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Check the live forecast above for today’s conditions, as Guwahati’s weather is typically warm and humid with a distinct monsoon season. You will need to plan around heavy rain from June to September and potential fog in winter.
What is the typical climate of Guwahati?
Guwahati has a humid subtropical climate, meaning it stays warm year-round with a pronounced wet season. Summers (March–May) are hot and humid, often reaching above 30°C, while the monsoon (June–September) brings heavy, persistent rain that can affect travel and outdoor plans. Winters (December–February) are mild and dry, though fog can reduce visibility in the mornings.
How does the monsoon affect daily life?
During the monsoon, roads in Guwahati can flood quickly, and the guwahati cricket stadium weather may cause match delays due to rain. If you are checking weather in guwahati tomorrow or weather in guwahati 10 days, look for afternoon thunderstorm warnings. For longer planning, guwahati weather next 15 days and guwahati weather next 30 days forecasts will indicate typical rainy spells, though exact timing is hard to predict weeks out.
Does Guwahati have a lot of fog in winter?
Yes, especially from December to January. Morning fog can reduce visibility to below 500 metres, so drive carefully and allow extra time if you need to travel early.
What is the best time to visit Guwahati for cricket or outdoor events?
October to March offers the most comfortable conditions: mild temperatures, low humidity, and minimal rain. Check the guwahati weather hourly before heading to the stadium to avoid sudden showers.
Does it rain every day during the monsoon?
Not necessarily, but rain is likely most days. The guwahati weather today rain probability often exceeds 70% in July and August. Carry a rain jacket and expect at least one heavy downpour per day.
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