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These States Are Likely To See Heavy Rain During Diwali Week: IMD's Latest Forecast

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The HinduThese States Are Likely To See Heavy Rain During Diwali Week: IMD's Latest Forecast
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An upper air cyclonic circulation over south TN and neighbourhood would bring widespread rainfall, says V.R. Durai, Head, Regional Weather Forecasting Centre

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