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Rains in Tamil Nadu likely to decrease

November 16, 2009 03:32 pm | Updated November 17, 2021 06:41 am IST - Chennai

People having fun by driving their vehicles in the stagnated rain water in Chennai on Sunday. Rainfall over Tamil Nadu would decrease in the next two days, the weather office said. Photo R. Ragu

With the low pressure area lying over Comorin in Kanyakumari moving towards the Arabian sea, rainfall over Tamil Nadu would decrease in the next two days, the weather office said here on Monday.

After a brief respite, several parts of the state were lashed by heavy rains in the last two days under the influence of the low pressure area in the Indian Ocean (in Comorin area).

However, met sources today said the trough was now lying over East Arabian sea off Kerala-Karnataka-Goa coast and due to this rainfall would decrease in Tamil Nadu.

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“Yesterday there was widespread rain in Tamil Nadu but over the next 48 hours (starting 0830 hrs today), there will be scattered rainfall in the state and Puducherry,” they said.

Chennai would mostly remain cloudy with one or two spells of rain or thundershowers.

During the last 24 hours ending 0830 hrs, Devala in Nilgiris district received 10 cms of rainfall, while Mudugalur in Ramanthapuram district recorded 9 cms, met officials added.

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