Chennai Weather Update: The storm has finally shown its full force in many states across the country, with heavy rainfall reported in Tamil Nadu. In some areas, flooding has reached such levels that an elevated warning has been issued. Additionally, a drop in temperature has been observed in several regions.
Today, residents of Chennai are experiencing heavy rainfall once again. The Meteorological Department has already issued a warning for intense downpours.
The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for April 8 in the districts of Chennai, Nilgiri, Coimbatore, and Tirupur, leading to a yellow alert being declared.
Local media in Chennai is also sharing images of the heavy rainfall today. According to the Meteorological Department, downpours began early this morning in Chennai. There is a possibility of heavy rain throughout the day and light showers in the evening.
Rain Warning Until April 8
The Meteorological Department stated that a rain warning is in effect until April 8, with increasing intensity expected. Additionally, storms have been observed in various parts of Tamil Nadu. As a precaution, the public is advised to take safety measures.
Severe Weather, Mud Baths, and Pool-Like Conditions (Weather)
Precautions are recommended to protect against severe storms, mud baths, and pool-like conditions. In particular, the public is advised to avoid unnecessary outdoor activities to prevent accidents.
Heat Wave Prevention Guidelines
The Sarkar Center emphasized the importance of heat wave prevention guidelines, as it can be dangerous…
- Secure all loose structures on rooftops during storms to prevent them from falling. Avoid staying under trees between 11 AM and 4 PM.
- Flash floods occur during storms, and not all furniture may remain stable. Therefore, it is necessary to stay indoors during thunderstorms.
- Keep animals, pets, and children indoors to protect them from the storm.
- Severe weather can be hazardous, so securing loose structures is essential to avoid damage.
- Timely and balanced meals are crucial for safety during a heat wave.
- Ensure the safety of all chemicals, fuel, raw materials, and waste. Unplug all sockets, plugs, and electronic devices to prevent electrical damage.
- Avoid caffeine, alcohol, and elixirs, as they can cause dehydration and worsen heat wave effects.
- Secure sports equipment, toys, bicycles, and plans to prevent storm damage.
- Protect food, poultry, and perishable goods to avoid spoilage.
