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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Morning Times weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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India’s weather ranges from tropical heat in the south to Himalayan winters in the north. The live forecast above shows current conditions for key cities including Mumbai, Goa, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Kerala, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh.
What is driving India’s weather pattern right now?
India is in the midst of its winter season across northern states, with cool, dry air from the Himalayas lowering temperatures in Punjab and Uttar Pradesh. Southern regions such as Kerala and Goa remain warm and humid, influenced by the northeast monsoon. The live forecast above reflects these contrasts.
How does the monsoon affect different regions?
The southwest monsoon (June–September) brings heavy rain to Mumbai, Goa and Kerala. The northeast monsoon (October–December) impacts Tamil Nadu and coastal Andhra. Punjab and Uttar Pradesh rely on the summer monsoon for agriculture, while Hyderabad sees a more moderate rainfall pattern. For a 10-day outlook, check the weather in India 10 days page.
When does India’s monsoon season begin?
The southwest monsoon typically reaches Kerala around 1 June, then advances northwards. It covers Mumbai by mid-June and Punjab and Uttar Pradesh by late June or early July.
Which Indian city has the most stable weather?
Hyderabad and parts of central India experience a semi-arid climate with moderate temperatures year-round, fewer extremes than coastal cities like Mumbai or inland areas like Punjab.
Is it safe to visit Goa during the monsoon?
Goa’s monsoon (June–September) brings heavy rain, rough seas and some road disruption. Many hotels close, but it is safe if you plan for indoor activities and check local weather warnings.
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