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According to the official, the weather will also remain dry in north Bengal as well.

A holiday was declared in Coonoor and Kotagiri schools on Friday due to heavy rain.

As the Meteorological Department has announced that the rain will continue in this situation, the mountain train service has been cancelled as a precautionary measure. A Cyclonic Circulation is likely to emerge over the South Andaman Sea & neighbourhood around 25th November, as per the Chennai Meteorological Department. Tamil Nadu Rains: Tree Falls on Bus After Landslide in Burliyar, None Hurt (See Pics).

Another cyclonic storm is set to take place in the Bay of Bengal basin, marking the fourth storm of the year. The storm is expected to engulf India, Bangladesh, and Myanmar.

Chennai: The Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) in Chennai has forecasted heavy rainfall over isolated areas in Chennai, neighboring districts, and coastal regions of Tamil Nadu within the next 24 hours. According to the weather department's bulletin, there is an expectation of light to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning in several locations. Some districts may encounter heavy rainfall for the following five days until November 24., Chennai News, Times Now

Furthermore, meteorologists said that as of November 1, the rain deficit in Karnataka is 54%. In coastal areas, it is 15%; in north interior areas, it is 90%; and in south interior areas, it is 43%.

Tamil Nadu and Coastal Andhra Pradesh witnessed heavy rainfall during past 24 hours with Tenkasi region recording 12 cm of rainfall and Ayikudi recording 10 cm of rain on November 6.

​​As a result of cyclonic circulation prevailing over northern Tamil Nadu , widespread moderate to medium rainfall is likely in Kerala during the next five days, the IMD said. It also said that heavy rains were likely at isolated places in the state between November 6 and 9. In the last month, most parts of Kerala received normal rainfall with a few receiving much more than that.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted widespread rainfall in Kerala over the next five days due to a cyclonic circulation in the reg

Wet spells forecast over Northwest India from October 14 to 17