Tomorrow School Holiday (4 December) Highlights: Check States And City-Wise School Closure Updates Due To Severe AQI, Cyclone 'Ditwah', Heavy Rain & Festivals

Holiday declared for Chennai schools tomorrow, December 4, following persistent rainfall across the city today.

Due to Cyclone Ditwah, the delta and northern districts of Tamil Nadu received good rainfall. Chennai also received heavy rains at various places.

Similarly, Chennai's suburban districts of Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram and Thiruvallur also received heavy rain. In this situation, a holiday has been declared for schools tomorrow (December 4) as a precautionary measure due to heavy rain.

In that regard, District Collector Rashmith Siddharth Jagade has declared a holiday for schools only in Chennai tomorrow. Similarly, District Collector Pratap has announced that a holiday will be declared for schools only in Tiruvallur district tomorrow. Due to this, school students are immersed in celebration.

Schools in Chennai and Tiruvallur districts of Tamil Nadu will remain closed on Thursday, December 4, 2025, due to persistent heavy rainfall caused by Cyclone Ditwah. In other states and districts, most schools will function as usual, with decisions on local closures made by respective district administrations based on weather conditions

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for seven Tamil Nadu districts; Thiruvallur, Chennai, Kancheepuram, Chengalpattu, Ranipet, Nilgiris, and Coimbatore (Ghat areas); as heavy rainfall continues due to the remnants of Cyclone Ditwah. The system, which has weakened into a deep depression and later a low-pressure area, is still causing intense showers across the region.

Additionally, the IMD has cautioned about thunderstorms accompanied by lightning in several places, including Puducherry, Karaikal and many parts of Tamil Nadu. Authorities have urged residents to stay alert, avoid waterlogged areas, and follow safety advisories as unstable weather conditions persist.

Heavy rains lashed Chennai, Tiruvallur, Chengalpattu, and Kanchipuram, flooding neighbourhoods and main roads. In Red Hills, nine people trapped in their homes were rescued by Fire and Rescue Service personnel using boats and taken to relief camps.

Wednesday marked the third consecutive day of rain, disrupting normal life. Small businesses reported losses due to low footfall, while vehicular traffic slowed in several districts. Due to Cyclone Ditwah and its impact, many parts of Tamil Nadu have been experiencing continuous rainfall for the past week. In light of this, schools may be declared closed in some districts tomorrow, December 4, 2025.

According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the rainfall is expected to continue tomorrow, December 4. Due to heavy rains, schools in Chennai, Chengalpattu, Tiruvallur, Kanchipuram, Kallakurichi, Ranipet and Villupuram districts have been declared holiday today, December 3.

The respective district collectors will decide on declaring a holiday tomorrow, Thursday, depending on the situation.

As December 4 approaches, many students and parents are wondering whether schools will remain open, especially in areas experiencing heavy rain and Cyclone 'Ditwah'. As per the current situation, most states in India will have a regular working day on December 4, with schools operating as usual. There is no national holiday or scheduled closure on this date.

However, weather conditions may affect certain southern districts. Cyclone Ditwah, moving closer to the coasts of Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and southern Andhra Pradesh, is bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall. Due to this, some districts may declare a holiday for schools depending on local conditions.

 Schools in Tamil Nadu (Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, and Chengalpattu) districts were closed on Wednesday due to heavy rainfall triggered by Cyclone Ditwah remnants. Authorities are expected to make an official announcement regarding Thursday's holiday status by Wednesday evening based on the evolving weather conditions. Parents and students should check local official announcements for confirmation.

Schools in these Delhi-NCR region are generally operating as usual, with no current weather-related or festival-based holidays announced for tomorrow. Air quality in Delhi remains a concern, but no specific holiday has been declared as of now

Chennai schools were closed today due to heavy rain and an IMD warning. As of now, there is no update on schools being closed tomorrow.

