India » Weather

India’s weather is diverse and encompassing due to the varied geography of the region. India’s weather ranges from tropical in the south to pleasanter in the north. The weather of Northern regions strongly differs from rest of the India due to the snowfall in the winters. Indian Climate is strongly affected by the Himalayan Regions in the North and Thar Desert in the West. The Himalayas and Hindu Kush mountains in Pakistan prove to be a barrier against the cold winds of Central Asia, thus imparting a much warmer weather as compared to other regions with same latitude.   

In most of the Indian states, the coolest months are from November to March, hottest are from April to June. The monsoon rains are prevalent from mid-July-September. Winters in India are mild and pleasant with lots of sunny days. While in the Himalayan regions such as Himachal Pardesh and Kashmir, the winter is freezing cold and best time to visit is the summer season. 

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Minimum Period of Record: 21 years

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