Tamil Nadu will have mostly dry and warm weather on Saturday, 31 October 2026 but isolated places in the state may get light rain. Brief showers are likely at a few places over Tamil Nadu Puducherry Karaikal: Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) Chennai said.
Daytime temperatures will also be above normal in some districts, resulting in warm and humid afternoons. Rainfall is not expected over large areas but coastal residents and districts near the Western Ghats may get occasional showers.
The forecast is that northeast monsoon activity will be relatively weak over most of Tamil Nadu on Saturday.
Tamil Nadu Rain Forecast for October 31
The weather department has predicted light rainfall at isolated places in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal.
Southern Tamil Nadu and districts close to Western Ghats may get brief showers more frequently but rainfall is not likely to be widespread or continuous.
Northern and interior districts are likely to be dry with partly cloudy skies in places during the afternoon and evening.
The weather conditions can differ between neighbouring districts some are briefly wet and others dry.
People who are going outside or travelling between districts should keep an eye on local weather forecasts as isolated showers may develop during the day.
Chennai Weather Today: Temperature May Reach 36°C
Partly cloudy skies and mainly dry weather is expected in Chennai on Saturday.
The maximum temperature is expected to be around 35 to 36 degrees Celsius and the minimum temperature between 25 and 26 degrees Celsius.
While there could be some clouds around, it will stay warm and humid all day long across the city.
The India Meteorological Department’s recent reports show that temperatures in Chennai have also been above normal. On October 30, the maximum temperature was recorded at Meenambakkam as 35.6 degree Celsius and Nungambakkam as 35.4 degree Celsius.
Residents should be aware of warm afternoons when travelling or working outdoors.
Temperatures Expected to Remain Above Normal
The weather forecast says that maximum temperatures may be 2 to 3 degrees Celsius above normal at isolated places in parts of Tamil Nadu.
The warmth will help to keep daytime temperatures warm though some areas may see light rain.
Humidity can also make outdoor conditions uncomfortable (especially coastal districts).
People who spend extended periods outdoors should drink water, wear light clothing and not be in the sun unnecessarily during hot hours.
Will the Northeast Monsoon Bring More Rain?
The northeast monsoon is an important rainfall season for Tamil Nadu (especially coastal and southern districts).
However rainfall activity is expected to be relatively weak across much of the state on October 31.
Isolated showers are possible but widespread rain is not expected during the day. Weather may change in the days to come and some forecasts suggest that rainfall activity could increase from 1 November onwards.
Residents should continue to monitor updates from the Regional Meteorological Centre in Chennai (especially if there are thunderstorms and lightning).
Weather Advisory for Residents and Fishermen
Heavy rainfall is not expected across Tamil Nadu on Saturday but people should be aware of changing local weather conditions.
Here are some precautions to follow:
- Carry an umbrella when you travel to areas where isolated showers are expected.
- Stay hydrated during warm afternoon conditions.
- Don’t stand under trees or near exposed structures during thunderstorms.
- Check official weather advisories before planning outdoor activities.
- Fishermen should check IMD warnings and sea-condition updates before going into the sea.
Tamil Nadu Weather Outlook
Tamil Nadu will have warm weather with partly cloudy skies and isolated light rain on October 31.
Most districts are expected to be dry but south, coastal areas and districts near the Western Ghats may get brief showers.
Chennai is likely to remain warm with the maximum temperature of 35 to 36 degrees Celsius.
As northeast monsoon conditions change, residents should check district forecasts for rainfall/thunderstorms and temperature changes.
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