Heavy Rainfall Expected in Coimbatore and Southern Tamil Nadu

Coimbatore Weatherman Santosh Krishnan forecasts heavy rainfall in parts of Coimbatore and other southern districts of Tamil Nadu today and tomorrow.


Coimbatore: Coimbatore's weatherman, Santosh Krishnan, has announced the likelihood of heavy rainfall in multiple areas of the Kongu region and the southern districts of Tamil Nadu for both today and tomorrow, May 21st.

Santosh Krishnan indicated that Coimbatore district will experience significant rainfall shortly, with the onset expected within a few hours. He also mentioned that similar conditions would prevail across Kerala.

Heavy rains are expected to persist until Friday, May 24, 2024, before starting to decrease, as per the forecasts provided.

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