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The Monsoon's Unyielding Rhythm: As Rain Lashes Tamil Nadu, Schools Declare Another Day Off

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  • October 23, 2025
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The Monsoon's Unyielding Rhythm: As Rain Lashes Tamil Nadu, Schools Declare Another Day Off

As the skies over Tamil Nadu continue to weep, several coastal districts, including the bustling metropolis of Chennai, have once again declared a school holiday for Monday, October 21, 2024. The decision, handed down by respective District Collectors, comes amidst forecasts of persistent heavy rainfall and an unwavering monsoon spell that has already disrupted daily life for many.

For the students and parents in Chennai, Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram, and Villupuram, the sound of rain might now be synonymous with an unexpected day off.

This marks a continuation of a pattern, as these very districts, along with Tiruvannamalai, had also observed a school holiday just the day before, on Sunday, October 20, underlining the intensity and consistency of the current weather system.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has painted a clear picture of the brewing weather, issuing a 'Yellow Alert' for coastal Tamil Nadu and Puducherry.

Their predictions point towards a likelihood of heavy to very heavy rainfall lashing these regions. Such alerts are not taken lightly, especially in areas prone to waterlogging and disruptions during the monsoon season.

While a holiday might sound like a treat for some, for countless families, it presents a logistical challenge.

Parents often scramble to find alternative care, and daily routines are thrown into disarray. Beyond the classroom, the relentless downpour impacts commuters, local businesses, and essential services, transforming the vibrant streets into waterlogged arteries and slowing the pace of life.

Authorities remain vigilant, closely monitoring the weather patterns and preparedness measures.

The repeated declarations of school holidays serve as a crucial step in ensuring the safety of children, preventing them from having to navigate potentially treacherous conditions to reach their schools. As the monsoon progresses, residents are advised to stay updated with local weather advisories and take necessary precautions to ensure their well-being.

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