The last few days have seen Southwest Monsoon in beast mode bringing extreme rains over many places along the Western Ghats triggering landslides & floods over parts of Nilgiris, Idukki, Kodagu districts. After scoring multiple centuries Avalanche finally decided to stop at a single century recording just 108 mm for the 24 hours ending today…
The Mettur storage, Inflow & Outflow data is like a bible for not only Delta farmers but off late the weather watchers of Chennai as well due to the key role Veeranam is playing in mitigating the drinking water crisis. On the back of a very good 2019 which saw late monsoon flourish during August…
Its been more than two months since this year’s Monsoon set its foot on the Indian Sub Continent. So far it has been only been case of ifs & buts or in cricketing parlance the good innings have been coming only in patches instead of a streak. For the first time possibly we might see…
Last night saw Western & Northern suburbs of Chennai enjoy a very good spell of thunderstorms after midnight. While the IMD observatory in Nungambakkam missed out most of the spells accumulating only 12 mm, the other observatory at Chennai AP did not get rains at all indicating how the activity was confined to the Western…
Like a pendulum swinging back and forth Thunderstorms & Monsoon dynamics have been having their own mini battle for the past couple of days with yesterday seeing fairly active west coast though most of it was not proper monsoon dynamics but influenced by the Upper Air Cyclonic Circulation moving across Peninsular India towards the West…
