Chennai: After resting for several days, the goal blade will return to town from September 1, said IMD.
Forecasts by the IMD said that heavy rains will occur in the north coast on Wednesday and Thursday.
The southern suburb of the city received a good rain in the afternoon on Sunday and underwent an IMD weather renewal recorded 7mm in Meenambakkam since morning on Sunday.
An official met the department said the rain was caused by wind convergence.
Changes to the pattern of wind causes dry spells before the wind convergence on the beach and it will trigger more rain after two days, officially more.
Forecasts for Monday said there was a possibility of rain until moderate but it would likely stay dry.
Forecasts for Monday said, “The condition of the sky tends to be generally cloudy.
Storm with light to light rain is likely to occur in several regions.” The city has received rain 372.2mm since June 1, against normal 321.2mm, a 16% surplus.
Personal bloggers have posted that the city saw a rain surplus in June, July and August and that early September looked promising because there was a heavy rain estimate.
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