Chennai: Filling yourself for a storm with moderate rain on Thursday and Friday, the weather has warned.
A wet diwali is likely to be caused by the influence of low pressure that has moved to the Arabic sea and trough or elongated regions with low pressure on Tamil Nadu beach.
While moderate rainfall is likely to the majority of Mr.
TN, IMD has also predicted heavy rain above TN and Delta districts because the system floated on the Indian peninsula.
IMD estimates are generally cloudy sky above the city for the next 48 hours and say the maximum and minimum temperature will be around 29C and 25C.
“There might be rainy or at night.
In the afternoon, there might be a very short and deadly spell,” said an official.
Rain can be triggered by a low pressure area, which is located above Lakshadweep and side by side with the Southeast Arabian sea with cyclone circulation related to 4.5 km above sea level.
A trough at the average sea level from the area of ​​place and the environment to the West Bengal Bengal bay from the South Andhra Pradesh coast crossing Mannar Bay and Tamil Nadu Beach also survived.
On Wednesday, the city woke up for sharp spells with the intensity of reducing that day.