Schools across the state will remain shut on December 5 due to a statewide strike called by the Principals' Association.

Authorities are monitoring the situation closely in several districts due to ongoing heavy rainfall and waterlogging conditions related to Cyclone Ditwah's residual effects.

Official Closures:  There is currently no official announcement of a school holiday for Thursday, December 4, 2025.

Weather Alerts:  An 'Orange Alert' for heavy rain has been issued for districts including Chennai, Tiruvallur, Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram, Ranipet, Nilgiris, and Coimbatore.

As of now, there is no official confirmation on whether the schools and colleges in Chennai will remain closed on December 4, Thursday. But since Chennai has been battling incessant rainfall from the past few days, there are chances that the educational institutions might remain close on Thursday. Parents and students are advised to get in touch with the school authorities for the latest information.

As per the latest update (December 3, 2025), there is no statewide school holiday in Andhra Pradesh tomorrow, December 4, 2025, due to the rain. 

The decision to close schools due to heavy rain is made by individual district collectors based on local conditions and weather alerts.

While some southern districts, such as Nellore, Annamalai, and Tirupati, had a holiday on December 3, 2025, due to the impact of Cyclone Ditwah, the situation on December 4 depends entirely on local official announcements.

- Holidays for tomorrow, Thursday, December 4, 2025, have not yet been officially confirmed across Tamil Nadu. Districts under an 'Orange Alert' or experiencing persistent waterlogging, such as Chennai, Chengalpattu, Kanchipuram, Tiruvallur, Coimbatore, and Ranipet, are more likely to be closed.

- Schools in several districts, including Chennai, Tiruvallur, Chengalpattu, Kanchipuram, Villupuram, Ranipet, and Kallakurichi, were closed today (December 3) due to heavy rains caused by Cyclone Ditvaah. The weather system is expected to move inland, bringing more rain to isolated areas.

The Kerala government has announced holidays in different parts of the state on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, and Thursday, December 11, 2025, to facilitate the conduct of the 2025 local body elections

December 21 to 28, 2025 – Extended Christmas break in Christian minority schools

December 25, 2025 – Official Christmas holiday for all government and private schools

Private schools – May add 2–3 extra days depending on the school management decision

Schools in Chennai, Chengalpattu, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, Kallakurichi, Ranipet, and Villupuram districts were closed on December 3, and a holiday is possible in more than five districts for December 4 if conditions worsen.

As of Wednesday, December 3, 2025, schools in most major cities in India, including Delhi-NCR, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, and Bihar, will operate as usual on Thursday, December 4, 2025. 

However, some districts in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry have declared holidays for Thursday, December 4, due to heavy rainfall and weather alerts. 

Note:  Parents and students are advised to check official announcements from their respective local district administration or school authorities for the most accurate and up-to-date information before Thursday morning. 

Schools across the state will remain shut on December 5 due to a statewide strike called by the Principals' Association.

Jammu and Kashmir schools shut on 5 December for Sheikh Abdullah Jayanti. Meghalaya observes holidays on 12 and 18 December. Chhattisgarh marks a holiday on 18 December.

Due to a heavy rainfall triggered by Cyclone Ditwah, Education Minister A. Namachivayam has announced a shutdown of all government, government-aided, and private schools in Puducherry today, December 3, 2025.

A local holiday has been announced in Kanyakumari for December 3, 2025, due to the Kottar Peralaya festival. Large crowds from across Tamil Nadu and Kerala are expected, and authorities declared the holiday to ensure smooth conduct and effective crowd management.

Many schools in parts of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh are using the holiday to fix damage, clearing waterlogging in grounds, and checking building safety before reopening.

Due to heavy and continuous rainfall, Chennai District Collector Rashmi Siddharth Zagade has ordered the closure of all educational institutions today, December 3, 2025. Similarly, Tiruvallur district authorities have also announced a holiday, prioritising students’ safety and well-being amid the adverse weather conditions.

