Northeast monsoon likely to set in over south peninsula in the net two to three days
Its arrival will coincide with the withdrawal of Southwest monsoon from the remaining parts of the country, says the Regional Meteorological Centre
The northeast monsoon is set to arrive over the southern peninsula of India in the next two to three days, according to the Regional Meteorological Centre. This shift in weather patterns will follow the withdrawal of the southwest monsoon from other parts of the country. Rainfall in Tamil Nadu is expected to gradually increase from Wednesday, with widespread rain beginning on Thursday.
Traders at the Koyambedu wholesale market market are hopeful that the increased rainfall will help stabilize vegetable prices, which have risen sharply in recent weeks due to low yields in neighboring states.
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