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Chennai Weather Updates: Thunderstorm, Moderate Rain To Hit Tamil Nadu Tonight, IMD Issues Warning – Check Full Forecast

Chennai Weather Report: According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the city is likely to witness further rainfall on Wednesday, with a possibility of moderate showers or thunderstorms.

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Written By: Satata Karmakar | Published : April 16, 2025 6:26 PM IST

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Chennai Weather Update: Thunderstorm, Moderate Rain To Hit State Tonight, IMD Issues Warning – Check Full Forecast

Chennai Weather Updates: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an urgent warning for Chennai. The city is expected to be hit by thunderstorms and light rainfall this evening. "A thunderstorm accompanied by moderate rain is likely to hit parts of Tamil Nadu, including Chennai, by Tuesday evening, April 16," IMD stated in its latest weather bulletin.

Chennai has been receiving rainfall over the past two to three days, offering much-needed relief from the recent spell of intense heat. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the city is likely to witness further rainfall on Wednesday, with a possibility of moderate showers or thunderstorms. The maximum temperature is expected to settle around 35 degrees Celsius, while the minimum may hover near 29 degrees Celsius.

Here is what the city's weather is expected to be for this week:

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  1. Tuesday, April 16: The city is expected to have partly cloudy skies throughout the day, with a chance of moderate rainfall or thunderstorms later in the evening. Temperatures will hover between 29 C and 35 C, offering some respite from the summer heat.
  2. Wednesday & Thursday, April 17 18: Weather conditions are likely to remain partly cloudy, with no significant change in temperature. Maximum temperatures are expected to stay in the range of 34 C to 35 C, with humidity levels possibly increasing due to cloud cover.
  3. Friday, April 19: A noticeable change is expected as the skies may turn generally cloudy, with light rain likely in some areas. The day temperature may rise to 37 C, making it feel hotter despite the cloudiness. The IMD advises staying hydrated and avoiding prolonged outdoor exposure during peak hours.

Residents of Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Karaikal can expect a spell of light to moderate rain over the next week, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

Chennai Weather Updates: What Safety Precautions You Need To Take

With predictions about rain and thunderstorms issued by the IMD in the state, let us understand what precautions need to be taken at this point to stay safe from any of the mishaps that a sudden weather change can lead to:

  1. Do not step out during thunderstorms, especially in open areas like parks, beaches, or fields.
  2. Make sure to stay away from trees, electric poles, and water bodies during lightning activity.
  3. Secure outdoor items like potted plants, furniture, or loose objects that could get blown away by strong winds.
  4. Charge your electronic devices and keep flashlights ready in case of power cuts.
  5. Also, people who are driving back home, make sure to drive slowly and carefully, especially during or after rainfall, as roads may be slippery or flooded.

Taking these simple steps mentioned above during a weather warning can help protect you and your family while Chennai experiences this week of unpredictable weather.

Follow TheHealthSite.com for real-time updates and prepare accordingly as Chennai navigates through a week of unpredictable weather.

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Satata Karmakar

Satata Karmakar

Satata Karmakar is a health journalist and Assistant News Editor at TheHealthSite.com with over a decade of experience in digital and print media. A postgraduate in Journalism and Mass Communication, she has previously worked with leading media organisations including ... Read More