Tamil Nadu Records 27% Excess Rainfall; Northeast Monsoon to Withdraw After Pongal

Tamil Nadu has experienced a 27% surplus in rainfall during the current Northeast Monsoon season, significantly benefiting agricultural activities and water reservoir levels across the state. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts that the monsoon will withdraw shortly after Pongal, the traditional harvest festival celebrated on January 14. This timely retreat is expected to facilitate uninterrupted festivities and support the commencement of the summer cropping season. Farmers and residents are advised to stay updated with IMD bulletins for any weather-related advisories.

 

Source: The Economic TimesTamil Nadu has experienced a 27% surplus in rainfall during the current Northeast Monsoon season, significantly benefiting agricultural activities and water reservoir levels across the state. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts that the monsoon will withdraw shortly after Pongal, the traditional harvest festival celebrated on January 14. This timely retreat is expected to facilitate uninterrupted festivities and support the commencement of the summer cropping season. Farmers and residents are advised to stay updated with IMD bulletins for any weather-related advisTamil Nadu has experienced a 27% surplus in rainfall during the current Northeast Monsoon season, significantly benefiting agricultural activities and water reservoir levels across the state. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts that the monsoon will withdraw shortly after Pongal, the traditional harvest festival celebrated on January 14. This timely retreat is expected to facilitate uninterrupted festivities and support the commencement of the summer cropping season. Farmers and residents are advised to stay updated with IMD bulletins for any weather-related advisories.

 

Tamil Nadu has experienced a 27% surplus in rainfall during the current Northeast Monsoon season, significantly benefiting agricultural activities and water reservoir levels across the state. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts that the monsoon will withdraw shortly after Pongal, the traditional harvest festival celebrated on January 14. This timely retreat is expected to facilitate uninterrupted festivities and support the commencement of the summer cropping season. Farmers and residents are advised to stay updated with IMD bulletins for any weather-related advisories.

1Source: The Economic Times