In next 18hrs, the Eastern end of monsoon axis is expected to dip South from Bihar to NW-central Bay, along with that, the Showers will be from NW Uttarpradesh to central,E Madhyapradesh to Chatisgarh and to Odisha to N,NE Andhra on Saturday, Sunday. #iwm pic.twitter.com/SpleYnNrXz
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) August 10, 2018
Today, an East-West upper-level elongated circulation seen from Chennai coast to North Andamans.
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) August 10, 2018
This is expected to consolidate into a weak circulation over NW-central Bay and reach NE coast Andhra on Monday. #iwm pic.twitter.com/OICnN9p5pd
Precipitation accumulation map shows HEAVY rain over N,N-central,S-central #Kerala during past 3 days. #iwm #ALERT "W-ghats of Kerala to get more HEAVY rain before Sunday morning". pic.twitter.com/A5vQA08W6b
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) August 10, 2018
All shutters of Idukki dam opened; Army deployed for rescue operations .. https://t.co/AayRTAoaKE #iwm
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) August 10, 2018
7.5 lakh litres of water per second will be released from the dams where all shutters have been opened, high alert has been issued on the banks of Cheruthony and Periyar rivers pic.twitter.com/WJxB8OIjcv
Today, monsoon axis can be seen dipping into North Bay along Bengal and N Odisha coast.
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) August 10, 2018
4:30pm, Satellite shows T showers has popped all along Southern zones of axis from E,SE Rajasthan to Odisha coast. #iwm pic.twitter.com/E7W0dORCoZ
Yesterday evening (9-Aug), N,NW,W,central zones of city and suburbs got good T shower.
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) August 10, 2018
Nungambakkam = 13.8 mm
Airport = 7 mm
Red Hills = 2 cm. #iwm pic.twitter.com/4Uoinwm85t