Chennai witnessed light rain to the tune of 13 mm. However, other places such as Parangipettai witnessed 106 mm of rain, Karaikal 57 mm, Cuddalore 42 mm and Puducherry 102 mm in last 24 hours.
Now it is anticipated that short spells of intense showers will continue for the next 24 hours over coastal stations of Tamil Nadu including Chennai. Thereafter, the rain intensity will reduce over the state.
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Take a look at the twitterati's reaction on Chennai rains.
School Leave in #Cuddalore #Nagapattinam # Villupuram and #Thiruvannamalai also in addition to #Chennai #Kanchi #Thiruvallur
— TN SDMA (@tnsdma) November 6, 2017
திரும்ப வந்துட்டேன்னு சொல்லு #ChennaiRains pic.twitter.com/6Af7NwMyHT — Mahalingam Ponnusamy (@mahajournalist) November 6, 2017
Already pouring in perumbakkam pic.twitter.com/W70RTEONju
— #SayNoToCrackers (@sararamli) November 6, 2017
Downpour is ready in Velachery @chennaiweather #ChennaiRains #ChennaiRains2017 pic.twitter.com/skujPXEuUr — gowtham (@IaMGoWtHu) November 6, 2017
Heavy rains near tidel park..@ChennaiRains @RainStorm_TN pic.twitter.com/N7O38i6IRx
— Vivek (@vivekroyalz) November 6, 2017
#ChennaiRains nowcast by VP of Meteorology at Skymet Weather @Mpalawat Rains to begin in #Chennai soon. #chennairain https://t.co/SRwypWH8MN — SkymetWeather (@SkymetWeather) November 6, 2017
Intensity of #rain may in increase shortly over #Chennai as a new patch of #thunder cloud is moving in. @SkymetWeather pic.twitter.com/n0XBeOb1J5
— Mahesh Palawat (@Mpalawat) November 6, 2017
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