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The winds are expected to pick up pace after 2-3 days, which may have caused a change in pollution levels. However, on account of Diwali firecrackers adding to the smoke and pollution levels in the air, there does not seem like a relief in the pollution levels, particularly this entire week.
These rains will be more confined to southern parts of Coastal Andhra Pradesh and northern parts of Tamil Nadu, which includes Chennai, Kanchipuram, Nellore, Ongole, Kavali, Machilipatnam right upto Puducherry. Other parts of the states will also see some rainfall activities.
Good rains are expected to be seen in various parts of Kerala, Karnataka as well as Tamil Nadu. In fact, heavy showers may be seen in Chennai as well. Coastal parts will see more rains as compared to the internal areas. Until then, rains will be between light to moderate.
In the coming days, Kerala is expected to see some rains, mostly within light to moderate intensity. However, today and tomorrow, some showers will be on the heavier side over Alappuzha, Kochi, Thrissur, Kozhikode, Wayanad etc. in view of the upcoming system. Thereafter, rains will see a reduction
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