light rain accompanied by thunder and lightning.

13 Districts in Tamil Nadu Likely to Receive Rain

According to the Tamil Nadu weather forecast, rain is likely at a few places in several districts on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The 13 districts where light to moderate rain with thunder, lightning and strong winds is likely are:

- Chennai

- Chengalpattu

- Tiruvallur

- Kancheepuram

- Ranipet

- Tiruvannamalai

- Villupuram

- Kallakurichi

- Cuddalore

- Tiruchirappalli

- Ariyalur

- Perambalur

- Mayiladuthurai

Meanwhile, the Western Ghats districts may receive moderate rain accompanied by thunder, lightning and strong winds at a few places tomorrow and the following day.

Chennai Weather: Rain Likely in the Evening

Chennai and its suburban areas may receive light rain in a few places during the evening or night today. Residents in the city and surrounding areas may experience isolated showers during the later hours.

People travelling during the evening and night are advised to keep track of the latest Chennai weather forecast and local weather updates.

Tamil Nadu Weather and Rain Forecast

The latest Tamil Nadu rain alert indicates the possibility of isolated to moderate rainfall across several districts, while some parts of the state continue to experience above-normal temperatures.

Residents in the affected districts, particularly those in Chennai and its suburbs, are advised to remain updated on changing weather conditions.