The aftermath of Cyclone Michaung has plunged Tripura into chaos, as heavy rains persistently lash the region, affecting the lives of its residents. The Meteorological Department has issued a stern warning, indicating a high likelihood of substantial rainfall in North Tripura district in the coming days.
While Tamil Nadu grapples with the severe impact of Cyclone Michaung, Tripura has not been spared from its fury. Chennai and other parts of Tamil Nadu have witnessed extensive flooding, leading to the unfortunate loss of eight lives in the capital city. The cyclone's reach has extended to Tripura, causing incessant rains throughout the day, disrupting normal life and prompting concerns among the residents.
The maximum temperature for the day in Tripura was recorded at 21.8 degrees Celsius with a minimum of 19.2 degrees Celsius according to the Meteorological Department. Rainfall accumulation reached 32.8 mm by 5:30 pm today. The forecast for tomorrow predicts a high of 25 degrees and a low of 19 degrees Celsius with the likelihood of light rain in most areas of Tripura.
As the state braces for the continuing impact of Cyclone Michaung, authorities are on high alert, especially in North Tripura district, where heavy rainfall is anticipated. Residents are urged to exercise caution, stay updated on weather advisories, and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety in the face of ongoing weather challenges.
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