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IMD Forecasts Rising Rainfall for Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka as Easterlies Intensify
✍️ BusinessLine
🗓 06 Nov 2026, 07:02 AM
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The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a weather update predicting increased rainfall across Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka as easterly winds intensify.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) released a weather bulletin today, noting that easterly winds are gaining strength over the southern part of the country. The bulletin, reported by BusinessLine, forecasts a rise in rainfall for the states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka.
According to the IMD, the intensifying easterlies are expected to bring more moisture into the region, potentially leading to heavier showers across coastal and inland areas. Meteorologists suggest that this could influence the monsoon pattern in the coming days.
While the bulletin does not detail specific rainfall amounts, it advises residents and local authorities to monitor updates closely, especially in districts prone to flooding. Agricultural activities may also be affected by the anticipated increase in precipitation.
The IMD typically issues such advisories to help communities prepare for weather-related disruptions. Citizens are encouraged to stay tuned to official channels for any further developments.
According to the IMD, the intensifying easterlies are expected to bring more moisture into the region, potentially leading to heavier showers across coastal and inland areas. Meteorologists suggest that this could influence the monsoon pattern in the coming days.
While the bulletin does not detail specific rainfall amounts, it advises residents and local authorities to monitor updates closely, especially in districts prone to flooding. Agricultural activities may also be affected by the anticipated increase in precipitation.
The IMD typically issues such advisories to help communities prepare for weather-related disruptions. Citizens are encouraged to stay tuned to official channels for any further developments.