The average elevation is 321 m (1,053 ft).
The village is surrounded by hills on three sides, namely, Servarayan hills in the north, Jarugumalai in the south and the Godumalai to the east.

Karipatti receives scanty rainfall and a dry climate.
Karipatti has moderate-dry weather throughout except during the monsoon season.
Generally, the first two months of the year are pleasant, with summer beginning around March.
The highest temperatures normally occur during May. This period of time sees scanty rainfall.
The climate become more temperate during June–July period.
During this pre-monsoon period, the mercury reverses its upward trend, and by August, the sky gets overcast heavily but the rains are meagre.
The northeast monsoon sets in vigorously during September–November; by December, the rains disappear rendering the climate clear and pleasant.
The average elevation is 321 m (1,053 ft). The village is surrounded by hills on three sides, namely, Servarayan hills in the north, Jarugumalai in the south and the Godumalai to the east.
Karipatti receives scanty rainfall and a dry climate. Karipatti has moderate-dry weather throughout except during the monsoon season. Generally, the first two months of the year are pleasant, with summer beginning around March. The highest temperatures normally occur during May. This period of time sees scanty rainfall. The climate become more temperate during June–July period. During this pre-monsoon period, the mercury reverses its upward trend, and by August, the sky gets overcast heavily but the rains are meagre. The northeast monsoon sets in vigorously during September–November; by December, the rains disappear rendering the climate clear and pleasant.
Karipatti