Heat wave in Chennai and in other places across Tamil Nadu!!
The rains that lashed Chennai and in many places across TN recently have stopped now.
On Monday, 2nd June, 100 degrees Fahrenheit were recorded in 12 places including Chennai in Tamil Nadu.
According to the press release from the meteorological department in Chennai, Madurai airport recorded the highest maximum temperature of 102.92 degrees Fahrenheit yesterday. It was followed by Vellore, Trichy, and these places recorded 102.2 degrees Fahrenheit, 101.66 degrees Fahrenheit respectively.
Paramadhivellur and Tirutani recorded 101.3 degrees Fahrenheit each and was followed by Madurai city that recorded 101.12 degrees. Maximum temperature of 100.76 degrees was recorded in Palayamkottai and was followed by Chennai Meenambakkam with 100.58 degrees. Maximum temperature of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit was recorded in places like Nungambakkam (Chennai), Erode, Parangipettai, Thanjavur. Point is that the 12 places mentioned above were so hot.
From 3rd June to 8th June, there is a possibility of moderate rains with thundershowers and lightning etc and that is due to the change in the speeds of the westerly winds.
On 3rd June, Chennai and Puducherry are likely to receive light rains with maximum temperatures expected to be around 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit.
