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India’s weather is dominated by the monsoon, with the live forecast above showing current conditions across the subcontinent. From the Himalayan chill in the north to tropical humidity along the coast, temperatures vary widely today.
What is the current weather pattern across India?
India’s vast size means a single forecast doesn’t cover it. In the north, including Delhi and the Punjab plains, winter temperatures can drop below 5°C at night, while summer afternoons often exceed 40°C. The southwest monsoon (June–September) brings heavy rain to the west coast and northeast, with the interior remaining drier. For a detailed view of today’s cloud and rain bands, check the India weather map.
What is the typical weather in India by season?
India has three main seasons. The cool, dry winter (December–February) sees temperatures in Delhi around 7–20°C, while the south stays warmer. The pre-monsoon summer (March–June) is hot everywhere, with heatwaves common in Punjab and central India. The monsoon (June–September) delivers 80% of annual rain in many regions. For a broader picture, see India weather yearly averages. For a short-range outlook, consult the weather in India 10 days forecast.
What is the temperature of all states in India today?
Today’s state-wide temperatures vary dramatically. For a live snapshot, use the India weather map which plots current readings for every state, from the cool hills of Himachal to the hot plains of Maharashtra.
How severe is the India winter weather?
Winter is generally mild across central and southern India, but the northern states can experience intense cold. In the Punjab and Delhi, fog often disrupts travel, while the Himalayan regions see heavy snow. For more on current hazards, see Severe Weather Warning.
Is there a cyclone threat for India right now?
The cyclone season runs primarily April–May and October–December, affecting the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea coasts. Check the live forecast above for any active systems and refer to the India Meteorological Department for official warnings.