The University of Madras has announced the postponement of all UG, PG and professional degree exams scheduled for Wednesday, given the downpour. According to a notice issued by the Registrar, Prof. Rita John, the fresh dates for the theory examinations will be announced soon.

Apart from bad weather, schools in Tiruvannamalai are closed today due to the popular Karthigai Deepam festival at the Sri Arunachaleswarar (Annamalaiyar) Temple, which will attract lakhs of devotees from various parts of the state. Therefore, to avoid large crowds and ensure smooth management, the authorities decided to give a day off to the students.

Southern Andhra Pradesh is on alert as Cyclone Ditwah approaches. Authorities have declared a school holiday on December 3, 2025 in Nellore and Annamayya districts. 

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued red alerts for below mentioned districts:

• Chennai
• Thiruvallur
• Chengalpattu
• Kancheepuram

Local holidays have been declared only for schools, colleges and government offices in Kanyakumari district. 

Schools are closed today, Wednesday, December 3, 2025, in specific districts in Tamil Nadu and the Union Territory of Puducherry due to heavy rainfall and the impact of Cyclone Ditwah.

Chennai:  Schools and colleges in these districts are closed.

Kanniyakumari:  A local holiday has been declared for all schools, colleges, and government offices for the Kottar Peralaya festival.

Puducherry:  Schools have been declared a holiday.

 A holiday has been declared for schools and colleges in Chennai tomorrow due to continuous rains due by a low pressure area.

Yes, a school holiday has been declared for Wednesday, December 3, 2025, in several districts of Tamil Nadu, including Chennai and Tiruvallur, due to persistent heavy rainfall and waterlogging caused by the lingering effects of Cyclone Ditwah.

In Haryana, some schools in Kurukshetra district may remain closed tomorrow for students who are participating in the upcoming international Gita Mahotsav recitation event; regular classes continue elsewhere.

A few districts in Goa are expected to declare school holidays tomorrow due to festival observances and local administrative decisions.

Chennai district collector Rashmi Siddharth Zagade declared a holiday for schools and colleges in the city on Wednesday due to heavy rain.

Also, schools in Tiruvallur district will remain closed on Wednesday.

University of Madras has postponed the semester exams scheduled for Wednesday.

The remnant of Cyclone Ditwah, now a deep depression, is stationed over the southwest Bay of Bengal and is expected to move closer to the Chennai–Puducherry–South AP coastline. This has resulted in continuous heavy to extremely heavy spells with gusty winds (40–60 km/h) and waterlogging in several coastal regions.

The Regional Meteorological Centre forecasts light to moderate rain across Tamil Nadu, with isolated thunderstorms and lightning expected in the region.

There will be a local holiday in Tiruvannamalai district tomorrow i.e. 3rd December, due to the Karthigai Deepam festival in Andhra Pradesh.

Authorities in Chennai, Tiruvallur, and Chengalpet may officially declare a holiday tomorrow ( 3 December) due to continuing heavy rainfall associated with Cyclone Ditwah.

Schools and colleges will also remain closed in many districts of Andhra Pradesh, including Tiruvannamalai, where the Karthigai Deepam festival is being celebrated.

The table lists Tamil Nadu districts that may experience heavy rain and shows the likely possibility of a school holiday on December 3, 2025.

Local holidays have been declared inthe  Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu on the occasion of the Kottar Peralaya festival. Every year, the Kottar Peralaya festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm. In this festival, not only the people of the Kumari district, but also devotees from districts including Nellai, Thoothukudi, and Tenkasi will participate.

All government offices, educational institutions, and state-affiliated organisations in Tiruvannamalai district will remain closed on December 3, except where examinations are already scheduled.

-The holiday is granted exclusively for the district, considering the scale of the Maha Deepam event.

-To compensate, Saturday, December 13, will be observed as a working day.

-Since this is not a public holiday under the Negotiable Instruments Act, district treasuries and sub-treasuries will operate with minimal staff.

