Even before the start of summer, many parts of Tamil Nadu are affected by heat, Although light to heavy rains have been received in various parts of Tamil Nadu for the past one week, In a few places the external impact continues.
In India where climate change is on the rise, April and May every year are more affected by summer heat. Although this impact will last till June, Agni Veil is usually more affected in May. At the same time, March is the month of last few years due to increase in external influence, People are facing severe hardships.
During this summer’s outdoor impact, A few places will receive light rain which will bring happiness among the people. In this way, in the months of March and April this year, the effect of heat increased and people were getting scorched. Due to this, Neer Mor Pandal has been set up in many places and political parties are helping the people, Bandal on signals, Passengers standing in traffic were also helped by the government.
Meanwhile, for the past few days, light to moderate rains have been falling in various parts of Tamil Nadu, making people happy. Especially following the heavy rains in the southern districts of Tamil Nadu, Orange Alert issued. Due to heavy rains, the water inflow in Courtalam had increased. Through this, the effect of heat has decreased in various parts of Tamil Nadu, In a few places the sun continues to burn.
Accordingly in Chennai, Airport area, The heat was above normal, reaching up to 4.1 Celsius. Erode recorded the highest temperature of 38.4 Celsius. Likewise Chennai Nungambakkam, Cuddalore, Madurai in Ramanathapuram and Puducherry, The temperature has risen significantly above normal. Other districts recorded very low temperatures. Especially Thanjavur Chennai, Nilgiris, Nagapattinam, Tirupattur, Trichy, In areas including Vellore Temperatures were recorded lower than normal.
Due to atmospheric circulation over the interior districts of South Tamil Nadu and surrounding areas, For the next week, Light to moderate rain with gusty winds of 30 kmph is likely to occur over most parts of Tamil Nadu over Karaikal and Puducherry, the Meteorological Department said.
