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Schools Closed In Chennai, Tiruvallur Districts Amid Heavy Rain Forecast
Following days of relentless rainfall triggered by Cyclonic Storm Ditwah over the Bay of Bengal, authorities have announced school closures in Chennai and Tiruvallur districts as a precautionary measure to ensure student safety.
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Schools, Colleges Shut Today In Chennai Due To Rain Triggered By Cyclone Ditwah
School, Colleges Closure Today: Parts of northern Tamil Nadu recorded heavy rainfall this morning as the system moved inland, while Chennai experienced moderate showers.
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Cyclone Ditwah: Schools, Colleges To Remain Shut Today In Chennai, Other Districts
Schools and colleges across Chennai, Tiruvallur and Kanchipuram districts will remain closed today following forecasts of heavy rain triggered by Cyclone Ditwah.
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Extreme Rain Alert For Chennai, School Shut Tomorrow
Although Cyclone Dithwa fizzled out without causing major damage along the Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Andhra Pradesh coasts, the deep depression it weakened into is now expected to unleash isolated extremely heavy rains over parts of Chennai.
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Cyclone Ditwah Highlights: Cyclone Ditwah May Come Within 30 Km Of Tamil Nadu-Puducherry Coast By Evening
Cyclone Ditwah stayed close to the Tamil Nadu-Puducherry coast on Saturday, moving slowly northwards and bringing the risk of strong rain across several southern states now under a red alert.
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Tamil Nadu Braces For Cyclone Ditwah: Dos And Don'ts To Stay Safe
Cyclone Ditwah, now 50 km off the Tamil Nadu coast, is expected to bring extremely heavy rain to Tamil Nadu and Puducherry as it weakens and moves northward without making landfall.
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Cyclone Ditwah Brings Heavy Rain In Tamil Nadu, Rescuers On Standby
Cyclone Ditwah has triggered rain in several araes of Tamil Nadu as it is expected to move parallel to the coastline of the northern parts of the state and Puducherry in the next 24 hours.
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Red Alert In Tamil Nadu, Andhra, Puducherry As Cyclone Ditwah Inches Closer
Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Puducherry need to brace for more torrential rains as cyclone Ditwah is moving towards the Indian coast, the chief of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said today.
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Cyclone Ditwah Highlights: No Landfall Expected, Heavy Rain Forecast In Parts Of Tamil Nadu
Cyclone Ditwah Highlights: Cyclone Ditwah is likely to continue to move north-northwestwards and reach over southwest Bay of Bengal near North Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and adjoining south Andhra Coasts by November 30, the weather agency said.
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54 Flights Cancelled, Schools Shut: Cyclone Ditwah Affects Tamil Nadu
With Cyclone Ditwah steadily advancing towards the north Tamil Nadu and Puducherry coasts, authorities have stepped up preparedness on multiple fronts, from large-scale relief operations to flight cancellations and district-wide holiday notifications
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Cyclone Ditwah: What The Name Means And When It Will Make Landfall
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued alerts for heavy rains, accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning, for Tamil Nadu, Rayalaseema, Andhra Pradesh, and Kerala on Friday, under the influence of cyclonic storm Ditwah'.
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Cyclone Ditwah: Storm Forms Over Bay Of Bengal, Landfall Likely On Tamil Nadu Coast
Mariners have been cautioned against venturing into the southwest Bay of Bengal and adjoining areas until further updates.
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Schools Across India Prepare For Holidays Amid Rising Air Pollution And Cyclone Senyar Threat
Uttar Pradesh and Jammu Kashmir have announced winter vacations extending into early 2026, with staggered dates for different class levels amid cold weather conditions.
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Are Schools In Chennai Closed Today Due To Rain? Here's All You Need To Know
Chennai Schools Closed Today: The southern belt of the state recorded widespread rain on Monday, and the weather department had sounded a heavy rainfall warning.
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Fearing Floods, Chennai Residents Move To Top Floors In Low-Lying Areas
Residents in several low-lying parts of South Chennai - already known flood-prone zones - have begun shifting their belongings to upper floors, fearing inundation ahead of the next spell of rain.