Local holidays have been declared only for schools, colleges and government offices in Kanyakumari district. That is, local holidays have been declared on the occasion of the Kottar Peralaya festival. Every year, the Kottar Peralaya festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm. In this festival, not only the people of Kumari district, but also devotees from districts including Nellai, Thoothukudi, Tenkasi will participate.

Tamil Nadu will observe special district holidays on December 3 (Wednesday) for religious events, while rain-affected areas will remain under a lockdown alert as heavy rains continue to lash the state due to the remnants of Cyclone Ditvaah.

The Arunachaleswarar (Annamalaiyar) Temple in Tiruvannamalai will hold a puja on December 3, attracting lakhs of devotees from across the state. To manage the massive influx of pilgrims and ensure a smooth celebration of the festival, the Tiruvannamalai District Collector has declared a local holiday in the district.

As of Tuesday, December 2, 2025, a school holiday has been officially declared for Wednesday, December 3, 2025, in Chennai, Tiruvallur, Chengalpattu, and Kanchipuram districts of Tamil Nadu due to expected heavy rainfall from a deep depression in the Bay of Bengal.

School Holiday Details for December 3, 2025:

Affected Districts: Schools and colleges in Chennai, Tiruvallur, Chengalpattu, and Kanchipuram districts will remain closed due to forecasts of very heavy rain.

Reason:  The decision was made by district authorities as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of students and staff amidst the weather alerts and potential waterlogging caused by the deep depression (previously Cyclone Ditwah).

Puducherry & Karaikal: Moderate rainfall is expected, and there is a possibility that authorities may also declare a holiday, but an official announcement for December 3 is pending

-21 to 28 December 2025 – Extended Christmas holidays in Christian-minority schools

-25 December 2025 – Christmas Day holiday for all schools

-24 to 26 December 2025 – Possible holidays in some private schools (tentative)

Additional holidays – May vary based on school management decisions

No, there are no updates on school closures in Puducherry tomorrow.

Tamil Nadu Disaster Management Minister K.S.S.R. Ramachandran said three people have died in Tamil Nadu in rain-related incidents caused by Cyclone Ditavahara. A total of 334 people have been confirmed dead in Sri Lanka so far, ANI reported. Authorities are battling rising floodwaters in parts of the capital, Colombo, which was badly hit by a powerful cyclone.

In view of the heavy rainfall expected due to Cyclone Ditvaah, schools in Chennai, Tiruvallur, and Kanchipuram districts will be closed on December 2nd. This order applies to both government and private schools in these areas. Colleges in all three areas will also be closed. However, no official information has yet been released regarding the holiday tomorrow, December 3rd.

Today, Wednesday, December 3, 2025, most schools in India are expected to be open as it is a regular working day. However, specific districts may have declared holidays due to local conditions, particularly weather or regional events. 

• Tamil Nadu: Schools in Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, and Chengalpattu were closed on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, due to heavy rainfall and the impact of Cyclone Ditwah. Authorities in these districts monitor the situation daily. For the latest status for Wednesday, parents and students should check official announcements from their local district collector or school administration.

• Other Regions: Schools in most other major Indian cities and states are likely to be open. There is no national public or festival holiday scheduled for Wednesday, December 3, 2025

No, there is no update on school closures in Puducherry tomorrow. However, schools in Chennai and three other districts of Tamil Nadu have been closed today, and this may be extended tomorrow due to the red alert. However, there is no official update yet on tomorrow's school holiday.

Schools, colleges shut today in Chennai, Tiruvallur and Kanchipuram due to rain alert. The decision was taken by district authorities late on Monday as a precautionary measure.

Chennai District Collector Roshni Siddharth Jagade announced that all educational institutions in the district would observe a holiday on December 2 due to weather alerts. Similar orders were issued by the District Collectors of Tiruvallur and Kanchipuram.

