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Kanniyakumari and Thoothukudi districts in India experienced intermittent rainfall and overcast skies as the northeast monsoon season progresses. Kanniyakumari received more significant rainfall, with some areas recording over 30mm. Water levels in key dams are being monitored, and authorities are preparing for potential flood emergencies. Thoothukudi experienced lighter rainfall.

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Northeast Monsoon Brings Rainfall to Kanniyakumari and Thoothukudi, Flood Preparations Underway

NAGERCOIL, October 23, 2025, 08:54 pm IST – Intermittent showers continued across the Kanniyakumari district on Thursday, while overcast skies and light drizzle were reported in Thoothukudi, signaling the continued progression of the northeast monsoon.

Kanniyakumari bore the brunt of the rainfall, with various regions experiencing intermittent showers throughout the day. The Western Ghats and catchment areas have seen significant rainfall since the start of the monsoon season. Nagercoil recorded 30.2 mm of rain, while Kurunthancode received 30.4 mm. Mylaudy (20.2mm) and Colachel (22.2mm) also experienced significant rainfall.

Authorities are closely monitoring water levels in key dams. The Pechiparai dam’s water level stood at 41.82 feet (capacity 48 feet), with an inflow of 639 cusecs and a discharge of 489 cusecs. The Perunchani dam held 65.1 feet of water (capacity 77 feet), with an inflow of 523 cusecs and no discharge.

Kanniyakumari Superintendent of Police, R. Stalin, conducted an inspection of flood rescue equipment and the preparedness of rescue teams at the Armed Reserve camp in Nagercoil on Wednesday. He has instructed the teams to remain vigilant and respond promptly to any emergency situations.

In Thoothukudi, overcast skies and light drizzle prevailed. The district recorded a total of 41 mm of rainfall in the past 24 hours ending at 6:30 a.m. Kalugumalai and Kadamabur both received 14 mm, while Ettayapuram recorded 9 mm.

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