Schools will remain closed in Kanyakumari district on July 24 due to Adi Amavasya. This day is celebrated in Hinduism to pay homage to ancestors. On this day, people perform special pujas, which ensures happiness and peace in the family.

Schools will remain closed in Chengalpattu district on July 28 due to the Adi Pooram festival. The day is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Goddess Andal. Special pujas are performed in temples and homes, and people pray to the goddess for prosperity. However, to ensure that there is no disruption in studies and government work due to the holiday, all concerned schools and government offices will remain open on Saturday, July 26 and Saturday, August 9.

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Delhi and surrounding areas will remain partly cloudy on Saturday, which may provide some relief from the heat and humidity. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of dusty winds with a speed of 40-50 kmph and light rain. The maximum temperature will be around 40 degrees Celsius. A yellow alert has been issued for Delhi. While an orange alert has been issued for the next 5 days in Rajasthan and a heatwave alert has also been issued, due to which heat can be felt during the day.

Weather forecast

– Heavy Rainfall: Heavy to very heavy rainfall is likely over the West Coast.
– Karnataka: Very heavy rainfall is likely on May 20 and 21.
– Konkan and Goa: Very heavy rainfall is likely on May 21.
– Kerala: Heavy to very heavy rainfall is likely from May 19 to 25.
– North-East India and Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim: Heavy to very heavy rainfall with thunder and lightning is likely during the next 4 days.
– Heat wave conditions: Heat wave is likely over West Rajasthan from May 19 to 23 and Haryana and East Rajasthan from May 19 to 21.

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Rain water seeped into everything from houses to markets. People are imprisoned in their homes. The seriousness of the situation can be gauged from the fact that army personnel had to take boats on the roads to save people’s lives. On the other hand, sudden rain has wreaked havoc in Villupuram in Tamil Nadu. Chief Minister MK Stalin has described it as unusual. NDRF and SDRF teams have been sent to the spot for relief and rescue operations in the affected areas.

Cyclone Fanjal hit the coast of Puducherry and Tamil Nadu late on 30 November. Since then, the affected areas have been experiencing heavy rains along with strong winds. Cyclone Fungi caused up to 46 cm of rain in Puducherry. Due to this, normal life was completely disrupted. The rainwater entered the house. Due to strong wind, trees were uprooted in places.

Power supply has been suspended in Puducherry since late night. It has become difficult for people to get out due to water entering the houses. The streets have also been flooded, due to which everything from bikes to cars has been submerged. Markets were also closed due to bad weather.

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