Normal rainfall during the southwestern monsoon, says Regional Meteorological Center

During the southwestern monsoon, Chennai registered 429.3 mm of rainfall, compared to the normal 363.9 mm between 1 June and 15 September. In the same period, Tamil Nadu witnessed the Regional Mete Center (RMC), Chennaa, Chenna.

The slight increase in the rainfall of the city is considered normal, according to the experts. In the weather of the weather, rainfall between +19% and -19% is considered normal during a season. The neighboring district of Chengalpattu registered 278.3 mm, which is 16% lower than 333.2 mm. KANCHEPURAM registered 324.8 mm, which is 17% lower than normal, and Tiruvallur 491.5 mm, which is 27% more than the normal of 385.8 mm.

Tenkasi registered 237.7 mm against the normal of 141.1 mm, which is an increase of 68% and is considered as a Great Excess, an indication for a positive departure of 60% and higher. While the Nilgiris registered 876.6 mm against the normal of 754.5 mm, which is an increase of 16%, Coimbatore 886 mm registered, which is 42% more than the normal of 622.7 mm.

However, these figures are not final and will certainly change because the end of the season is September 30. In the meantime, the southwestern monsoon started its withdrawal from Rajasthan on Sunday.