IMD warns of rain, wind and lightning for coastal states
In short
IMD warned that coastal Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Kerala may see heavy rain, thunderstorms, strong winds and lightning as a new depression forms.
The weather may also spread to parts of Central, North-West and East India. The report does not say how severe the impact will be or whether any damage has already happened.
What the reporting says
IMD warned of a wet spell for coastal Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Kerala as a new depression looms, with rain, thunderstorms, high winds and lightning expected across adjoining Central, North-West and East India. The publisher summary says the weather system involves cyclone Arnab’s remnant interacting with an active western disturbance. The immediate impact on travel, farming or damage levels is not stated in the available reporting.
Why it matters
IMD warned of rain, thunderstorms, high winds and lightning across coastal Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Kerala, with conditions also spreading over adjoining Central, North-West and East India. The summary says the system involves cyclone Arnab’s remnant meeting an active western disturbance. The reporting does not state the likely rainfall totals, any warnings issued for specific districts, or the extent of disruption.