Interior TN to remain exceptionally hot and dry

Warm conditions to prevail over most parts of south Indian states with parts of interior Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka & TN would remain exceptionally hot. Due to the heating of landmass & wind discontinuity at lower levels of the atmosphere which is seen extending from Odisha to Comorin area in the south might trigger isolated thunderstorms over the interior regions of south India particularly over the areas which are closer to western and eastern Ghats.

Isolated places over Kerala and Northeast states might continue to see rainfall activity for next 3 to 4 days. Dry weather to prevail over rest of the country with clear skies.

Chennai: Scattered cloud cover to herald the day break and would remain partly cloudy through the day with an high of 34.5 degrees and the evening would see moderate to stiff sea breeze. A low of 26 degrees C.

Coimbatore: Sun soaked day with an high of 37 degrees and a comfortable night with a low of 24.5 degrees.

Madurai: No respite seen from the blistering hot conditions over the region. A high close to 40 degrees and a warm night at 27 degrees

Trichy: Yet another harsh summer day with the mercury levels expected to peak at 39 degrees c.

Vellore: A calm morning. A hot afternoon with very low RH levels. A high of 39 degrees and a low of 25 degrees.