Heavy Rain Expected in Western Ghats and Interior Tamil Nadu Districts Until May 16

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted heavy rain in the Western Ghats and several interior districts of Tamil Nadu until May 16. This weather pattern is expected to bring strong rainfall, especially in areas close to the hills and rural regions.

According to the forecast, these rains are likely to affect districts like Coimbatore, Dindigul, Nilgiris, and other parts of the Western Ghats region. The rain may cause disruptions, so the authorities have issued a weather advisory. People living in these areas are being urged to stay alert and take necessary precautions to stay safe.

The heavy rainfall is expected to bring relief from the heat and improve the water levels in reservoirs, which is a good sign for agriculture. However, there is also a possibility of localized flooding and landslides in areas with steep slopes. The IMD has warned that the rains could cause difficult conditions for transportation, particularly on hilly roads, and advised people to avoid unnecessary travel during heavy rain.

Farmers in the affected areas are watching the forecast closely. While the rain will be beneficial for crops like rice and vegetables, there are concerns about damage to standing crops in areas with poor drainage systems. The authorities are monitoring the situation and ready to provide assistance if necessary.

Local government officials are preparing for the expected rainfall by cleaning up drainage systems and ensuring that roads remain safe. They are also making arrangements for emergency services in case the rain causes severe damage.

The IMD also mentioned that the rain would spread across other parts of Tamil Nadu, with lighter showers expected in coastal areas. Residents of these regions should also prepare for possible weather changes in the coming days.

As the rain continues, people are advised to stay informed about the weather updates and take precautions to avoid accidents. With proper planning and awareness, the effects of the heavy rainfall can be managed.