Rains to decrease in Tamil Nadu

With no significant system in action and the monsoon axis sticking to Himalayas with extension to north east, Monsoon will take a small break. Meanwhile, the Upper Air Circulation (UAC) over Bangladesh looks weakened. However, a North-South trough dips down from this UAC into North Bay of Bengal and this will bring rains to Jharkhand and Odisha. Rains will also continue in parts of North East India. The Western Disturbance (WD) over Pakistan will give rains to Himachal, Uttarakhand,Kashmir and also along the foot hills of the Himalayas.

Tamil Nadu has been reveling in the much needed rains for the last 4 days. The drought hit Vellore district has smartly moved from deficient to above normal category.However, there will be decrease in rains in the state of Tamil Nadu as the influence of UAC fades away in the State.

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Chennai – Cloudy day with temperature to peak around 34-35 C. Rains are expected in isolated parts of the city and suburbs.

Coimbatore – Dry day on the cards with temperature continuing in the range of 31-32 C.

Madurai – It will be a partly cloudy day with max temperature range bound at 34-35 C. There is less chance for rains in the city.

600 thoughts on “Rains to decrease in Tamil Nadu

  1. Gud morning blogers from yesterday rain my area very hardly recives 2mm.and my area touches 140 mm for this august.and i hope it will touch 150 mm today.;)

  2. September with susa busy in studies, i will be the acting captain till then. September 1st week may yield over 100 mm rainfall.

  3. Good morning, Medium rains for Chennai possible. Ants are busy but not the mess they would make for heavy rains.

  4. Today as the Sun is getting better Convective Clouds will be forming around Noon resulting in to Moderate Rains from TS by Night.
    Mostly North Tamilnadu will be getting Rains.
    Temperature in Chennai expected to be around 35°C

      • Rains was heavy for 5 mins after that Intensity down and it was only light to moderate rains for 40mins.
        Only 20mm recorded its decent spell though

  5. Good morning and happy sunday..“Knowledge has to be improved, challenged, and increased constantly, or it vanishes.”
    – Peter Drucker

    North Chennai had around 20mm rain while other parts of city had light rain.

    Light to moderate rain is expected today evening/night for some parts of city.Scattered clouds at 600m height and broken clouds at 3000m height are present ;light drizzle is possible in some parts of city in the morning.

    Light to medium rain is possible in north interior TN districts today.

  6. Totally this august 110mm in my area
    Forecast look better tdy for isolated rains in north interior and north tamilnadu and earthnull showing an uac very close to chennai on 26 august so august team we have better chances on 26,27,28 and also moisture levels are gud tdy hope for the best

    😉

  7. Guys.. Don’t worry..ts chances looking bright till aug 31.. Except aug 25-27…… Btw last july 26-30 forecast for chennai looks bad.. But we got more rains in those days…break monsoon conditions ll be very helpful for chennai thunder storms…. So august guys be happy

  8. This year we can expect 1997 type nem by going models.. It’s above normal.. We can get anything btw 80-100 cm this year

  9. 1996 and 1997 Are Super Duper Years Our Annual Rainfall In 1996 Was 244 cm and in 1997 was 205 cm !!!

  10. Good rains all over imd station in tamilnadu
    Vellore – 45 mm
    Salem – 43 mm
    Trichy – 13.4 mm
    Pondhichery – 36.4 mm
    Parangipettai – 37 mm
    Karaikal – 37 mm
    Nagapattinam – 16 mm
    Karur – 16.6 mm
    Cuddalore – 24 mm
    Chennai -3.4 mm
    Chennnai ap – 1 mm
    Dharmapuri – 33 mm

  11. Current IOD and QBO values exactly matching 1918 IOD and QBO values. Even current EL-NINO showing similar trend to 1918 event.

    Chennai got excess rainfall during NEM in 1918. It got 1275mm during NEM.

    TN got normal NEM. It was around 486mm.
    Coming NEM cyclogenesis may happen near coasts. So cyclone OGNI like systems is possible this time
    Courtesy- Guest 11k.

  12. More than half the country has received normal rainfall, says IMD

    Even as fear of drought looms large in some parts of the country, more than half of India has received normal rainfall while some regions in central and southern parts have got deficient rains so far.

    According to the India Meteorological Department data, of the 36 sub-divisions across the country, 20 have received normal monsoon.

    The data shows that 58 per cent of the country has received normal rainfall, 29 per cent witnessed deficient and 13 per cent excess.