Chennai has been experiencing incessant rain since morning, leaving major roads and residential areas heavily waterlogged. Vehicles crawled through the submerged areas, and several main roads were jammed with traffic as commuters struggled to navigate through the flooded areas.

Schools and colleges in Chennai have been closed today due to heavy rain triggered by Cyclone Ditwah. Check the latest update on school holidays here.

Schools and colleges in Chennai have been closed today due to heavy rain triggered by Cyclone Ditwah. Check the latest update on school holidays here.

Considering forecasts of heavy rain triggered by Cyclone Ditwah, schools will remain closed on December 2 across Chennai, Tiruvallur, and Kanchipuram districts. The order is applicable for both government and private schools across the regions. Even colleges will remain closed in all three regions. The decision, taken by district authorities comes as a precautionary measure amid warnings of intense rainfall, flooding in the regions.

Heavy showers forecast in parts of Upper Assam. Holiday announcement for Dec 2 is still pending.

If pollution worsens tonight, Gurugram, Faridabad may consider hybrid classes for junior students.

Yes, schools and colleges in Chennai, Chengalpattu and Tiruvallur districts remain closed tomorrow due to flooding and waterlogging from the cyclone’s impact.

Cuddalore, Nagapattinam, and Mayiladuthurai may declare school holidays on December 2 depending on rainfall intensity tonight.

AQI rising in multiple zones, but no confirmed holiday for December 2. Telangana Education Department is reviewing the pollution data.

Despite fluctuating air quality, no closure has been announced for December 2. GRAP restrictions may be tightened if AQI worsens.

The IMD predicts light to moderate rain in Tamil Nadu, including Chennai, on December 2, 2025. Due to rain, the Chennai District Administration (CDA) has announced a holiday for schools and colleges tomorrow (02.12.2025).

If rainfall persists, Tiruvarur and Thanjavur may also suspend classes for tomorrow. Parents advised to monitor local announcements.

In view of the adverse weather conditions, the District Collectors have declared a holiday tomorrow, December 2, for all schools and colleges in the following districts:

- Chennai
- Tiruvallur
- Chengalpattu
- Kanchipuram

The IMD predicts light to moderate rain in Tamil Nadu, including Chennai, on December 2, 2025. With several districts under a yellow alert, school holidays will be declared district-wise, so students must rely on official local updates.

All private and government-aided schools across all four regions may be declared closed tomorrow as a precaution against heavy rainfall from Cyclone Ditwah.

No, schools in Delhi are expected to remain open on Tuesday, December 2, 2025. This is a normal working day according to the Delhi Directorate of Education (DoE) academic calendar. 

Private weather bloggers and monitoring agencies predicted rain in Chennai, Kancheepuram, Tiruvallur, Chengalpattu and Ranipet districts as the cyclone moved closer to the coast. The system is moving slowly at 5 kmph and is expected to continue a near-northward path parallel to the coastline, bringing persistent showers to the region.

Authorities emphasised that the closure of schools and colleges is a precautionary measure to ensure safety amid ongoing and forecasted rainfall. Further updates will depend on MET office advisories as Cyclone Ditwah continues its movement along the Tamil Nadu–Puducherry coast.

Following Chennai, schools and colleges in Chengalpattu and Tiruvallur districts have also been declared holiday tomorrow (Dec. 2). As heavy rain has been falling since this morning, the district administrations have issued an announcement. Furthermore, a holiday has been declared in Kanchipuram as the rain continues. Furthermore, a holiday is likely to be declared in many districts as the rain continues. The respective district administrations are expected to announce this soon.

Accordingly, due to the heavy rain warning due to the Titva cyclone, schools and colleges in the Chennai district will be given a holiday for only one day tomorrow (02.12.2025), said Chennai District Magistrate Rashmi Siddharth Jagade.

