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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Evening Ledger weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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India’s weather today is shaped by the ongoing monsoon across many regions, with heavy rain in the west and humid conditions along the coasts — the live forecast above shows the latest city-by-city details.
What is the weather like across India’s regions?
Given its size, India experiences several climate zones at once. The southwest monsoon dominates from June to September, bringing intense rainfall to cities such as Mumbai, Goa and Kerala, while northern areas like Punjab and Uttar Pradesh see a mix of rain and heat. Inland cities such as Hyderabad and Ahmedabad often stay hot and humid, with drier spells between downpours.
How does the monsoon affect travel plans?
The monsoon can cause localised flooding and transport delays, especially along the west coast. If you are checking weather in India 10 days ahead, be prepared for sudden heavy showers, particularly in coastal and hill regions. Goa’s beaches see fewer crowds but more rain, while Rajasthan and parts of central India remain relatively drier. For a reliable outlook, always refer to the live forecast above.
When is the best time to visit India?
The cool, dry winter months from November to February are ideal for most regions, especially for northern India and Rajasthan. For Goa and Kerala, the post-monsoon season (October–March) offers pleasant beach weather.
What is the southwest monsoon?
It is India’s main rainy season, caused by moist winds from the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal. It typically lasts from June to September and brings vital rainfall for agriculture, especially in states like Kerala, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh.
How does weather differ between Mumbai and Hyderabad?
Mumbai, on the coast, experiences higher humidity and heavier monsoon rain. Hyderabad, inland on the Deccan plateau, has a drier climate with more moderate rainfall and slightly cooler evenings during the monsoon.
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