    Read more at:
    http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/48638619.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst

    Read more at:
    http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/48638619.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst

  13. Chance to Have Bird’s View of Marina

    If you thought that the Marina Beach was getting boring, think again. Chennai’s premier beach, on Saturday, got itself its first parasailing attraction with Indian Aero Sports and Science offering the aero sport to thousands of tourists and Chennaiites who throng the Marina’s sands.

    Indian Aero Sports and Science conducted training camps for the police’s Coastal Security Group last month and has been thinking of offering parasailing to the general public for some time. Implementing the facilities and obtaining permission took a while.

    “We had a lot of testing to do before we could get it in place. But now that we have, we will operate everyday from 10 am to 6 pm as long as the weather is favourable,” said T Babu, Director of Indian Aero Sports and Science. The attraction also comes incredibly cheap, compared to similar ones present on the beaches of Goa and a few other coastal cities. The rate per person has been fixed at Rs 300 for school and college students and Rs 500 for others.

  14. MS Dhoni​ has become a qualified paratrooper and will now wear the coveted Para Wings insignia after completing his fifth jump from an Indian Air Force AN-32 aircraft as part of his training at the Paratroopers Training School (PTS) in Agra.

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    Is among the 20 most beautiful lakes in the world to 17th place. The park covers an area of 33,000 hectares and includes 16 lakes in succession, connected by waterfalls.Plitvice is the oldest national park in Southeast Europa.All’interno the park there are also many caves of which only a small part is agibile.I lakes are formed by two rivers: the White River and the Black River, which flow in the river Korana. The waters of these rivers are rich in calcareous salts (mostly calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate), from the dissolution of carbonate rocks forming the geological structure of sito.Questi salts are precipitated by vegetation, forming layers of travertine , a sedimentary rock recently. Over time, these deposits forming real natural dams that act as barriers to water, growing by about a centimeter per year. At one point the water pressure breaks these natural levees, opening new paths in the ground.
    This mechanism, in fact common to all the calcareous water, in Plitvice has assumed a particular importance.
    The beauty of the National Park Plitvice, Croatia, is increased in the second round of the New Seven Wonders of Nature. ~ DK

  16. Sea surface Height Anomaly. Increased sea surface height anomaly in WIO indicates positive IOD.

    Courtesy: Ntwx from Storm2k

  17. Rainfall Across India –

    All India

    585 mm(Actual)

    647 mm(Normal) (-10%)

    East & Northeast India

    981 mm(Actual)
    1043 mm(Normal) (-6%)

    South Peninsula

    416 mm(Actual)
    512 mm (Normal) (-19%)

    Central India

    630 mm(Actual)
    717 mm (Normal) (-12%)

    Northwest India

    440 mm(Actual)
    450 mm (Normal)( -2%)

  18. 22 August (Day 1):♦ Heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over Jammu & Kashmir,
    Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam
    & Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram & Tripura, Coastal Karnataka, Kerala and Interior
    Tamilnadu.

    (Day 2):♦ Heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over Himachal Pradesh,
    Uttarakhand and Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram & Tripura.

    (Day 3):♦ Heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over Jharkhand, Sub-Himalayan
    West Bengal & Sikkim, Odisha and Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram & Tripura.

    (Day 4):♦ Heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over Sub-Himalayan West Bengal
    & Sikkim, Jharkhand, Odisha, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Assam & Meghalaya and Nagaland,
    Manipur, Mizoram & Tripura.

    (Day 5):♦ Heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over Sub-Himalayan West Bengal
    & Sikkim,

  19. Today there is some enhancement in convective activity…North Interior Karnataka and west AP Telangana has a good chance

  20. IMD Rainfall Update Today

    Sethiathope (Cuddalore Dist) – 11

    Tiruvallur (Tiruvallur Dist), Harur (Dharmapuri Dist) – 7

    Mayiladuthurai (Nagapattinam Dist), Krishnagiri (Krishnagiri Dist), Perambalur (Perambalur Dist), Kodavasal (Tiruvarur Dist), Penucondapuram (Krishnagiri Dist) – 6 each,

    Omalur (Salem Dist), JayamkonDam (Ariyalur Dist), ChiDambaram (Cuddalore Dist), K.m.koil (Cuddalore Dist), Sirkali (Nagapattinam Dist), Keeranur (Pudukkottai Dist), Vellore (Vellore Dist) – 5 each

  21. According to models outlook,s.peninsula and east coast to see some rains and mostly subdued rainfall elsewhere till sep 6th

  22. Omg Wats happening near periyapalayam.. Seroius rains 35 km.northwest of chennai….. It should be 100 mm/ hr..and ts converging