Following Cyclone Fengal, which brought heavy rainfall to several districts in Tamil Nadu, the Meteorological Department has announced the possibility of more rain. Cyclone Fengal caused unprecedented heavy rainfall in districts like Villupuram,

Cyclone Fengal took an unusually slow and erratic path, covering 500 km in five days. Classified as unique by meteorologists, it stayed stationary fo

The remnants of Cyclone Fengal continued to bring heavy rainfall and flood situations across Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.

Fengal cyclone brought heavy rainfall and flooding to 14 districts, including Chennai and Villupuram. While the downpour caused significant flooding due to excess water release from Sathanur dam, Chennai's water storage has increased,

Red alert was issued in four districts of Kerala with schools and colleges closed on Tuesday; Heavy rain expected in southern Karnataka

Heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected in a few places while extremely heavy rainfall has been predicted for isolated places in north Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. In view of the worsening weather conditions,

Cyclone Fengal has strengthened significantly, making landfall in Tamil Nadu, with severe weather affecting particularly the northern coastal areas. Strong winds and heavy rain have disrupted suburban train services,

As of Saturday morning, Cyclone Fengal was located 110 km southeast of Chennai and 120 km east-northeast of Puducherry, moving westward at 13 kmph. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts landfall near Puducherry by night,

The Department of Revenue and Disaster Management has set up toll-free numbers 112 and 1077 to receive distress calls from the public. People can also seek help through the WhatsApp number 9488981070.

Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin reviewed the situation across various parts of the state due to Cyclone Fengal. Chief Minister MK Stalin assessed preparedness, interacted with district collectors,