Tamil Nadu has experienced rainfall well above the seasonal average, with the state recording 53.4 cm of rain compared to the usual 44 cm. The capital city, Chennai, has struggled with significant waterlogging and traffic congestion due to the heavy downpours.

Thoothukudi and several Delta districts in Tamil Nadu are reeling under the impact of continuous heavy rainfall over the past three days, leaving several areas waterlogged and daily

According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), heavy rain is likely to occur at isolated places over Tenkasi, Virudhunagar, Thoothukudi, Tirunelveli and Kanyakumari districts of Tamilnadu, Kerala,

The Regional Meteorological Centre predicts heavy to very heavy rains across Tamil Nadu and nearby regions until December 18, with alerts issued for several districts.

Heavy rainfall caused significant waterlogging in several Thoothukudi neighborhoods on Sunday, impacting areas like Postal Telegram Colony and Rajiv N

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Friday predicted light to moderate rainfall across most areas of Tamil Nadu and Karaikal, including Chennai and issued a yellow alert for Bengaluru Urban,

Authorities are closely monitoring the situation and have deployed emergency response teams to assist those affected.

Amid the incessant downpour, severe waterlogging was reported in Trichy, while Thoothukudi and other districts experienced moderate to heavy rainfall.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Friday issued a warning for Tamil Nadu, forecasting heavy rainfall across multiple districts until December 14.Severe waterlogging was reported in Trichy following incessant rain,

Heavy rainfall across southern Tamil Nadu, which began on Wednesday night, led to widespread disruptions throughout the region on Thursday. While the

Tamil Nadu will continue to receive heavy rain in isolated places as a low-pressure area in Bay of Bengal changes direction, bringing intense rainfall activity to districts in southern part, as well as Western Ghats region.