The Department was renamed as Agro Climate Research Centre (ACRC) from June 2007 with multidisciplinary faculties, in order to provide manpower to the Agromet division of India Meteorological Department (IMD), TNAU, ICAR, SAU’s, National service organizations and corporate sector for the benefit of research and extension activities.

ACRC (previously known as the Department of Agricultural Meteorology) was established on November 9th, 1998 with the specific aim of doing research on weather in relation to...

In this context, Agro Climate Research Centre, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University is issuing block level medium range weather forecast since 2011, for the next six day and updating every day morning 10 AM.

The Agro Climate Research Centre (ACRC), Directorate of Crop Management (DCM), Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU), Coimbatore in collaboration with Department of Agriculture, Tamil Nadu established the TAWN.

2025年1月10日 · Development of an innovative medium-range weather forecasting system, a breakthrough achieved with a Weather Research Forecast (WRF) model integrated with the ICON dataset, is poised to...

Issued jointly by Agro Climate Research Centre, TNAU and IMD Past Weather for Tamil Nadu District. Weather Summary for the period since the issue of last bulletin 074 (13.09.2024) for Tamil Nadu. Maximum temperature ranged from 33°C to 39°C and minimum temperature ranged from 24h uary °C to 30°C, over the State.

Established during 1907 and received “Best maintained observatory award” from IMD twice. ACRC is having 385 AWS, each one at every block of Tamil Nadu and recording 10 weather parameters including soil temperature, soil moisture and leaf wetness @ every hour interval.

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Climate Resilient Agriculture (CRA) could be achieved by better management of farm resources, minimising losses, and sustaining the output with agrometeorological interventions.

5 天之前 · Agro Climate Research Centre (ACRC), Directorate of Crop Management (DCM), Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU), Coimbatore, in collaboration with the Department of Science a