Yesterday saw the return of Monsoon conditions over many parts of North Coastal Tamil Nadu as sharp showers hit Chennai & suburbs with places along the coast seeing some intense burst of rains. While there is a genuine worry & fear from people elsewhere along the coast particularly between Mahabalipuram & Delta which has so…
Since the “Onset” on 28th October Northeast Monsoon has been fairly quiet over the coastal areas though thunderstorms on account of Line of Wind Discontinuity have been happening over the places closer to the Ghats. Yesterday saw the return of thunderstorms over the plains of Western Tamil Nadu after many days bringing some much needed…
Its tough being a weather blogger during Northeast Monsoon times. More so when there is a lot of noise in the weather model outputs & the dynamics evolve at its own pace. 3 days is a long time in weather, the events around Chennai during the wee hours of 29th October proved even 3 hours…
In a classic example of how dangerous Dry Line Thunderstorms could be NEM 2020 barged into Chennai & suburbs last night triggering one of the most violent thunderstorms in recent times that saw wide spread heavy rains across the city & suburbs. Many places are inching towards scoring centuries from the coast to western suburbs…
For the weather Bloggers of Chennai Monsoon is a word but Northeast Monsoon is an emotion. As rest of the Indian Sub Continent shows signs of transitioning to the seasonal winter conditions the South Indian States think differently & look to the East waiting for their first brush of rains from the East indicating the…
