As Cyclone Ditwah intensifies over the Bay of Bengal and continues its movement toward the Tamil Nadu–Puducherry coastline, parents and students are anxiously awaiting official updates regarding school closures for November 30.
According to early inputs from district administrations and education authorities, precautionary measures are being reviewed hour-by-hour as the system strengthens into a severe storm. Heavy rainfall, strong winds and rough sea conditions are expected to lash coastal regions over the next 24 hours.
While some districts have already declared local holidays earlier this week due to continuous rain, the decision for November 30 will depend on tonight’s updated weather bulletin from the IMD.
Officials have clarified that schools in highly affected coastal belts are likely to receive updated instructions late at night or early morning, depending on landfall proximity.
Cyclone Ditwah has brought significant disruption across the region, with authorities urging residents in vulnerable zones to remain on alert. Emergency teams, NDRF units, and local administrations have been put on standby as rainfall is forecast to intensify.
Parents and students are advised to monitor official announcements through district collectorates and state education department bulletins. Many districts are expected to issue final confirmations depending on rainfall intensity, wind speed and evacuation requirements.
