Dry weather with chilly mornings and misty cover to be present for the next few days also in Chennai, rains again on 29th and 30th January!!
According to RMC in Chennai, dry weather will be present in TN for the next few days and on 29th and 30th January only the next spell of rain is likely to be possible.
A cyclonic circulation is present over the Equatorial Indian Ocean and the adjoining Andaman Sea. Point is that once the cyclonic circulation moves closer to the TN region there could be fresh spells of rains triggered by the weather system. It is now mentioned that the minimum temperature might dip below normal for the next few days in the places belonging to north TN. This was mentioned by some officials from RMC.
It was later brought out by Mr. Senthamarai Kannan, director of Area Cyclone Warning Centre, Chennai that the rainfall would occur in the southern parts of TN initially and cover many other parts by 30th of January.
Information is that Chennai might continue to have chilly mornings with misty cover for the next few days with minimum temperatures around 21 degrees Celsius to 22 degrees Celsius. The day temperature might go up by 2 degrees Celsius but not further because of cool easterly winds that would be present over the region.
Karur Paramathi recorded the maximum temperature of 33.5 degrees Celsius on Friday against the day`s average of 31.2 degrees Celsius. It must be noted that this was the hottest temperature recorded in Tamil Nadu. The RMC hasn`t yet announced the withdrawal of NE monsoon as rainfall has been continuing in this month of January also. Information is that Tamil Nadu has received surplus rains in January.
