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The India Meteorological Department has issued red and orange alerts for various parts of Tamil Nadu, predicting extremely heavy rainfall and prompting the state government to declare a holiday for schools in Chennai and its neighboring districts. Chief Minister M K Stalin has advised private IT firms to allow employees
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast isolated very heavy to extremely heavy rainfall over Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and South Interior Karnataka from 15 to 17 October, prompting an orange alert for these three states and two others. The forecast suggests that intense rainfall is expected in Karaikal and Puducherry
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Chennai and its surrounding districts are expected to witness heavy to very heavy rainfall in the coming days, as per the India Meteorological Department (IMD) alert. The IMD has issued an orange alert for Chennai and the adjacent districts of Kancheepuram, Chengalpet, and Tiruvallur on October 15, predicting rainfall ranging
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Tamil Nadu, warning of very heavy rainfall as the Northeast Monsoon is set to begin over southeastern peninsular India. The monsoon is expected to arrive between October 15 and 16, with heavy rains forecast for Andhra Pradesh and Tamil
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Residents of Chennai, Puducherry, and Tamil Nadu have been facing relentless rains and thunderstorms for weeks, and it seems the worst is yet to come. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), above-average rains are expected to continue, with the possibility of thunderstorms and squalls. The IMD has issued warnings
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The Regional Meteorological Centre in Chennai has forecasted heavy rainfall across Tamil Nadu from October 12 to 15, with an orange alert issued for October 15 in ten districts, including Chennai, Kancheepuram, and Chengalpattu. A well-marked low-pressure area over the east-central Arabian Sea is expected to move northwestwards and intensify
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A new Met Office map shows four areas "at risk" of disruption from Hurricane Kirk, with heavy wind and rain set to batter the UK next week. The storm, currently sweeping across the Atlantic towards Europe, will cause disruption with heavy rainfall and gusty conditions, although it will
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The UK is preparing for a drenching start to the week, with the Met Office issuing a warning of a significant southern downpour. Forecasters predict that the country will be hit by showers delivering inches of rainfall and potentially accompanied by hail and strong gusts of wind. Communities along the
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Heavy rain and strong winds could hit the UK as early as next Wednesday or Thursday, the Met Office has warned, as Hurricane Kirk gathers force in the Atlantic. Meteorologist Tony Wisson explains that the hurricane's trajectory is uncertain, resulting in complex forecast processes and low predictability. While
Hurricanes
Hurricane Kirk is expected to bring heavy rainfall and strong gales to UK shores after its trek across the Atlantic, with Met Office forecasters monitoring the situation closely. Although the storm will lose much of its energy, it can still deliver a significant impact. Deputy Chief Meteorologist Tony Wisson warns
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Torrential rainfall and associated flash floods have struck various parts of India, with 45 out of 75 districts in Uttar Pradesh recording excessive rainfall over the past 72 hours. Relief efforts are underway, particularly in the 11 flood-affected districts of the state. In Bihar, the flood situation remains critical, with
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Tamil Nadu is expected to receive a near normal rainfall of plus or minus 10% from the long-term average during the northeast monsoon season, according to the forecast released by the Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU). The university has predicted that Chennai will receive 850mm rainfall, which is 5% higher
