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Mercury Goes Up – Chennai Endures Heat in the Early Hours
Chennai endures maximum temperature of 30.1C on Thursday. Even though it is depicted as ‘close to normal’, but the travelers reported it as quite hot. All through the entire month the temperature was 29C to 30C, with the exception on January 5 which had 28C.
This high temperature is because of the mounting
radiation and the consequential moisture, stated by the Meteorological
department officials. Indian Meteorological System predicted that, the reason
for high temperature may range from cloud cover up which has been predominant
in a few areas for the past few days which failed to fetch rain.
The low pressure that had shaped off the Sri Lankan
coast at the instigation of the month was alleged to fetch some rain to the
state. Yet, there was only tinge rainfall and the system ended up elevating the
wetness.
A weather blogger reports that, the main reason for
the hot temperature is that the cloud covers many parts of the city which
prevents the radiation from going out. In continuation, it is not possible to
judge the situation, how hot it will be in future days. When compared to last
year, the low minimum temperatures had kept the heat down.
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