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2017 Summer 

Tamilnadu to continue to have sweltry heat under withering Sunrays

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“Maarutha”, the first Tropical Cyclone of North Indian Ocean basin has crossed the coast of Burma yesterday night. Tamilnadu didn’t receive a drop of rain from this system and the altered wind direction over Peninsular southern India will worsen the already existing heat conditions.

Vertical sunrays will beat on Tamilnadu mercilessly today. With most of the interior districts scoring 40 degrees Celsius and above for the past few days, today also the same pattern would be repeated. A few thunderstorms are expected in the region around Western ghats.

Meanwhile, Thunderstorm accompanied with sqaull is very likely over a few places in the Northeastern states of India. Extreme North and Northwestern states will continue to reel under a scorching sun with heat wave conditions in most of the places.

 

City Outlook:

Chennai – Going to be a hot day with occasional clouds. Expected maximum of around 38 degrees and a minimum of 28 degrees.
Coimbatore – Partly cloudy sky with a high of 37 degrees and a low of 26 degrees.
Madurai – Scorching heat is on cards with a few cloud cover around. Maximum is expected to be around 41 degrees and a minimum of 28 degrees.
Tiruchi – Hot day is expected with a Partly cloudy sky. High of 41 degrees and a low of 28  degrees.
Vellore – A searing hot day with mostly clear skies. Maximum of 41 degrees and a minimum of 27 degrees.