Tamil Nadu Weather Today, September 28: Tamil Nadu is likely to experience a combination of sunshine, cloudy periods and light rain on Monday. Weather conditions across the state are being influenced by an upper-air circulation and changing wind patterns. Seasonal developments over Southeast Asia and the Indian Ocean are also contributing to scattered rainfall in some parts of the state.
Most areas are expected to remain partly sunny through the day, although isolated locations may receive light showers during the evening and night. The maximum temperature is likely to stay around 36°C, while the minimum temperature may be close to 26°C.
The UV index could reach around 8, indicating stronger afternoon sunlight, particularly between 11 am and 3 pm. Winds are expected to blow from the south at around 8 kmph. The probability of rain is estimated at 15% during the daytime and could increase to around 20% at night.
IMD Weather Forecast for Tamil Nadu
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) and the Regional Meteorological Centre have kept Tamil Nadu under a yellow alert for weather activity. Light to moderate rainfall is possible in several parts of the state, while isolated areas may also experience thunderstorms and lightning.
Scattered showers could occur across both interior and coastal districts. In western areas such as the Nilgiris and Coimbatore, cloud cover may increase during the evening, with light rain or drizzle possible.
Chennai Weather Forecast
Chennai is likely to see partly cloudy conditions on September 28. According to the forecast, some parts of the city could receive light rain during the evening or night.
People travelling during the afternoon are advised to carry drinking water and use an umbrella or other protection against the sun. During thunderstorms or lightning, residents should avoid exposed and open areas.
Weather Outlook for Tamil Nadu
Overall, temperatures are expected to remain moderately warm during the daytime before conditions become more comfortable in the evening. The changing weather pattern in late September also indicates the gradual transition towards the northeast monsoon season.
Disclaimer
This article is based on weather forecasts available at the time of publication. Weather conditions can change quickly, and readers should follow the latest advisories and updates issued by the India Meteorological Department and local authorities.