Similarly, as a heavy rain warning has been issued for Tiruvallur district tomorrow (2.12.2025), Tiruvallur District Collector Pratap has issued a holiday notice for schools and colleges.

Due to rain, the Chennai District Administration (CDA) has announced a holiday for schools and colleges tomorrow (02.12.2025).

Andhra Pradesh and Puducherry: There is a high likelihood of holidays in districts such as Nellore, Annamayya, and Tirupati due to the effects of Cyclone Ditwah. Authorities have already announced closures in some of these areas.

Tamil Nadu: Heavy rain is expected in coastal and southern districts, and local authorities may announce last-minute holidays tonight or early tomorrow morning.

Most Other Regions in India: Schools are expected to be open, as there are no national holidays or widespread weather warnings currently announced for December 2, 2025.

A Red Alert has been issued for Prakasam and Nellore districts. Keeping safety in mind, the government has declared a holiday for all schools and colleges today in:

1. Nellore

2. Kadapa

3. Annamayya

In the Bapatla district, Chirala beach has been closed to the public, and police security has been strengthened along the coast.

Apart from winter vacation, here are the fixed public and regional holidays scheduled for December 2025:

1. 7 December (Sunday) Weekly holiday

2. 14 December (Sunday) Weekly holiday

3. 19 December Goa Liberation Day (Goa)

4. 24 December Christmas Eve (Meghalaya, Mizoram)

5. 25 December Christmas (national holiday)

6. 26 December Boxing Day (Mizoram, Telangana)

7. 27 December Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti (Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh)

Monday (Dec 1): A passing shower or two in the morning; otherwise cloudy. Max temperature will be around 26 °C, min around 22 °C.

Tuesday (Dec 2): Cloudy through the day with a couple of light showers. Max temperature will be around 27 °C, min around 23 °C.

Wednesday (Dec 3): A brief morning shower possible; mostly cloudy and humid. Max temperature will be around 28 °C, min around 23 °C.

Thursday (Dec 4): Light rain likely early in the day; cloudy and humid afterward. Max temperature will be around 28 °C, min around 23 °C.

Friday (Dec 5): Cloudy and humid with morning thunderstorms and afternoon showers. Max temperature will be around 29 °C, min around 23 °C.

Saturday (Dec 6): Mostly cloudy with chances of rain and a morning thunderstorm. Max temperature will be around 29 °C, min around 23 °C.

Sunday (Dec 7): A passing morning shower; later, clouds with some sunshine. Max temperature will be around 29 °C, min around 21 °C.

As of the most recent updates (December 1, 2025, in the afternoon), no official statewide announcement has been made regarding school closures in Andhra Pradesh for Tuesday, December 2, 2025.

However, the decision to declare a holiday often rests with the local district administration, and closures may be announced in specific areas based on local weather conditions due to the continued influence of Cyclone 'Ditwah'

As of late Monday, December 1, 2025, there is no official, statewide school holiday announcement for Tamil Nadu for Tuesday, December 2, 2025. Decisions regarding school closures for December 2 will likely be made by individual district administrations based on local weather conditions, rainfall intensity, and waterlogging.

While Cyclone Ditwah has weakened into a deep depression, the weather system continues to bring heavy rainfall to certain areas

As of Monday, December 1, 2025, there are no widespread, nationwide school closures announced for December 2, 2025. Individual school closures for specific regions may be announced by local authorities due to weather, regional events, or local elections.

-Regional Weather Schools in areas experiencing extreme weather, such as heavy rainfall, snowfall, or cold waves, may declare a holiday for student safety.

-Winter Break Schools in northern India (e.g., Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir) have scheduled winter breaks, but these generally start later in December (around December 20-23).

-Voting/Elections in some states ( Like Maharashtra), schools might close to facilitate voting processes if the buildings are used as polling stations or to allow employees to vote.

Note: Parents and students should check official announcements from their specific school administration or local district education department for the most accurate and up-to-date information

Schools in Puducherry were declared closed on 1 December due to heavy rainfall associated with Cyclone Ditwah.

