School Holiday 4th December 2025: Heavy rainfall triggered by Cyclone Ditwah continues to affect the southern states, leading to widespread school closures on 4th December 2025 (Thursday). The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued strong warnings for intense showers, thunderstorms, rough sea conditions, and possible flooding in coastal districts. Because of this, multiple state administrations have declared school holidays to ensure the safety of students.
Apart from Tamil Nadu, several districts in Andhra Pradesh and Kerala have also announced holidays because of adverse weather conditions. Meanwhile, some northern and central states are functioning normally, except for AQI-affected regions where schools may opt for hybrid or indoor-only sessions. Below is the complete state-wise update for students and parents looking for school holiday announcements for 4 December 2025.
Tamil Nadu School Holiday on 4 December 2025
Tamil Nadu remains the most affected, with Cyclone Ditwah causing heavy rainfall across coastal and interior districts. Officials confirmed that all government and private schools in multiple districts will remain closed on 4 December.
Tamil Nadu Districts With Holiday on 4 December 2025
| District | Status | Reason |
| Chennai | Schools Closed | Cyclone Ditwah, heavy rain, waterlogging |
| Chengalpattu | Schools Closed | Strong winds & rainfall |
| Kancheepuram | Schools Closed | Severe rain forecast |
| Tiruvallur | Schools Closed | Coastal cyclone impact |
| Cuddalore | Schools Closed | Flooding risk |
| Villupuram | Schools Closed | Heavy rain alert |
| Nagapattinam | Schools Closed | Rough sea conditions |
| Mayiladuthurai | Schools Closed | Coastal rainfall |
| Karaikal (Puducherry Region) | Schools Closed | Orange Alert |
Authorities may further extend holidays based on rainfall intensity.
Andhra Pradesh School Holiday on 4 December 2025
Parts of Andhra Pradesh continue to receive heavy rainfall due to cyclonic circulation over the Bay of Bengal. The state government has declared holidays in several vulnerable districts.
AP Districts With Holiday on 4 December
| District | Status |
| Nellore | Closed |
| Tirupati | Closed |
| Chittoor | Closed |
| Prakasam | Closed |
| East Godavari (Selected Blocks) | Closed |
| Krishna (Low-lying Areas) | Closed |
Students are advised to stay updated with district-level announcements.
Kerala School Holiday on 4 December 2025
Kerala has declared a district-specific holiday due to continuous rainfall and risk of landslides in hilly areas.
Kerala Districts With Holiday
| District | Status |
| Thiruvananthapuram | Schools Closed |
| Kollam (Selected Areas) | Closed |
| Pathanamthitta | Closed |
| Idukki | Closed |
| Kottayam | Closed |
Some coastal schools have shifted classes online temporarily.
Other States: What About School Holidays on 4 December?
Delhi NCR
Schools remain open on 4 December, though AQI conditions have prompted:
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Indoor morning assemblies
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Reduced outdoor activities
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Hybrid option in a few private schools in Noida & Gurugram
Uttar Pradesh
Schools are open on 4 December.
Ayodhya, Varanasi and Lucknow have normal classes, with preparations for upcoming winter breaks.
Bihar
Schools have reopened fully after the election schedule ended. No rain-related closures are reported.
Karnataka
Schools in Bengaluru, Mysuru and Mangaluru remain open, but coastal districts are on rain watch.
Why Are Frequent School Holidays Being Issued?
Heavy rainfall linked with Cyclone Ditwah has increased risks of:
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Waterlogging near school premises
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Falling trees & electric poles
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Flooding in low-lying areas
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Dangerous commuting conditions
Therefore, state governments are prioritising student safety.
IMD Weather Expectations for 4 December
IMD predicts:
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Extremely heavy rainfall in coastal TN
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Strong winds up to 50–60 km/h
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Rough sea conditions
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Continued rainfall in Andhra Pradesh & Kerala
Students living near coastal regions are advised to follow official updates regularly.
School Holiday on 4th December 2025 brings multiple closures across Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Kerala due to the impact of Cyclone Ditwah and persistent heavy rainfall. Delhi, UP, Bihar and most northern states continue normal functioning with minor AQI precautions. Students should keep checking official school notifications as weather conditions may change quickly.
Also Check: School Holidays in December 2025
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