<p>Chennai woke up to a torrential downpour on Monday (October 21), on the day of Diwali, leading to widespread disruptions across the city. Continuous rainfall over the past two days caused significant waterlogging, creating travel chaos and affecting daily routines. Social media footage shows submerged streets and flooded runways at Chennai International Airport. Areas particularly impacted include Velachery, Medavakkam, Pallikaranai, and Neelankarai, located along the East Coast Road (ECR).</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The relentless rainfall has made key roads nearly impassable, with traffic crawling and residents of low-lying neighborhoods experiencing knee-deep water in some areas. Overflowing drains have added to the inconvenience, while commuters struggle to navigate the flooded streets. Authorities have cautioned the public, with intermittent showers expected to persist throughout the day. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast moderate rain with thunderstorms for Chennai and nearby districts, including Chengalpattu, Cuddalore, Thanjavur, and Puducherry. Coastal Tamil Nadu will continue to face rainfall until at least October 22.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/bihar-elections-2025-tej-pratap-yadav-son-of-lalu-prasad-janshakti-janta-dal-chief-booked-for-mcc-violation-1760929477412"><strong>Bihar Elections 2025: Tej Pratap Yadav, son of Lalu Prasad, Janshakti Janta Dal chief booked for MCC violation</strong></a></p><h2>Train services suspended in Nilgiris</h2><p>In the Nilgiris, train services on the Nilgiri Mountain Railway (NMR) were suspended after landslides blocked tracks between Kallar and Coonoor. Earth slips and fallen trees halted three trains, including the Mettupalayam–Udagamandalam route.</p><h2>Watch the video here</h2>

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<h2>Coastal areas facing flooding</h2><p>The heavy rain has particularly affected coastal and delta districts like Nagapattinam, Cuddalore, and Ramanathapuram since Sunday. Despite the weather, local markets in Thoothukudi remained operational, although schools were closed due to flooding. In Cuddalore, authorities have warned fishermen to avoid venturing into the sea as strong waves and rough weather conditions persist. Boats and other vessels are instructed to stay docked until further notice.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Chief Minister MK Stalin reviewed the situation and assured that steps had been taken to relocate vulnerable residents from low-lying coastal areas. Though there have been no significant damages so far, he stressed the need for caution as more rainfall is expected on October 21 and 22. Relief camps have been set up, and most of the harvested paddy has been safely stored.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In response to the heavy rainfall, the Greater Chennai Corporation has expanded its flood preparedness measures, increasing the number of relief centers across the city. The IMD has also reported that a low-pressure area forming over the southeast Bay of Bengal is expected to strengthen into a deep depression, bringing more rain to the coastal regions of Tamil Nadu.</p>

Diwali in Chennai disrupted by torrential rain; roads and airport flooded | WATCH

Chennai woke up to a torrential downpour on Monday (October 21), on the day of Diwali, leading to widespread disruptions across the city. Continuous rainfall over the past two days caused significant waterlogging, creating travel chaos and affecting daily routines. Social media footage shows submerged streets and flooded runways at Chennai International Airport. Areas particularly impacted include Velachery, Medavakkam, Pallikaranai, and Neelankarai, located along the East Coast Road (ECR). The relentless rainfall has made key roads nearly impassable, with traffic crawling and residents of low-lying neighborhoods experiencing knee-deep water in some areas. Overflowing drains have added to the inconvenience, while commuters struggle to navigate the flooded streets. Authorities have cautioned the public, with intermittent showers expected to persist throughout the day. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast moderate rain with thunderstorms for Chennai and nearby districts, including Chengalpattu, Cuddalore, Thanjavur, and Puducherry. Coastal Tamil Nadu will continue to face rainfall until at least October 22. Also Read: Bihar Elections 2025: Tej Pratap Yadav, son of Lalu Prasad, Janshakti Janta Dal chief booked for MCC violation Train services suspended in Nilgiris In the Nilgiris, train services on the Nilgiri Mountain Railway (NMR) were suspended after landslides blocked tracks between Kallar and Coonoor. Earth slips and fallen trees halted three trains, including the Mettupalayam–Udagamandalam route. Watch the video here

<p>Chennai sees heavy rainfall, causing waterlogging, traffic delays, and flooding. Several areas, including Velachery and Medavakkam, face disruptions due to continuous downpour</p>

<p><strong>Chennai rain updates:</strong> Heavy rains wreaked havoc in Chennai and other parts of Tamil Nadu on Tuesday (Oct 16). The residential neighbourhood of the city was brought to a standstill, including the house of Indian film star Rajnikanth. The roads were inundated with knee-deep water, disrupting day-to-day activities.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The incessant downpour led to traffic snarls, crippled public transportation services and also led to cancellations of several domestic flights. Several trains were also diverted, some even stopped ahead of Chennai Central Railway Station.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the well-marked low-pressure area has intensified into a depression and is expected to cross the Chennai coast on October 17 morning.</p>

