Blazing skies to beckon the dawn over TN

Under the absence of any synoptic systems, no significant weather changes are expected for most parts of the peninsula. Numerical models indicate development of a cyclonic circulation over North Interior Karnataka. A line of wind discontinuity runs across from South TN stretching across Telangana and parts of Andhra.

Another line of wind discontinuity exists along parts of TN and Kerala. Isolated severe thunderstorms along these lines cannot be ruled out. Typical summer temperatures will continue near the coast and the interiors will see no respite from heat.

Severe heat warnings for: Most parts of Telangana, Maharashtra, Odisha, Jharkhand and West Bengal.

Chennai – Warm breezy day with a high of 37 degrees and a warm night with a low of 30 degrees

Vellore – Sizzling with a high touching 42 degrees and a low of about 28 degrees

Trichy – Hot with a high of about 41 degrees and a low of about 30 degrees

Madurai – Very warm with a high of 40 degrees and an uncomfortable night with a low of about 31 degrees

Coimbatore – Clear and hot with a high of 40 degrees and slightly pleasant night with a low of about 25 degrees