'In some places in
tamil Nadu, the temperature will rise by up to 3 degrees Celsius for the next four days,' the Meteorological Department has said. In
tamil Nadu, in the 24 hours till yesterday morning,
sivakasi in Virudhunagar
district received the maximum rainfall of 5 cm. Next to this, Valparai in
coimbatore district received 4; Upasi and Kotagiri in Nilgiris
district, Kunderipallam in Erode
district, and Kovilpatti in Tuticorin
district have recorded 3
cm of rain each. In the southern states including
tamil Nadu, there is a convergence of two winds in the upper and lower atmospheric layers. Due to this, moderate rain with thunder and lightning is likely to occur in a few places in
tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Karaikal for the next four days.

In a few parts of
tamil Nadu, the maximum temperature is likely to increase by up to 3 degrees Celsius above normal for the next four days. This may cause discomfort to those who go out. In
chennai and its suburbs, the sky will be partly cloudy. The maximum temperature may be recorded up to 37 degrees Celsius. This is stated in it. As of yesterday evening, the highest temperature in
tamil Nadu was recorded at
madurai Airport and Vellore, each at 104 degrees Fahrenheit, i.e. 40 degrees Celsius. Following this,
chennai, Meenambakkam, Erode, Karur, Paramathi, Trichy and Tiruttani cities recorded temperatures above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, i.e. 38 degrees Celsius.