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<p>"Heavy to very heavy rain with extremely heavy rain at one or two places is likely to occur over Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, Chengalpattu, and Chennai districts," the IMD bulletin stated.</p>

<p>Waterlogging was a common sight in several parts of the state, causing floods in many areas of Chennai.</p>

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<p>In a desperate attempt to avoid waterlogging, several commuters park their cars on the bridge. A video went viral, in which several cars were parked on a bridge in Chennai to avoid damage caused by severe waterlogging in the city.</p>

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<p>Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin also announced that food will be provided free of cost at government-run low-cost food canteens, called Amma canteens, on Wednesday and Thursday for people affected by the floods in Chennai.</p>

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<p>“All the relief work is being carried out in full swing in the areas affected by the northeast monsoon yesterday. People living in low-lying areas are accommodated in relief camps and provided food and other assistance by the Metropolitan Chennai Corporation,” said Stalin in a post on X.</p>

<h2><strong>Cyclone to move closer to Chennai on October 17</strong></h2>

<p>A depression in the southwest Bay of Bengal has intensified into a cyclonic storm and is expected to make landfall near the coast between Puducherry and Nellore on October 17 morning and is likely to cause heavy rainfall in several places of South Coast and Rayalaseema, as per Andhra Pradesh Disaster Management Authority.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It is likely to move west-northwestwards and cross north Tamil Nadu-South Andhra Pradesh coasts between Puducherry and Nellore, close to Chennai during the early morning of 17th October, said IMD.</p>

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Chennai rain updates: Heavy rains wreaked havoc in Chennai and other parts of Tamil Nadu on Tuesday (Oct 16). The residential neighbourhood of the city was brought to a standstill, including the house of Indian film star Rajnikanth.

Chennai rain updates: Heavy rains wreaked havoc in Chennai and other parts of Tamil Nadu on Tuesday (Oct 16). The residential neighbourhood of the city was brought to a standstill, including the house of Indian film star Rajnikanth. The roads were inundated with knee-deep water, disrupting day-to-day activities. The incessant downpour led to traffic snarls, crippled public transportation services and also led to cancellations of several domestic flights. Several trains were also diverted, some even stopped ahead of Chennai Central Railway Station. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the well-marked low-pressure area has intensified into a depression and is expected to cross the Chennai coast on October 17 morning. Also Read | Mumbai: 3 dead after massive fire breaks out in multi-storey building "Heavy to very heavy rain with extremely heavy rain at one or two places is likely to occur over Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, Chengalpattu, and Chennai districts," the IMD bulletin stated. Waterlogging was a common sight in several parts of the state, causing floods in many areas of Chennai. #WATCH | Tamil Nadu: Severe waterlogging witnessed in parts of Chennai city after incessant rainfall in the region; visuals from Pattalam area. pic.twitter.com/bMUPUE2jMl — ANI (@ANI) October 16, 2024 × #WATCH | Tamil Nadu: Waterlogging witnessed in parts of Chennai city; visuals from Pattalam area. pic.twitter.com/2MeJd2ApF2 — ANI (@ANI) October 16, 2024 × In a desperate attempt to avoid waterlogging, several commuters park their cars on the bridge. A video went viral, in which several cars were parked on a bridge in Chennai to avoid damage caused by severe waterlogging in the city. 🚨 Chennai people decided to park their cars on the bridge to avoid flooding. One way to use flyovers. pic.twitter.com/6xUmi4bJ6C — Indian Tech & Infra (@IndianTechGuide) October 16, 2024 × Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin also announced that food will be provided free of cost at government-run low-cost food canteens, called Amma canteens, on Wednesday and Thursday for people affected by the floods in Chennai. Also Read | India: Depression in Bay of Bengal to impact Chennai “All the relief work is being carried out in full swing in the areas affected by the northeast monsoon yesterday. People living in low-lying areas are accommodated in relief camps and provided food and other assistance by the Metropolitan Chennai Corporation,” said Stalin in a post on X. Cyclone to move closer to Chennai on October 17 A depression in the southwest Bay of Bengal has intensified into a cyclonic storm and is expected to make landfall near the coast between Puducherry and Nellore on October 17 morning and is likely to cause heavy rainfall in several places of South Coast and Rayalaseema, as per Andhra Pradesh Disaster Management Authority. It is likely to move west-northwestwards and cross north Tamil Nadu-South Andhra Pradesh coasts between Puducherry and Nellore, close to Chennai during the early morning of 17th October, said IMD. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>In light of the heavy to very heavy rainfall predicted over Chennai and its three adjoining districts for Tuesday, 15<span style="font-size: 12.5px;"> </span>October, the Tamil Nadu Government has declared a holiday for schools and colleges in these districts.</p>