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Schools Closed In Chennai, Tiruvallur Districts Amid Heavy Rain Forecast
Following days of relentless rainfall triggered by Cyclonic Storm Ditwah over the Bay of Bengal, authorities have announced school closures in Chennai and Tiruvallur districts as a precautionary measure to ensure student safety.
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Schools, Colleges Shut Today In Chennai Due To Rain Triggered By Cyclone Ditwah
School, Colleges Closure Today: Parts of northern Tamil Nadu recorded heavy rainfall this morning as the system moved inland, while Chennai experienced moderate showers.
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Cyclone Ditwah: Schools, Colleges To Remain Shut Today In Chennai, Other Districts
Schools and colleges across Chennai, Tiruvallur and Kanchipuram districts will remain closed today following forecasts of heavy rain triggered by Cyclone Ditwah.
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Extreme Rain Alert For Chennai, School Shut Tomorrow
Although Cyclone Dithwa fizzled out without causing major damage along the Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Andhra Pradesh coasts, the deep depression it weakened into is now expected to unleash isolated extremely heavy rains over parts of Chennai.
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Cyclone Ditwah Highlights: Cyclone Ditwah May Come Within 30 Km Of Tamil Nadu-Puducherry Coast By Evening
Cyclone Ditwah stayed close to the Tamil Nadu-Puducherry coast on Saturday, moving slowly northwards and bringing the risk of strong rain across several southern states now under a red alert.
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Tamil Nadu Braces For Cyclone Ditwah: Dos And Don'ts To Stay Safe
Cyclone Ditwah, now 50 km off the Tamil Nadu coast, is expected to bring extremely heavy rain to Tamil Nadu and Puducherry as it weakens and moves northward without making landfall.
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Cyclone Ditwah Brings Heavy Rain In Tamil Nadu, Rescuers On Standby
Cyclone Ditwah has triggered rain in several araes of Tamil Nadu as it is expected to move parallel to the coastline of the northern parts of the state and Puducherry in the next 24 hours.
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Red Alert In Tamil Nadu, Andhra, Puducherry As Cyclone Ditwah Inches Closer
Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Puducherry need to brace for more torrential rains as cyclone Ditwah is moving towards the Indian coast, the chief of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said today.
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Cyclone Ditwah Highlights: No Landfall Expected, Heavy Rain Forecast In Parts Of Tamil Nadu
Cyclone Ditwah Highlights: Cyclone Ditwah is likely to continue to move north-northwestwards and reach over southwest Bay of Bengal near North Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and adjoining south Andhra Coasts by November 30, the weather agency said.
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54 Flights Cancelled, Schools Shut: Cyclone Ditwah Affects Tamil Nadu
With Cyclone Ditwah steadily advancing towards the north Tamil Nadu and Puducherry coasts, authorities have stepped up preparedness on multiple fronts, from large-scale relief operations to flight cancellations and district-wide holiday notifications
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Cyclone Ditwah: What The Name Means And When It Will Make Landfall
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued alerts for heavy rains, accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning, for Tamil Nadu, Rayalaseema, Andhra Pradesh, and Kerala on Friday, under the influence of cyclonic storm Ditwah'.
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Cyclone Ditwah: Storm Forms Over Bay Of Bengal, Landfall Likely On Tamil Nadu Coast
Mariners have been cautioned against venturing into the southwest Bay of Bengal and adjoining areas until further updates.
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Schools Across India Prepare For Holidays Amid Rising Air Pollution And Cyclone Senyar Threat
Uttar Pradesh and Jammu Kashmir have announced winter vacations extending into early 2026, with staggered dates for different class levels amid cold weather conditions.
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Are Schools In Chennai Closed Today Due To Rain? Here's All You Need To Know
Chennai Schools Closed Today: The southern belt of the state recorded widespread rain on Monday, and the weather department had sounded a heavy rainfall warning.
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Fearing Floods, Chennai Residents Move To Top Floors In Low-Lying Areas
Residents in several low-lying parts of South Chennai - already known flood-prone zones - have begun shifting their belongings to upper floors, fearing inundation ahead of the next spell of rain.
