Chennai city and its suburbs experienced a welcome break from the unpredented rains of the last 100 years, that resulted in a sharp fall in the discharge of waters from Chembarapakkam, Pondi and Puzhal lakes leading to reduction in the water levels of the two rivers that criss-cross the city.
After their separate aerial surveys of the flood-ravaged areas, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and urged for an immediate relief of Rs. 5,000 crore, to which he responded by announcing Rs. 1000 crore more for relief work in Tamil Nadu. This will be in addition to the Rs. 940 crore already announced by the Centre.
Officials said that from a discharge of 30,000 cusecs of water from Chembarampakkam, one of the key sources of drinking water supply to Chennai city, it has come down to 13,000 cusecs in the afternoon and 5,000 cusecs at night after there were no fresh rains today.
Similarly, there has been considerable decline in discharge of water from Puzhal, Pondi and Madurantakam lakes among others.
The reduction in water levels of Adyar and Kumbh rivers are likely to ease the situation in the city where flood waters are also likely to recede.
Heavy rains continued to lash coastal Cuddalore district, one of the worst affected areas ever since North-East monsoon fury started early last month, and Villupuram and Kanyakumari districts and Puducherry as the death toll in the state mounted to 269.
Chennai city remained virtually cut off from the rest of the country with air, rail and road transport services continued to be suspended while public transport was crippled because of flooding of arterial main roads, including the Mount Road over the Marmalong bridge.
While intermittent rains have been forecast for Chennai, coastal and interior Tamil Nadu will receive more rains in the next 24 hours.
The Grand Southern Trunk Road that links Chennai with Madurai and beyond was cut off after breaches in several places in Kanchipuram district.
The Southern Railway announced cancellation of all inter and intra-state train services till Saturday while the airport operations will remain suspended till Sunday.
Prices of milk, vegetables and food items sky rocketed because of short supply and people were forced to fork out huge amount of money for buying essentials.
With the flood wreaking havoc, PM Modi undertook an aerial survey of the flood-hit areas of Chennai and its suburbs and neighbouring districts of Kancheepuram and Tiruvallur.
Later he held consultations with Jayalalithaa at the naval base "INS Adyar" and announced Rs. 1,000 crore aid for relief works over and above Rs. 940 crore given by the Centre to Tamil Nadu during the earlier spell of rains in November.
Ms Jayalalithaa also made a separate aerial survey of the affected areas.
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
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These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
After Chennai, its Cuddalore that has been facing wrath of Northeast Monsoon vagaries.
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
Heavy to very heavy rain continued to lash Cuddalore district on Friday as well. In span of last 24 hours from 8:30 am on Friday, Cuddalore recorded 84 mm of rain.
These showers have further added to the ongoing flood fury in the district, which has recorded whopping 536 mm of rain in just first five days of December.
According to Skymet Meteorology Division in India, heavy to very heavy showers will continue over the district for next 24 to 48 hours as well, particularly over southern parts such as Karaikal and Pamban.
The low pressure area in Southwest Bay of Bengal off the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coast will continue to persist and keep affecting weather over Coastal Tamil Nadu, especially central and south coast.
Updated on December 04, 2015 11:05 AM (IST): Cuddalore has been witnessing extremely heavy rainfall since last few days. In just five days, from November 30 to December 4, 2015, the city recorded 503 mm of rain. The conditions are similar to Chennai floods and Puducherry rains.
Cuddalore lies on coastal Tamil Nadu which has been witnessing vigorous weather activity, in terms of excessive rains, since last month. The city is located in central coastal Tamil Nadu, to be precise. This region has been battered by incessant heavy rainfall causing water stagnation and inundation.
While rains in and around Chennai did lose steam in the last 24 hours, Cuddalore continued to receive good rains, recording 87 mm in 24 hours from 8:30 am IST on December 3, 2015. On December 3, Cuddalore received 132.8 mm of rain. On December 2 as well, the city received three-figure rainfall, recording a whopping 134.8 mm.
No significant relief is expected along coastal Tamil Nadu before December 8. Patchy rainfall of varying intensity is likely to continue over the region. Thus water levels in Cuddalore may take some time before receding completely. Repeated spells will slow down rescue and relief operations in the region.
Cuddalore’s sufferings have not reached the masses as the focus remains on Chennai floods. Puducherry also continues to reel under flood conditions and is in dire need of volunteers and rescue squads. With relief ops in the region gaining momentum, more help will surely reach Cuddalore in some time.
- See more at: http://www.skymetweather.com/content/weather-news-and-analysis/cuddalore-records-503-mm-in-five-days-68000-in-makeshift-shelters/#sthash.utxoJV6f.dpuf
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