In many southern Indian towns, travel arrangements may be impacted by the intense temperature and monsoon rainfall. Contrary to Mumbai and Goa, Chennai experiences its most rainfall from August to December, with peaks in October and November. Chennai is warm and muggy all year long, but between April and July, it becomes harsher. The optimum months to travel are thus only January, February, and March.
Greatest Climate:
The warmish period, which lasts from January to March, is when there is the most sunlight, the least amount of heat (yet), the least amount of dampness, and it may not be rainfall for many days. The transition from mild to extreme heat occurs in April, May, and June, and the increasing dampness is especially noticeable. Chennai experiences most of its rainfall during the northeast monsoon season from October to mid-December, which misses out on the monsoon that batters Mumbai and Goa on the west side from June to September. At this time of year, violent tornadoes and hurricanes are typical, and water infiltration may also affect vacation plans.
Ideal Time for Honeymoons:
The honeymoon period is the middle of December through early April. In the remaining months of the year, stay away from the hot temperatures, high dampness, and monsoon season rainfall if possible.
Ideal Period for Nightlife:
It seldom rains between January and June. Even though the nightlife in this Tamil-dominated city is somewhat subdued, today is the most fantastic time to go out and party and bar hopping.
The right moment to save money:
The ideal period to spend pennies is May through November. Hotel prices and airfare are at their cheapest during the rainy season and its lead-up since this is the most sought-after and costly travel season.
Satisfyingly mild nighttime temperatures and day after day of warmer climate that isn’t oppressively warm or muggy. Possibly 1 or 2 days of rainfall each month. Since Chennai is not a well-known vacation destination, it is not significantly impacted by increased travel demand and accommodation costs throughout the Christmas and New Years holidays. Before the peak of the summer’s intensity and warmth (May and June) and after the worst of the rainy season is the shoulder season (April and December), which is also an excellent time to travel (July to November).
Even though early December might still be rainy and April can still be warm and muggy, the walkways are tidy by the end of the year, and the gardens are in full bloom. The weather in Chennai is not the best for tourism. Before the rainy season’s maximum rainfall in October, November, and early December, when thunderstorms are more common, the heat and humidity increase in May and June. Hotel costs decrease when the number of visitors declines, but give yourself more opportunities to get around because the rainy season may hinder your vacation schedule.
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