However,  school closures for 2 December, there is no statewide official order yet for the holiday in Puducherry — it depends on evolving weather and local administration decisions

Puducherry has declared today, December 1, a holiday for all schools as a precautionary measure due to the likelihood of heavy rainfall. Home and Education Minister A. Namassivayam announced that private and government-aided schools across all four regions of the Union Territory will stay closed. He added that the administration is actively monitoring rainfall conditions and has taken necessary steps to ensure public safety.

Andhra Pradesh: Schools are closed in Tirupati, Nellore, and Annamayya districts.

Tamil Nadu: Schools are closed in Chennai, Chengalpattu, and Tiruvallur districts. A red alert has been issued for many districts, increasing the likelihood of further closures.

Puducherry: Schools are closed on December 1, 2025.

Delhi: Schools will remain open, with students up to Class 5 resuming full offline attendance.

In view of heavy rains and heavy waterlogging, all educational institutions (government and private) have been closed in Chennai, Chengalpattu and Tiruvallur districts Tamil Nadu and Puducherry on December 1.

In Delhi, schools will remain open. Students up to Class 5 will resume full offline attendance from December 1, with hybrid learning temporarily discontinued. Despite rising air pollution, there has been no holiday announcement for schools in the National Capital Region yet.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has placed several districts along the Tamil Nadu coast on an orange alert until 4:00 a.m. on Monday. These districts include Chennai, Villupuram, Chengalpattu, Kanchipuram, Ranipettai and Thiruvallur.

The IMD has issued a red alert for many districts, which increases the chance of a school holiday on December 1, 2025.

As of now, no official announcement has been made for school holidays in Chennai or Tamil Nadu on December 1, 2025, due to Cyclone Ditwah. However, heavy rain is expected, so closures are likely in affected districts. Check with your school or district authorities for updates.

Rainfall is expected over the next 2–3 days along the extreme north Tamil Nadu coast, especially Tiruvallur and Chennai. As the system weakens, showers may intensify from tonight, according to weather models forecasting the next 72 hours.

Parents and students should stay in close contact with school administrations, as any holiday announcement will depend on evolving rain and cyclone conditions.

Due to heavy rain warnings, all schools in Puducherry are closed today (Dec 01). An official announcement states that government and private schools in all four regions, Puducherry, Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam, will remain shut.

Tirupati district – All schools and educational institutions will remain closed.

Nellore district – Collector Mogili Venkateswarlu has ordered the closure of all government, private and aided schools, including Anganwadis.

Annamayya district – Schools will remain shut as a precaution.

Parents are advised to stay in touch with school authorities for last-minute notices.

Puducherry schools will remain closed today, December 1. The decision was announced by Home and Education Minister A. Namassivayam, and will be followed by four regions of the union territory.

The minister announced a school holiday as a precautionary measure, considering the heavy rains expected under the influence of Cyclone Ditwah. Further arrangements are being monitored by the administration.

The weakened Cyclone Ditwah, now a deep depression near South Chennai, is expected to remain nearly stationary for the next 48 hours. Moderate rain is likely across Chennai, Tiruvallur and Kanchipuram, with heavy rain possible in extreme North Chennai.

Parents and students should stay in touch with school administrations, as holiday announcements may be issued depending on rain intensity and safety concerns.

Rainfall is expected over the next 2–3 days along the extreme north Tamil Nadu coast, especially Tiruvallur and Chennai. As the system weakens, showers may intensify from tonight, according to weather models forecasting the next 72 hours.

Parents and students should stay in close contact with school administrations, as any holiday announcement will depend on evolving rain and cyclone conditions.

Tirupati district has declared a holiday for all schools and educational institutions, while Nellore district’s Collector, Mogili Venkateswarlu, has ordered the closure of all government, private, aided schools and Anganwadis. Annamayya district has also shut schools as a precaution. More Andhra Pradesh districts may issue updates based on overnight weather conditions.

