Safety & Awareness
Emergency Safety Tips
Flood Safety
Move to higher ground when water levels rise. Avoid walking or driving through flooded roads and follow official warnings.
Fire Safety
Stay calm, leave the building safely and avoid using lifts. Call the fire and rescue service immediately.
Road Safety
Follow traffic rules, wear helmets and seat belts, avoid speeding and never use a mobile phone while driving.
Landslide Awareness
During heavy rainfall, avoid unstable slopes, steep areas and locations where falling rocks may occur.
Lightning Safety
During thunderstorms, stay indoors and avoid open fields, isolated trees and exposed electrical equipment.
Water Safety
Follow safety signs near waterfalls and water bodies. Avoid entering restricted areas during heavy rainfall.
Earthquake Safety
Drop, cover and hold on during an earthquake. Stay away from windows and heavy objects.
Emergency Kit
Keep drinking water, medicines, torch, batteries, important contacts and basic first-aid supplies ready.
In an Emergency β Stay Calm & Act Quickly
Tenkasi District Weather
Summer
Summer is generally warm and dry. Daytime temperatures can be high, so visitors are advised to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged exposure to the midday sun.
Southwest Monsoon
The southwest monsoon brings rainfall to Tenkasi District. Areas near the Western Ghats may experience pleasant weather and increased rainfall during this period.
Northeast Monsoon & Winter
The northeast monsoon brings important rainfall to the district. The weather is generally cooler and suitable for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Weather conditions can vary across different parts of the district, particularly in areas close to the Western Ghats.