The Western Ghats over Tamil Nadu, Kerala & Karnataka has been relatively subdued after the monster spell around Independence Day creating extreme flooding and huge damages to people and places around parts of Tamil Nadu, Kerala & Karnataka. It was possibly a much needed respite from rains to allow the administration & thousands of Volunteers…
The weakening Monsoon that is eagerly expected by weather watchers for the thunderstorms opportunity showed its other face yesterday. Most places across North Tamil Nadu saw abnormally warm temperatures with places like Vellore recording nearly 4 degrees higher than normal for this time of the year. Both observatories in Chennai recorded about 3 degrees higher…
With back to back Monsoon low taking center stage of weather dynamics thunderstorms have taken back stage over Tamil Nadu with fairly dry conditions prevailing over the state. Time to time under improved monsoon surge while the places along the Ghats have got rains with some of the places getting heavy rains during the devastating…
After battering for nearly a week Rains in Kerala seem to relent since midnight which should be a welcome news for not only the common people but also those involved in the relief and rescue missions across the state risking their lives. The magnitude of this disaster is so big in possibly the first instance…
Each passing day Kerala Floods is becoming one of the biggest disasters the state has faced for the past couple of generations. While some of the older generation including our own weather blogger from Trivandrum may have faint memories of the 1961 floods which was possibly the second worst in the last century, 1924 possibly…
