 | Trough of low pressure to bring rainfall to Tamil Nadu for next five daysIn Chennai, the sky condition is likely to be partly cloudy. Maximum and minimum temperature will be around 30 degrees Celsius and 23 degree Celsius respectively. |
 | Amidst heavy downpour, Chennai slum dwellers struggle without a roof over their headsAs it poured in the city, the children watched as their tent collapsed again and again, leaving them running for cover with their families. |
 | Heavy rain lashes Chennai, Met office says it will continue till WednesdayFrom Monday evening to Tuesday noon, both Nungambakkam and Meenambakkam weather stations in Chennai have recorded rainfall in excess of 10 cm |
 | Recent rains improve Chennai's groundwater levels, Thiru-vi-ka Nagar records biggest riseThiru-vi-ka Nagar zone saw the highest increase in groundwater table (2.66m). While groundwater was available at a depth of 5.22m in October, it now can be found at a depth of 2.56m. |
 | Chembarambakkam water release: Chennai Corporation releases helpline numbersTo report rainwater stagnation and other flooding issues, you can contact 044-25384530, 044-25384540, 1913. |
 | Rains likely in TN, Kerala, coastal Andhra as low pressure over Bay of Bengal turns well markedUnder the influence of the system, light to moderate rainfall or thundershower is likely over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal till December 3. |
 | PWD continues to release water from two Chennai reservoirsThe gates of both the reservoirs have been opened after five years, owing to heavy rainfall brought by cyclone Nivar to Tamil Nadu and neighboring districts in Andhra Pradesh. |
 | Cyclone Nivar: Chennai cops rescue inebriated man from house minutes before it collapsed"Ganesh was inebriated when we arrived and was adamant that he won't vacate the house. He had a pet cat that he didn't want to leave behind," said constable Elango |
 | Cyclone Nivar Updates | EB has incurred loss of Rs 1.5 crores, 80% electricity connection will be restored today: Minister ThangamaniCyclone Nivar, which hit the Tamil Nadu coast as a 'very severe cyclonic storm' in the early hours of Thursday, has brought heavy rains over the state, especially in its northern parts. |
 | Chembarambakkam water release could have been avoided if......desilting work had been completed on time; officials confirm that nearly 15 per cent of the lake has been eaten away by silt |
 | Cyclone Nivar spares Chennai, to drench rest of North Tamil Nadu and parts of Andhra PradeshThe slow-moving storm is likely to cross the Tamil Nadu and Puducherry coast 30 km north of Puducherry at around 2 am on Thursday. |
 | Cyclone Nivar: Cuddalore, Villupuram sanitary workers left to work without raincoats, glovesAlthough several of them tried to purchase raincoats in Cuddalore town, most shops were shut due to the cyclone. |
 | Cyclone Nivar: Around 9, 000 persons evacuated in Vellore region, TiruvannamalaiTamil Nadu Minister for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Sevoor S Ramachandran and district collector Sandeep Nanduri inspected the arrangements at relief centres. |
 | Cyclone Nivar keeps everyone waiting, landfall near Puducherry post-midnightThe slow-moving storm is expected to make the landfall post Wednesday midnight. It has weakened and gained intensity on multiple occasions throughout the day. |
 | Cyclone Nivar: Heavy rains inundate several Chennai localities, shops down shuttersS Damodaran, a resident of Madipakkam who lives near Erikkarrai, said the roads that were recently laid were all inundated. |
