Nippy weather to prevail over many parts of T.N. this week
The Hindu
However, parts of the State may experience dry weather until Friday
Nippy weather is set to prevail in several parts of the State, particularly over the Western Ghats and interior districts where the minimum temperature is likely to drop below normal. As Northeast monsoon is in its last leg, a dry weather may continue until Thursday.
On Monday, Chennai woke up to a relatively clement weather as a shallow fog engulfed the city. Both the weather stations in Nungambakkam and Meenambakkam recorded a minimum temperature of 21.7 degree Celsius and 21 degree Celsius, nearly one degree below average for the day.
Officials of the Meteorological department said the visibility level was around 1,600 metre at 7.30 a.m. over Meenambakkam as the fog covered Chennai’s skyline. However, it improved to 2,000 metre by 9 a.m. as wind speed had increased.
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