<p>For IT firms, the government has recommended Work from Home (WFH) from 15&nbsp;to 18&nbsp;October, considering the weather system that is brewing in the Bay of Bengal. These recommendations were made following the review meeting held by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to the observations by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), a low-pressure area has formed over Southeast Bay of Bengal. Over the next 48 hours, it is likely to become a well-marked low-pressure area and move west-northwestwards towards the North Tamil Nadu and South Andhra Pradesh coasts, which puts Chennai city and adjoining districts on track for rainfall.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/ahead-of-sco-summit-jaishankars-visit-to-pakistan-includes-possible-dinner-with-pm-shehbaz-sharif-report-767376">Ahead of SCO Summit, Jaishankar’s visit to Pakistan includes possible dinner with PM Shehbaz Sharif: Report</a></strong></p>

<p>Further, there is a forecast for extremely heavy rainfall in Chennai and adjoining districts on&nbsp;Wednesday October 16, and on Thursday this could subside to heavy rainfall over the region.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In Meteorology, a low-pressure area is a region where the atmospheric pressure is lower than the surrounding areas. Low-pressure systems often bring overcast skies, showers, or storms. Strong low-pressure systems can intensify into larger weather events like tropical storms, cyclones, or hurricanes.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As per the IMD's classification, heavy rainfall amounts to 6.4–11.5 cm of downpour in 24 hours, whereas very heavy rainfall amounts to 11.5 cm to 20.4 cm in 24 hours. In case of extremely heavy rainfall, it is more than 20.4 cm in 24 hours.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><b>NDRF teams on alert; state government monitoring situation</b></h2>

<p>Ten teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), comprising a total of 300 personnel, are on standby at Arakkonam, near Chennai. In addition to this, one team has already been pre-positioned in Chennai city for any immediate requirements. NDRF teams are working in close coordination with the State authorities to render assistance at the required time and place.</p>

<p>Each of these NDRF teams are prepared with rubber boats, tree-cutting chainsaws, communications equipment, ropes and harnesses, first aid kits, etc.</p>

<p>In the review meeting chaired by the CM, it was ordered that those in flood-prone and vulnerable areas be moved to relief camps, bread, drinking water and other essential relief supplies be stocked at relief camps, and levels of water bodies be constantly monitored.&nbsp;</p>


In light of the heavy to very heavy rainfall predicted over Chennai and its three adjoining districts for Tuesday, 15 October, the Tamil Nadu Government has declared a holiday for schools and colleges in these districts.

In light of the heavy to very heavy rainfall predicted over Chennai and its three adjoining districts for Tuesday, 15 October, the Tamil Nadu Government has declared a holiday for schools and colleges in these districts. For IT firms, the government has recommended Work from Home (WFH) from 15 to 18 October, considering the weather system that is brewing in the Bay of Bengal. These recommendations were made following the review meeting held by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin. According to the observations by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), a low-pressure area has formed over Southeast Bay of Bengal. Over the next 48 hours, it is likely to become a well-marked low-pressure area and move west-northwestwards towards the North Tamil Nadu and South Andhra Pradesh coasts, which puts Chennai city and adjoining districts on track for rainfall. Also read: Ahead of SCO Summit, Jaishankar’s visit to Pakistan includes possible dinner with PM Shehbaz Sharif: Report Further, there is a forecast for extremely heavy rainfall in Chennai and adjoining districts on Wednesday October 16, and on Thursday this could subside to heavy rainfall over the region. In Meteorology, a low-pressure area is a region where the atmospheric pressure is lower than the surrounding areas. Low-pressure systems often bring overcast skies, showers, or storms. Strong low-pressure systems can intensify into larger weather events like tropical storms, cyclones, or hurricanes. As per the IMD's classification, heavy rainfall amounts to 6.4–11.5 cm of downpour in 24 hours, whereas very heavy rainfall amounts to 11.5 cm to 20.4 cm in 24 hours. In case of extremely heavy rainfall, it is more than 20.4 cm in 24 hours. NDRF teams on alert; state government monitoring situation Ten teams of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), comprising a total of 300 personnel, are on standby at Arakkonam, near Chennai. In addition to this, one team has already been pre-positioned in Chennai city for any immediate requirements. NDRF teams are working in close coordination with the State authorities to render assistance at the required time and place. Each of these NDRF teams are prepared with rubber boats, tree-cutting chainsaws, communications equipment, ropes and harnesses, first aid kits, etc. In the review meeting chaired by the CM, it was ordered that those in flood-prone and vulnerable areas be moved to relief camps, bread, drinking water and other essential relief supplies be stocked at relief camps, and levels of water bodies be constantly monitored.

