Chennai: The cuddling shower that beat the city and the northern region of Tamil Nadu all night on Thursday slowed later on when depression on the bay of Bengal crossed the beach near Chennai at night.
Heavy rain and release of water surpluses from the dam, around 13,000 cusecs, have changed some areas in the city into water bodies with roads circling with floods and waste.
While at least 14 people were killed in incidents related to rain in the state so far, more than 1,000 plots, most huts, suffered damage in Tamil Nadu.
IMD has expected new low pressure above the South Andaman Sea on November 13 (Saturday).
It will move northwest and becomes more marked around Monday.
“Depression across North Tamil Nadu Beach is close to Chennai between 5:30 a.m.
and 6.30pm with a maximum sustainable wind speed of 45-55kmph to 65kmph.
It is very possible to move the west-northwest and weakly weakened well marked.
On Friday morning, “said S Balachandran, DDG, IMD and added that a red warning for Chennai and neighboring districts had been withdrawn.
The last night left the flood road in T Nagar, K Nagar, Alwarpet, Velachery, and OMR, harassing the power supply, and revoked the 267 trees.
On Thursday, 523 locations are water recorded but only 68 can be removed.
Two roads, R K K Mutt Road in Mandaveli and Thirumalapillai Road in T Nagar, have given up.
Authorities use 55 ships to save a stranded motorcycle pump and 570 is used to pump water.
Eight subways are still flooded.
Tambaram Registered 23cm, Ennore 21cm, Nungambakkam 16cm and Meenambakkam 14cm.
This is a second big spell after last weekend when Nungambakkam recorded a record 22cm and meenambakkam 11cm.