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Cyclone Burevi Causes Heavy Rainfall In Tamil Nadu And Kerala-View
Tamil Nadu And Kerala Records Heavy Rainfalls Due To Cyclone Burevi. Operations At The Trivandrum International Airport Were Paused Due To Extreme Weather Conditions
The India Meteorological Department few days ago warned the Southern region of heavy rainfall in Tamil Nadu and Kerala till December 5, due to the Cyclone Burevi. These locations recorded heavy rainfalls and the videos are going viral on the internet today. Following the extreme weather conditions, the Trivandrum airport operations were kept on hold today.
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As per the reports, a total of nine services were affected including seven domestic and two international services due to the cyclone. The Cyclone Burevi has weakened into a deep depression and as per the meteorological department it will cross the Tamil Nadu coast on December. Experts also predicted that the Burevi might also affect Sri Lankan coast. Here, check out the videos:
30 mins ago…
Rain gods got mad 😬#CycloneBurevi pic.twitter.com/ec9h7DiW6y— Fifty Shades Crazy (@Lovely_Paba) December 2, 2020
Waterlogging reported in #ChamiersRoad at Nandanam #CycloneBurevi pic.twitter.com/HsIxH0PGex
— Bharathi S. P. (@aadhirabharathi) December 4, 2020
Heavy #Rains around #Thanjavur #Delta #CycloneBurevi #Tamilnadurains video credits @kalai_tnj #NEM2020 #COMK pic.twitter.com/mxXNYlX8p1
— ChennaiRains (COMK) (@ChennaiRains) December 3, 2020
“Owing to Burevi Cyclone”🌊💨
Location: Rameshwaram, Ramanathapuram District #Burevi #CycloneBurevi #Cyclone #TamilNadu #RainAlert #Rameshwaram pic.twitter.com/kQ7LcGuHVD— 𝑺𝒂𝒓𝒂𝒃𝒐𝒈𝒊 (@Sarabogi07) December 2, 2020
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