Most of South India remains practically dry for the past few days. It is no understatement to say the satellite map of today possibly resembles a day in late January / early February when the tropical convection activities are restricted between Equator and possibly 5N latitude while rest of the Indian Sub Continent sees completely…
Author: Chennaiyil Oru Mazhaikkaalam
Chennai Min. Temp Dips, expected to remain below normal for the next day or two
The last few days have seen the night time temperature in Chennai consistently come down due to reduction of cloud cover. Last night saw minimum temperature dip by at least 1 degree compared to the last few days across the city with both IMD observatories and many private weather stations across the city seeing the…
Suppressed Weather in Tamil Nadu set to continue, no immediate respite seen
Weather in Tamil Nadu continues to remain in suppressed mode along with rest of the country with dry weather continuing to dominate across the region. 2016 is turning out to be a year to study for Tropical Meteorologists across the year thanks to the regular pattern being thrown out of the window consistently since mid…
Dry Conditions to prevail over most parts of Tamil Nadu
It would not be an understatement to say the weather charts over Tamil Nadu resembles a late December day rather than a late November day when Northeast Monsoon is active. Moisture along South Coastal Tamil Nadu & Sri Lanka while rest of Peninsular India is under dry continental winds is not what you normally associate…
Northeast Monsoon 2016 continues falter as Rains stick to Low Latitudes
Northeast Monsoon 2016 is pretty much confined to the low latitudes of Indian Sub Continent as Sri Lanka & parts of Extreme Southern Peninsular India has been receiving rains. Pamban has recorded about 47 mm rains until 5:30 AM in the morning while neighbouring Ramanathapuram has recorded about 20 mm for the 24 hours ending…