As many of our followers know there is a distinct difference between the Southwest Monsoon Season & Southwest Monsoon conditions. While the season runs between 1st of June & 30th of September every year the Monsoon onset & withdrawal varies every year depending on prevailing conditions. Effective this year IMD has even made some changes…
Yesterday saw thunderstorms show its face all across Coastal Tamil Nadu from southern parts of Chennai right up to South Delta areas. Many places got very intense spell of rains with the PWS of fellow blogger Ramanan at Mambalam recording 40 mm rains in 15 minutes during the evening hours. Ironically few parts of Chennai…
Southwest Monsoon, possibly the largest global weather phenomenon, is slowly getting ready to bid adieu for this year. As the Indian Sub Continent gets ready for the transition we start seeing scrambled winds / weak winds / wind convergence etc triggering thunderstorms in the progress. Satellite image indicates reduced moisture over Northwest India an indication…
As the effect of the Monsoon Low, currently lying over Madhya Pradesh & adjoining areas of Uttar Pradesh, the Westerlies have slowed down over the southern parts of Peninsular India. Yesterday the skies over Chennai pretty much summed up the state with clear blue skies resembling a pre Summer afternoon rather than the last leg…
With Monsoon remaining active over West Coast most of Tamil Nadu has been seeing dry conditions prevail with muggy cloudy weather being the order of the day. On the one hand the cloudy skies have been keeping a check on temperatures so days remain fairly pleasant in places like Chennai with night time minimum temp…
