Fog, mist to persist across T.N. as winter conditions extend into mid-February

Tamil Nadu is set to continue experiencing foggy and misty mornings as winter conditions are expected to persist until mid-February. According to weather reports, several districts across the state may witness reduced visibility during early hours, particularly in interior and low-lying regions.

Prolonged Winter Conditions

While Tamil Nadu does not typically face harsh winters compared to northern states, the current spell of cool weather has brought noticeable changes in temperature and atmospheric conditions. Early mornings and late nights remain chilly in many areas, with mist formation becoming a regular occurrence.

Meteorological experts indicate that stable wind patterns and moisture in the air are contributing to persistent fog and mist across the state.

Impact on Daily Life

The continuation of foggy conditions may affect:

• Road travel, especially during early morning hours

• Rail and bus services in certain regions

• Flight schedules in areas experiencing dense fog

• Agricultural activities, particularly in rural districts

Motorists are advised to drive cautiously and use fog lights where necessary. Commuters should check transport updates before planning early morning travel.

Regional Outlook

Interior districts and areas near water bodies are likely to experience thicker mist, while coastal regions may see comparatively lighter conditions. However, overall winter-like weather is expected to remain stable until at least mid-February.

Health and Safety Advisory

With cooler temperatures persisting, health officials recommend:

• Wearing warm clothing during early hours

• Staying hydrated

• Taking precautions against seasonal flu and respiratory issues

Conclusion

As winter conditions extend into mid-February, Tamil Nadu residents can expect continued fog and mist across several districts. While the weather adds a seasonal charm to mornings, caution and preparedness remain essential for safe travel and daily activities.