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Weather bloggers from South India are used to seeing a train of pulses moving into Bay of Bengal from South China Sea during Northeast Monsoon time. Northeast Monsoon 2021 during the month of November saw these train of pulses triggering near continuous rains over coastal Tamil Nadu. The Yin & Yang of Weather now has […]
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On Behalf of COMK we wish A Happy & Prosperous New Year to the Family & Friends of the Chennai Weather Blogging Community. May 2022 bring more complex weather events to enhance & enrich our weather learning & understanding of tropical weather events. After the deluge on Thursday Chennai saw a relatively better day of […]
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“It takes years to build up, it takes moments to destroy.” – Haruki Murakami. Before going to today’s Post A Heartfelt Apology for not providing the right inference through our daily post yesterday and completely missing to judge the intensity of the extreme spell of rains in Chennai & surroundings. Over the past few years […]
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The returning Easterlies brought light rains over a few places of Coastal Tamil Nadu on Tuesday including Chennai & parts of Delta districts. While Chennai & suburbs recorded light rains in a few areas lasting for about 10 to 15 minutes places in Nagappattinam district recorded rains for a slighlty longer period bringing about 7 […]
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The second fortnight of December has seen dry weather take a stranglehold over Peninsular India with rains pretty much coing to a complete stop since the mid of December. Like an express train which ran at Maximum Permissible Speed (MPS) right from the start Northeast Monsoon picked up pace from the onset and ran non […]
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