GFS hinting a Low pressure area with good low, mid, upper-level circulation near central coast of Tamilnadu on 3-Oct. #iwm pic.twitter.com/Wcf9TEfr2v
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) September 27, 2018
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GFS hinting a Low pressure area with good low, mid, upper-level circulation near central coast of Tamilnadu on 3-Oct. #iwm pic.twitter.com/Wcf9TEfr2v
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) September 27, 2018
SW #monsoon is at its end over most of N,NW,N-central India.
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) September 27, 2018
And
Almost the monsoon current is non-existent over peninsula India as well during past 1 week.
This weak easterly winds are expected to continue along Tamilnadu, Andhra coast for next 4 days. #iwm pic.twitter.com/rTwPd61iIv
A low-level circulation seen over Gulf Mannar and this is triggering easterly flow from Bay into coastal Tamilnadu and #Chennai.
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) September 27, 2018
This is why, #Chennai city today mid-morning had a NE #monsoon style weather. #iwm pic.twitter.com/XtKQc4Wguc
RT @naveenkumars84:
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) September 27, 2018
2:11pm, Raining for the past 5 minutes, could able to see the towering clouds and hope it will rain for some more time...!!! #iwm #Kanchipuram #ChennaiRains pic.twitter.com/kg8Vk3r0Xs pic.twitter.com/KKCgOP06N7
RT @akaasi:
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) September 24, 2018
6:31pm, Blasting right now. I guess it must be 25+ mm already. If this goes like this for an hour, may cross 100 mm. #Coimbatore pic.twitter.com/VEorpPmHH9
Latest Satellite IR shows HEAVY T showers along W-ghats of Kerala and Tamilnadu. #iwm pic.twitter.com/WvvfTDv9Qu
3:30pm, Another typical "April kind of T showers" seen All along SE coast from central Bengal to Odisha to NE,S Andhra into N,central,S Tamilnadu.
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) September 13, 2018
These T showers are due to the low-level LWD. refer chart.
Less chance for these T showers to reach #Chennai city. #iwm pic.twitter.com/WaT5tNEmTP
Today, 4:30pm - This is a typical "April evening scene" and this is typical during a "Break in #Monsoon over the Peninsula".
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) September 11, 2018
Line of T showers from S,central Bengal to Odisha to NE,S Andhra to S Karnataka to S,SW Tamilnadu.
Same scenario expected tomorrow as well. #iwm pic.twitter.com/inC14HrC0b
Next 5 days...
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) September 8, 2018
Evening, Night T showers expected over N,central Tamilnadu, W-ghats Tamilnadu into S,SE Karnataka and into S Andhra.
1 or 2 T showers will also pop or push into #Chennai and its suburbs.
"Typical when #Monsoon current are weak over Peninsula" #iwm pic.twitter.com/KtIjxQKaIe
During next 5 days...#monsoon is expected to go DRY over most of N,NW,central, SW,S-central zones of #India.
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) September 8, 2018
From Monday, the monsoon axis is expected to hug along foot hills of Himalayas.
HEAVY rain to persist over most of NE states, Bihar, E Uttarpradesh, N,central Bengal #iwm pic.twitter.com/3o3otiW7F2
Nagaland: The floods you did not know about ... https://t.co/wQkYErm8y1 #iwm https://t.co/qtfP1b9UpG pic.twitter.com/lo0K0Lq8VR
— Indian Weather Man (@weatherofindia) September 8, 2018