Cyclone Nivar: Chennai Suburban Train Timing to Weather Forecast For Next 5 Days; All Details Here! 

After the deadly Cyclone Nivar crossed the coast near Puducherry in the early hours of Thursday morning, it seems to have weakened into a cyclonic storm over coastal Tamil Nadu and it is set to further weaken in the coming hours into a deep depression.   

With this cyclone, nearly three people have died and at least 2.25 lakh people, including 39,886 children, have been sheltered in 3,042 government relief camps due to cyclone Nivar in Tamil Nadu. 

According to an Indian Express report, the cyclone crossed the coast from 2330 IST on November 25 to 0230 IST of November 26 with estimated wind speeds of 120-130 kmph. IMD further stated that the cyclone would continue to move north-northwest wards and is expected to further weaken to a cyclonic storm.

Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami visited a relief camp in Devanampattinam of Cuddalore district to meet people affected by Cyclone Nivar. He is also distributing relief materials among them. 

Among the worst affected areas in Chennai- Ram Nagar in Velachery, parts of Madipakkam, Puzhuthivakkam, Pulianthope and KK Nagar are completely waterlogged. Taking a look at the damages caused by the cyclone, due to heavy rains and gusty winds many huts, houses, electric poles and crops have been affected in parts of Vellore, Tirupathur and Ranipet districts.

As per Southern Railway information, special suburban trains for workmen, a section of corporation workers and media will be resumed in a phased manner. These trains will operate from 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm. 

Below is the regional Meteorological Centre forecast for Chennai and its neighbouring are:

For the next 24 hours, the sky condition is likely to be overcast. Thunderstorm accompanied by light to moderate rain likely to occur. Maximum and minimum temperatures are likely to be 27 ºC and 24 ºC respectively.

For the next 48 hours, the sky condition is likely to be generally cloudy. Thunderstorm with light to moderate rain is likely to occur. Maximum and minimum temperatures are likely to be 29 ºC and 24 ºC respectively.

Looking into the weather forecast for TN and Puducherry for the next five days:

26 November: Thunderstorm with Light to Moderate rain is likely to occur at a few places over North Tamil Nadu,  Puducherry and Karaikal area;  Light rain is likely to occur at isolated places over South Tamilnadu.

27 November: Thunderstorm with  Light to Moderate rain is likely to occur at a few places over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal area.

28 November: Thunderstorm with  Light to Moderate rain is likely to occur at isolated places over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal area.

29 November: Thunderstorm with  Light to Moderate rain is likely to occur at isolated places over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal area.

30 November: Thunderstorm with  Light to Moderate rain is likely to occur at a few places over Coastal Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal area and at isolated places over interior Tamil Nadu.

Heavy rainfall warning: 26 November: Heavy rain likely to occur at isolated places over Vellore, Ranipet, Tirupattur, Tiruvannamalai and Dharmapuri districts of Tamil Nadu.

Thunderstorm warning: On 26 and 30 November, thunderstorms with lightning likely to occur at isolated places over Tamil Nadu. 

#Kapilatheertham waterfall come alive in #Tirupati following heavy rains in #Tirumala hills under influence of #CycloneNivar @NewIndianXpress pic.twitter.com/nVBme3azGx

— TNIE Andhra Pradesh (@xpressandhra) November 26, 2020

Due to cyclone @IMDWeather @metcentre_bng forecast rainfall over most parts of #Karnataka, including #Bengaluru for next 3 days.@NewIndianXpress @XpressBengaluru @santwana99 @KarnatakaSNDMC @CMofKarnataka @RAshokaBJP @Amitsen_TNIE @SkymetWeather @csogok @BengaluruDc pic.twitter.com/z3LeiR9e5E

— Bosky Khanna (@BoskyKhanna) November 26, 2020

Video of River Poiny tributary of Palar in full flow at #Tiruvalam in #Ranipet District #TamilNadu pic.twitter.com/cjjpfJFHR8

— Central Water Commission Official Flood Forecast (@CWCOfficial_FF) November 26, 2020

Tamil Nadu and Puducherry have declared a public holiday today. As many trains and flights have been cancelled and all three ports in Chennai have been closed. Bus services in 7 districts have also been halted.

Follow #CycloneNivar LIVE updates here👇https://t.co/1GyRuUZUtS

— The New Indian Express (@NewIndianXpress) November 25, 2020

Heavy rain due to #CycloneNivar flooded the streets in Andhra Pradesh's Tirupati. #CycloneNivarUpdate

Express Photos | @KanchiMadhav @xpressandhra @shibasahu2012 pic.twitter.com/btkzoqpKNZ

— The New Indian Express (@NewIndianXpress) November 26, 2020

Tamil Nadu fire rescue personnel and NDRF team rescue people at Mudichur in Tambaram. #CycloneNivarUpdate #NivarCyclone

Express Video | @ashwinacharya05 @xpresstn @shibasahu2012 pic.twitter.com/I8M6UNedB0

— The New Indian Express (@NewIndianXpress) November 26, 2020

Normal life was disrupted due to #CycloneNivar in Tamil Nadu's Vellore. #CycloneNivarUpdate

Express Photos | @dineshskumar15 @xpresstn @shibasahu2012 pic.twitter.com/3WGBFIGmbm

— The New Indian Express (@NewIndianXpress) November 26, 2020

Corporation workers were seen cutting down a tree to clear Radha Krishnan Salai in Chennai's Mylapore. #CycloneNivar

Express Video | @ddmallick @xpresstn @shibasahu2012 pic.twitter.com/2O0oyeME9B

— The New Indian Express (@NewIndianXpress) November 26, 2020