Parents are advised to stay connected with school authorities and monitor official announcements for any last-minute changes.

In Puducherry & Karaikal, A holiday has been declared for all government, government-aided, and private schools and colleges due to the potential impact of Cyclone Ditwah.

Winds of 40–45 kmph will continue along the Chennai coast for the next 12 hours, with light rain in some areas, and Cyclone Ditwah is expected to weaken into a depression within the next six hours. However, no school holiday has been announced by local authorities so far.

As of December 1, 5:30 AM, coastal Chennai will see winds of 40–45 kmph and light showers, with the system likely to weaken further into a low-pressure area soon. Parents and students should follow official updates for any changes.

As Cyclone Ditwah moves toward Chennai, schools across the city and several Tamil Nadu districts may remain closed on December 1. However, no official announcement has been issued yet, so students and parents should stay in touch with their school authorities for confirmed updates. The IMD has already placed the region under a red alert.

Heavy to extremely heavy rainfall is expected in districts including Chennai, Cuddalore, Nagapattinam, Villupuram, Thanjavur and others, along with Puducherry and Karaikal. Strong winds of 60–70 km/h, gusting up to 80 km/h, are likely. The cyclone has already caused severe damage in Sri Lanka, with flooding and landslides.

In Delhi, schools will remain open, and students from Classes 1 to 5 will resume full offline classes from December 1. Despite increasing pollution levels, no holiday has been announced. Parents are advised to ensure children wear N95 masks, limit outdoor exposure, and follow basic precautions for their safety.

Tamil Nadu is on high alert as Cyclone Ditwah is expected to make landfall near the coast on November 30. The IMD has issued a red alert for several districts, raising the likelihood of school holidays on December 1, 2025.

However, authorities have not released any official circular yet, so students and parents should wait for confirmed announcements.

Tirupati district – All schools and educational institutions will remain closed.

Nellore district – Collector Mogili Venkateswarlu has ordered the closure of all government, private and aided schools, including Anganwadis.

Annamayya district – Schools will remain shut as a precaution.

Parents are advised to stay in touch with school authorities for last-minute notices.

Tamil Nadu is on high alert as Cyclone Ditwah is expected to make landfall near the coast on November 30.

The IMD has issued a red alert for many districts, which increases the chance of a school holiday on December 1, 2025.

As of now, no official announcement has been made for school holidays in Chennai or Tamil Nadu on December 1, 2025, due to Cyclone Ditwah. However, heavy rain is expected, so closures are likely in affected districts. Check with your school or district authorities for updates.

The India Meteorological Department has put several districts along the coast of Tamil Nadu on orange alert till 4.00 AM on Monday. These districts include Chennai, Villupuram, Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram, Ranippettai, and Thiruvallur.

Parents and students should stay alert and follow official announcements in areas affected by Cyclone Ditwah. Some regions have declared holidays, while others may issue last-minute updates, so checking school portals, WhatsApp groups, and local news is essential.

In Delhi, rising pollution levels call for precautions like wearing masks and limiting outdoor exposure. Safety should remain the top priority.

In Delhi, schools will remain open. Students up to Class 5 will resume full offline attendance from December 1, with hybrid learning temporarily discontinued. Despite rising air pollution, there has been no holiday announcement for schools in the National Capital Region yet.

Southern Andhra Pradesh is on alert as Cyclone Ditwah approaches. Authorities have declared a school holiday on December 1, 2025, for all institutions in Nellore and Annamayya districts. The order covers government, private, aided schools and Anganwadis, prioritising safety due to expected heavy rainfall.

The India Meteorological Department has no warnings for tomorrow, December 1, 2025, as rainfall has been reduced gradually.

School Holiday Declared in the Puducherry and Karaikal District Due to Heavy Rain on 1st December 2025.