Slideshow | Chennai witnesses heavy rain

Updated - November 07, 2021 at 04:52 PM.

Heavy to very heavy rain is likely to occur across Tamil Nadu over the next few days

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Two wheelers wading through the storm water on Radhakrishnan salai due to heavy downpour The weather forecast indicates a low pressure in the Bay of Bengal on November 9.

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A delivery personnel's vehicle stops in waterlogged Mandaveli in Chennai. ▲

The waterlogged service lane on the Marina in Chennai as the city has been experiencing continuous rains. ▲

The inundated Sivaswamy Salai in Mylapore due to heavy downpour on Sunday morning.

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Waterlogging near Gemini flyover in Chennai as the city experiences continuous rains. ▲

The Marina beach inundated due to heavy downpour in Chennai on Sunday morning .

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View of a waterlogged area following heavy rain in Chennai, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2021. A flood alert has been sounded to people living in Chennai suburbs.

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Commuters wade through a waterlogged area following heavy rain in Chennai, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2021. A flood alert has been sounded to people living in Chennai suburbs.

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Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin inspects rain-affected areas in Chennai ▲

Heavy rain lashed the city, Residents waiting for welfare assistance from the chief minister at MGR nagar, Kolathur on Sunday in Chennai.

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Water logging on Kolathur,Thillai Nagar during the rain on Sunday in Chennai.

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Heavy rains lashed Chennai and its suburban areas overnight leading to all round water-logging and authorities on Sunday sounded a preliminary flood alert to people as three city reservoirs were opened in a phased manner to release surplus water.

As per the Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC), Chennai.As of November 7 morning, Nungambakkam had recorded 215.3 mm rainfall.

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