In Brief
- Tamil Nadu recorded heavy rainfall on October 26, leading to school closures.
- India Meteorological Department reported a deep depression over the Bay of Bengal.
- The depression moved southwestwards and intensified over six hours.
- This weather event prompted precautionary measures in affected districts.
Tamil Nadu experienced significant rainfall on October 26, resulting in the closure of schools across several districts. The decision to close educational institutions was made to ensure safety amid adverse weather conditions caused by a deep depression over the Bay of Bengal.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued its latest bulletin stating that the system, initially identified as a depression, intensified into a deep depression while moving southwestwards over the past six hours. This intensification is linked to the heavy rainfall experienced in the region.
Officials implemented precautionary measures, including school closures, to mitigate risks associated with the ongoing weather event. Residents were advised to remain cautious and stay updated with official forecasts.