According to the latest satellite cloud imageries received by the Met office in Chennai, the cyclonic storm ‘MAHASEN’ is about 850 km southeast of Chennai in the Bay of Bengal.
Today morning, there were heavy rains in several parts of Chennai.
“It would move initially northwest-wards during the 36 hours from 7 pm today and recurve thereafter northeast-wards towards Bangaladesh-Myanmar coast,” met officials said on Sunday.
The Met office has also forecast rain or thundershowers at a few places over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, coastal Andhra Pradesh and south interior Karnataka.
As for Chennai city, sky conditions would be partly cloudy with rain or thundershowers may occur in some areas.
Squally winds speed reaching 40-45 km per hour gusting to 60 km per hour would prevail along Andaman and Nicobar Islands during the period and sea condition would be rough to very rough.
Fishermen of Andaman and Nicobar Islands are advised not to venture into the sea during next 48 hours.
Today morning, there were heavy rains in several parts of Chennai.
“It would move initially northwest-wards during the 36 hours from 7 pm today and recurve thereafter northeast-wards towards Bangaladesh-Myanmar coast,” met officials said on Sunday.
The Met office has also forecast rain or thundershowers at a few places over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, coastal Andhra Pradesh and south interior Karnataka.
As for Chennai city, sky conditions would be partly cloudy with rain or thundershowers may occur in some areas.
Squally winds speed reaching 40-45 km per hour gusting to 60 km per hour would prevail along Andaman and Nicobar Islands during the period and sea condition would be rough to very rough.
Fishermen of Andaman and Nicobar Islands are advised not to venture into the sea during next 48 hours.
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