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<p>While large parts of Chennai limping back to normalcy after being battered by over 50cms of rainfall over the last six days, rescue and relief operations continue across the inundated regions in the adjoining districts.</p>

<p>As Civic authorities and their teams scramble to drain and pump out water from waterlogged areas across Chennai city, many parts of the city and its adjoining districts remain severely waterlogged. 13 National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams that are stationed across the region continue to be in action and are facilitating rescue and relief operations.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>From carrying out recce of high-risk areas and waterbodies, ahead of the rains to mitigating the aftereffects of the showers. NDRF teams were actively on the ground, planning, coordinating and carrying out rescue and relief operations.</p>

<p>Residential areas Adyar, Tambaram and Perumbakkam were among the inundation-vulnerable residential areas that were being closely monitored and later attended to by the Force. Videos and pictures from these localities showed NDRF personnel sawing and clearing fallen trees, evacuating people.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>On Thursday afternoon, amid intermittent showers and strong winds, an NDRF team was rushed to Thiruporur, in the outskirts of Chennai. They were tasked with rescuing three electricity board personnel who were stuck atop a power transmission tower, amid adverse weather conditions.</p>

<p>The tower, where the personnel had been stranded was surrounded by water. Using a rubberized boat with an onboard motor, the team approached the tower, climbed atop the tower and also helped the stranded persons alight and took them to safety.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Throughout Friday, NDRF teams spread out across Kanchipuram, Chengalpet and Tiruvallur had been distributing hundreds of food and milk packets to those stranded at their homes, owing to heavy waterlogging.</p>

<p>Those in need of rescue and evacuation, at locations with upto hip-deep water were taken to safety via boats. At locations such as&nbsp;&nbsp;Ponneri, Mudichur, Varadharajapuram, families including infants and senior citizens were being escorted to safety via boats. In some places where were there was flowing water, NDRF aided the safe passage of people and cattle.</p>

<p>As many Chennaiites are stepping out of their homes and feeling relieved that the worst might be over, the NDRF tirelessly goes about their work, until the last person is escorted to safety.</p>


While large parts of Chennai limping back to normalcy after being battered by over 50cms of rainfall over the last six days, rescue and relief operations continue across the inundated regions in the adjoining districts.

While large parts of Chennai limping back to normalcy after being battered by over 50cms of rainfall over the last six days, rescue and relief operations continue across the inundated regions in the adjoining districts. As Civic authorities and their teams scramble to drain and pump out water from waterlogged areas across Chennai city, many parts of the city and its adjoining districts remain severely waterlogged. 13 National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams that are stationed across the region continue to be in action and are facilitating rescue and relief operations. In pics-Heavy rains kill at least 14 in India's Chennai, rescue work underway From carrying out recce of high-risk areas and waterbodies, ahead of the rains to mitigating the aftereffects of the showers. NDRF teams were actively on the ground, planning, coordinating and carrying out rescue and relief operations. Residential areas Adyar, Tambaram and Perumbakkam were among the inundation-vulnerable residential areas that were being closely monitored and later attended to by the Force. Videos and pictures from these localities showed NDRF personnel sawing and clearing fallen trees, evacuating people. @NDRFHQ and how they're the unsung heroes of this entire #ChennaiRains2021 Thank you for all you do for us 🙏😊 A thread of pics and videos of their efforts across Northern TN: 1. Teams conducting recce at vulnerable areas, to plan their response (Tuesday) pic.twitter.com/PzOWoPQzmZ — Sidharth.M.P (@sdhrthmp) November 12, 2021 × On Thursday afternoon, amid intermittent showers and strong winds, an NDRF team was rushed to Thiruporur, in the outskirts of Chennai. They were tasked with rescuing three electricity board personnel who were stuck atop a power transmission tower, amid adverse weather conditions. The tower, where the personnel had been stranded was surrounded by water. Using a rubberized boat with an onboard motor, the team approached the tower, climbed atop the tower and also helped the stranded persons alight and took them to safety. Throughout Friday, NDRF teams spread out across Kanchipuram, Chengalpet and Tiruvallur had been distributing hundreds of food and milk packets to those stranded at their homes, owing to heavy waterlogging. Those in need of rescue and evacuation, at locations with upto hip-deep water were taken to safety via boats. At locations such as Ponneri, Mudichur, Varadharajapuram, families including infants and senior citizens were being escorted to safety via boats. In some places where were there was flowing water, NDRF aided the safe passage of people and cattle. As many Chennaiites are stepping out of their homes and feeling relieved that the worst might be over, the NDRF tirelessly goes about their work, until the last person is escorted to safety.

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