Chennai Weather

Chennai Super Kings host Mumbai Indians tonight in a crucial IPL clash at Chepauk. Both struggling five-time champions are fighting for playoff survival. CSK, currently sixth, faces a ninth-placed MI, who suffered a heavy defeat against them recently. Expect a batting-friendly pitch with dew influencing the second innings.

Both CSK and GT are at a critical juncture in IPL 2026 with identical 3-4 records. GT faces middle-order woes despite strong openers, while CSK battles injuries and player absences, relying heavily on Samson. Today's match at Chepauk, under intense heat, is expected to favor spinners and the team batting first.

Chennai Super Kings, buoyed by a recent win and Sanju Samson's century, host a winless Kolkata Knight Riders. Chepauk's pace-friendly pitch and humid conditions with dew favor the home side. CSK aim to extend KKR's losing streak, while the visitors desperately seek their first victory of the season amidst batting and bowling concerns.

Chennai Super Kings face a crucial home fixture against Delhi Capitals, desperately seeking their first win after three consecutive losses. CSK's batting and bowling have struggled, while DC, in fourth place, appear more settled and confident, especially after ending their Chepauk losing streak last season.

Chennai Super Kings face Punjab Kings in their IPL 2026 home opener, aiming for a significant turnaround after a dismal start. Returning to Chepauk's batting-friendly conditions, CSK hope for a strong performance from their batting lineup, including marquee signing Sanju Samson. Punjab Kings, last season's finalists, arrive with a balanced squad, setting the stage for an exciting encounter.

Chennai residents brace for intense heatwaves and discomfort this summer, with the IMD forecasting at least six to eight days of severe heat between April and June. While rising temperatures are expected, intermittent rainfall might offer temporary respite. Authorities advise staying hydrated and avoiding prolonged sun exposure during this period.

Nungambakkam and Meenambakkam recorded 18.8mm and 33.1mm of rain.

Chennai begins the week with a mild, rain-soaked Sunday, offering a refreshing break from typical August heat. Temperatures will hover between 25.4°C and 28°C, with patchy rain expected all day, intensifying late afternoon. Residents should carry umbrellas. The coming week promises a mix of sun and showers, culminating in a consistently wet weekend, advising flexible plans for outdoor activities.

Chennai is set to experience a return of rainfall, with the IMD forecasting light to moderate showers on Saturday. While heavy rain is expected in southern districts, the city and its suburbs may see thunderstorms and lightning. Temperatures are likely to remain stable, with a maximum around 30-31°C.

The city is set to receive light rain accompanied by misty mornings for the next two days. Sunday is likely to be a cool and cloudy day. As per the IMD forecast, “Light to moderate rain is likely to occur in some areas. Maximum and minimum temperature will be around 28°C and 24°C.”

Chennai braces for a wet Tuesday with a 95% rain chance and temperatures around 28.4°C, advising umbrellas and indoor plans. High humidity will persist. The week ahead sees continued intermittent showers and rising mercury. However, residents can look forward to a sunny Tuesday, August 19, when clear skies are expected to bring a welcome respite from the monsoon downpours.

Chennai is set for a warm day today, July 11, with temperatures peaking at 37.1°C and a high chance of patchy rain in the late afternoon. While winds offer some relief, residents should carry an umbrella. Looking ahead, the city expects a mix of sunshine and scattered showers throughout the week, with July 13 potentially bringing the most intense rainfall.

Chennai anticipates a comfortable July 25, 2025, with partly cloudy skies and pleasant 32.4°C temperatures, ideal for outdoor plans. No rain is expected. However, the week ahead brings a gradual warming trend, with temperatures soaring to 36.1°C by July 28.

Chennai is set for a day of contrasts on July 17, 2025, with temperatures peaking at 35.7°C alongside a 90% chance of moderate rain, expected mainly in the late afternoon. Residents are advised to carry umbrellas and stay hydrated. The city can anticipate continued showers and slightly cooler temperatures throughout the week, offering much-needed relief from the summer heat.

Chennai is set for a warm day today with patchy rain highly likely, temperatures peaking at 36.1°C. The week ahead promises a mix of sporadic showers and gradually rising temperatures, reaching up to 37.6°C by Saturday. Residents should keep umbrellas handy as the monsoon season continues with intermittent rain expected throughout the week.

fter days of on and off patchy rainfall, Chennai has been receiving widespread thundershowers since the early hours of Wednesday due to easterly waves.

Summer is here, and weathermen have forecast warmer temperatures to continue at least for the next one week in the city. There may be a respite if a system that is forming over Andaman Sea moves towards Tamil Nadu by end of next week that is likely to bring widespread rainfall in the state including Chennai.

City residents have been waking up to hazy weather and poor visibility, but hours before the mist arrives, night temperatures have been dropping below normal.

Chennai anticipates a warm day with afternoon rain showers, peaking at 35.4°C, offering cooler evenings. Yesterday's air quality was moderate, but today's rains should enhance it. The city anticipates a week of continued rainfall, promising sustained cooler temperatures and fresher air. Residents should plan for umbrellas and stay hydrated, enjoying improved outdoor conditions.

After some surprise midnight spells in parts of the city on Wednesday, weathermen have forecast light rain likely in the city for the next 48 hours. With a low pressure area likely to develop over Northeast Bay of Bengal around September 20, weather enthusiasts said there are chances of rainfall till this weekend as the system is likely to bring favourable wind patterns for the convective spells.

Many areas in Nandambakkam, on the southern side of the airport, have been flooded following two days of heavy rain.

Chennai is set for a wet and humid Monday, October 27, with moderate rain and temperatures around 24°C. A 95% chance of rain persists throughout the day, expected to further improve yesterday's 'good' air quality (AQI 43). Residents should carry umbrellas and plan for indoor activities.

Chennai braces for a warm, wet October 10, 2025, with moderate rain expected throughout the day and temperatures between 25.3°C and 32°C. High humidity will persist, with afternoon showers intensifying. Yesterday's air quality was moderate (AQI 80), and while rain might help, caution is advised. Residents should carry umbrellas, as consistent rain and humidity are forecast for the coming week.

Chennai anticipates a warm, humid day with an 83% chance of rain, peaking at 34.8°C. Residents should keep umbrellas handy for potential late afternoon showers. The week ahead promises continued intermittent rain and warm temperatures, with higher chances on Tuesday and Wednesday. Stronger winds are expected later in the week, but Sunday offers clearer skies for outdoor activities.

Chennai anticipates a warm and showery Sunday, June 29, with temperatures reaching 37.5°C and an 86% chance of patchy rain. Residents are advised to carry umbrellas and stay hydrated. The coming week will see fluctuating temperatures and intermittent showers, reflecting typical monsoon patterns. Prepare for a dynamic weather week ahead, balancing heat with refreshing rain spells.

The city has been experiencing consistent sharp spells since Tuesday night due to a well-marked low pressure hovering closer to Kanyakumari region. IMD has forecast light to moderate rains to continue over the city for the next 24 hours.

The city’s residents, who had been sweltering in the heat for the past few days, got some relief when some areas received rain on Monday morning.