TN to largely witness fair weather conditions with isolated Thunderstorms
Yesterday’s deep depression weakened to a depression, now lies over Jharkhand and adjoining Gangetic West Bengal and is likely to move in a westward direction and gradually weaken during the next 24 hours triggering isolated extremely heavy rains over Jharkhand. Heavy to very heavy rain is also likely at a few places over East Rajasthan and isolated places over West Rajasthan, Chattisgarh, Bihar, Gangetic West Bengal and North Odisha.
Monsoon will continue to remain subdued over larger parts of Southern Peninsula with above normal temperatures tormenting parts of coastal Tamilnadu and Coastal Andhra Pradesh. Kerala and Coastal Karnataka may see fairly widespread to widespread moderate rains over the next two days.
City Outlook:
Chennai – Mainly clear sky with maximum of 37 degrees and a minimum of around 28 degrees, thunderstorm with rain possible over some parts as we move into late evening/night.
Madurai – Another punishing day with maximum hovering around 37 to 38 degrees and a minimum of around 25 degrees with possibility of light to moderate rains.
Trichy – Mainly clear sky with maximum of around 36 degrees and a minimum of 26 to 27 degrees.
Coimbatore – Generally cloudy skies with the maximum being an above normal 33 degrees and a minimum at a pleasant 22 degrees with light rains.
Vellore – Another sizzler likely with maximum of around 38 degrees and a minimum of 27 degrees with thundery development possible during late evening.
