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Chennai is expected to have partially cloudy skies with a maximum or 97 ° F temperature. A rain of light is expected with thunder in Tamil Nadu, Potoucherry and Karaikal
Currently, low -level atmospheric circulation is influencing Mannar’s gulf and its surrounding areas. (Representative/PTI file)
The weather department has predicted partially cloudy skies for Chennai, despite increasing temperatures in other parts of Tamil Nadu.
Currently, low -level atmospheric circulation is influencing Mannar’s gulf and its surrounding areas, as well as the southwest regions of Bengal and adjacent regions of northern Tamil Nadu.
In addition, an area where east and west winds are affecting the low level atmosphere over southern India. Consistently, the light to modify the rain accompanied by thunder and rays is expected in various places of Tamil Nadu, Potucherry and Karaikal today, according to the weather department.
On Monday, Erode registered the highest temperature in Tamil Nadu at 101 degrees Fahrenheit, and some areas experience a temperature increase or 2 to 5 degrees Celsius.
The Department of Meteorology has indicated that Chennai will see partially cloudy skies with a maximum temperature of up to 97 degrees Fahrenheit. There are no warnings that have a leg problem for fishermen.
According to a PTI report, the Department of Meteorology of India (IMD) declared on Tuesday that India is expected to receive the rain doors above normal the next season of the Southwest Monzón, which could an economy of a procurement-economic.
In its long -range monsoon forecast, the IMD projected that, although large parts of Tamil Nadu and the northeastern region could experience rains, marathwada and load areas, which typically deficiency, which is a probable Cyty Cy cainfalles, are RavinallylylylylllillillLillilllillLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLI, said PTI report.
M Ravichandran, secretary of the Ministry of Earth Sciences, declared in a press conference that accumulated rainfall is expected to be 105 percent of the average long -term periods or 87 cm, with a model or 5 percent error.
The southwest monsoon covers from June 1 to September 30.
PTI reported that compliance with Mrynyunjay Mohapatra, the IMD general director, two global factors that affect the Indian monsoon will have a neutral impact, while one will indirectly influence this year’s rain.
He said: “There is a 30 percent normal rain probability, a 33 % probability of rain above normal and a 26 percent probability of excess precipitation that the monsoon season.”
The IMD classifies the rain as “normal” when it varies between 96 percent and 104 percent of the 50 years or 87 cm. Precipitation below 90 percent of this long -lasting average is called ‘poor’, between 90 percent and 95 percent are ‘below normal’, from 105 % to 110 percent are ‘above normal’, and any amount of more than 110 percent is classified as precision of ‘excess’.
