People’s life has become disrupted due to post-monsoon rains in Tamil NaduMany parts of the state are currently facing flood situationsIn such a situation, this situation has become a matter of concern for the peopleWhere monsoon has completely gone in other areas of the country, why is this situation happening in Tamil Nadu, Let’s know the answer to this question.
What are the reasons behind rain?
There are many reasons behind continuous rain in Tamil Nadu even after monsoonActually, climate patterns are changing due to increase in global temperatureThis is causing changes in the time and quantity of rainAlso Tamil Nadu is situated on the coast of the Bay of BengalCyclones and low pressure areas forming in the Bay of Bengal can also cause heavy rains in the stateAlso winter season is near, In such a situation, western disturbances can also be the reason behind so much rainAlso El Nino, la, Weather events like Nina also affect rainfall patternsSome other reasons like urbanization, Changes in rainfall patterns are also being seen due to continuous deforestation and construction of dams.
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What does the Meteorological Department say?
According to the Meteorological Department, a low pressure area has formed in the southern part of the Bay of Bengal, Tamil Nadu, It has become stronger as it approaches the coastal areas of Puducherry and South Andhra PradeshClouds formed in these areas due to north-easterly winds and then there was heavy rain.
It is noteworthy that in view of the flood situation in Tamil Nadu In view of the red alert of the Meteorological Department, four districts of the state Chennai, Thiruvallur, Schools in Kanchipuram and Chengalpattu–College kept closed on WednesdayWhile IT companies 18 Instructions have been given to implement work from home till OctoberAlso in Karnataka also schools were kept closed on WednesdayAccording to the statement of Southern Railway, trains have been canceled due to waterlogging between Basin Bridge and Vyasarpadi railway stations in Tamil Nadu.
