Chennai: The city and neighboring districts tend to get more rain on weekends because low pressure has been formed in West Bengal Bay near Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka.
On Friday, the southern edge of the city receives good rain due to low pressure impacts.
This is the first spell of heavy rain for the city after the northeastern monsoon was declared five days ago.
An official met the department said there was a chance to rain more because low pressure would move west in the next two to three days and cause very heavy rain in the coastal area of ​​the south of the country.
Chennai will also receive rain because the impact until low pressure across the peninsula.
Forecasts for the city for the next 48 hours said “the condition of the sky is likely to be generally cloudy.
Storm with medium rain is likely to occur in several regions.” On Friday, the southern edge of the city received delicious rain.
OMR received 49mm, West Tambaram 27.5mm, Taramani 22mm, Chembarambakkam 20.5, Meenambakkam 15mm, Ennore 12mm.
Nungambakkam only accepts 1mm.
The city has rain in the morning and at night.
“It’s rainy rainy season,” the official said.
The Met Department has estimated a maximum temperature of 30 ° C on Saturday.
The southern part of the country tends to get good rain until November 2.