The Regional Meteorological Centre in Chennai has forecast light to moderate rainfall across parts of Tamil Nadu over the next few days, offering potential relief from the ongoing summer heat. The rainfall is expected to occur in isolated areas, particularly in the Western Ghats districts and some southern coastal regions.
According to the official press release issued on Monday, thunderstorms may accompany the precipitation in select hilly regions on Monday and Tuesday. Coastal districts in southern Tamil Nadu are also likely to experience light rainfall at one or two locations during the same period, attributed to evolving atmospheric conditions affecting the southern peninsula.
The weather outlook indicates that rainfall is expected to continue intermittently on April 1 and 2, mainly in the Western Ghats and southern coastal districts. While the activity is not forecast to be widespread, it may provide temporary relief for areas experiencing rising temperatures and high humidity levels.
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In Chennai, skies are expected to remain partly cloudy over the coming days. Maximum temperatures in the city are likely to hover around 35 degrees Celsius, reflecting typical summer conditions. Cloud cover is anticipated to moderate daytime heat slightly, producing marginal variations in local temperatures.
The meteorological department has also reported a gradual decline in maximum temperatures across Tamil Nadu, as well as in the Puducherry and Karaikal regions. Temperatures could fall by up to 3 degrees Celsius in some areas by April 2, depending on cloud formation and localized weather patterns.
No severe weather warnings have been issued, but residents in areas prone to thunderstorms are advised to exercise caution, especially during lightning activity. Overall, the forecast points to mild rainfall and slight cooling, providing a temporary respite as the state moves further into the summer season.
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