The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has provided a snapshot of the rainfall recorded at various manual observatories across Tamil Nadu, offering insights into the diverse precipitation patterns on January 9, 2024.
Rainfall Data:
- Pamban: The observatory at Pamban reported a substantial 62mm of rainfall during the period from 0830 hrs IST to 1430 hrs IST. This significant amount indicates noteworthy weather activity in the region.
- Atiramapattinam: Following closely, Atiramapattinam recorded 16mm of rainfall during the same timeframe. The data showcases variations in precipitation across different locations in Tamil Nadu.
- Tondi: Tondi reported a modest rainfall of 07mm, contributing to the overall weather observations in the region. The variability in rainfall highlights the localized nature of weather phenomena.
- Kanyakumari: The observatory at Kanyakumari documented 04mm of rainfall, indicating a comparatively lower amount. Understanding these variations is crucial for assessing the impact on local ecosystems.
- Coimbatore: Coimbatore experienced 06mm of rainfall during the specified period. This data aids in understanding the distribution of precipitation and its implications for agriculture and water resources.
Weather Insights:
The IMD’s meticulous recording of rainfall at manual observatories provides valuable insights into the dynamic weather patterns across Tamil Nadu. Such data is instrumental in forecasting, agricultural planning, and managing water resources in the region.
Regional Variability:
The diverse range of rainfall recorded at different observatories emphasizes the importance of localized weather monitoring. Understanding these variations helps authorities and communities prepare for potential impacts on infrastructure, agriculture, and daily life.
