Gandhinagar, January 16: Most of Gujarat’s large cities experienced warmer-than-normal daytime temperatures on January 15, while several urban centres recorded cooler-than-normal nights, according to the latest bulletin issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Ahmedabad Met Centre, reported at 08:30 IST on January 16. Cities that remained warmer during the day The data shows that Rajkot emerged as one of the warmest major cities, with a maximum temperature of 31.3°C, which w...Read More

Ahmedabad: Gujarat witnessed generally clear and dry weather conditions today, with temperatures remaining slightly above normal at most places, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Ahmedabad. Maximum temperatures across major cities hovered between 28°C and 32°C. Surat recorded one of the highest maximum temperatures at 32.0°C, around 2°C above normal, while Baroda touched 31.4°C and Rajkot 30.9°C, both also warmer than average. Ahmedabad recorded a maximum temperatu...Read More

Ahmedabad: A further dip in minimum temperatures was recorded across several parts of Gujarat on Tuesday, as winter conditions continued to strengthen. According to the IMD's weather report issued at 8:30 am on December 2, the lowest minimum temperature was recorded in Naliya at 10°C, which was 3.2°C below normal, making it the coldest location in the state. Most major cities reported below-normal or near-normal night temperatures. Rajkot (15.8°C, -0.2°C), Surat (17.6°C, -0.6°C), Porbanda...Read More

Gandhinagar: After remaining on the higher side for nearly a week, minimum temperatures across Gujarat have started to fall since the weekend, bringing a mild winter chill back to several parts of the state. According to the IMD’s 8:30 am weather bulletin on Monday, a noticeable drop in night temperatures was recorded in many cities, while maximum temperatures stayed close to normal. In Ahmedabad, the minimum temperature settled at 17.5°C, while the maximum stood at 30.6°C, slightly below n...Read More

Ahmedabad: After several days of a rising trend, minimum temperatures in a few parts of Gujarat recorded a slight dip on Friday, bringing marginal relief from unusually warm early-winter conditions. However, most places in the Saurashtra–Kutch region continued to see a rise in night temperatures. According to the India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) observations at 0830 IST, many stations reported lower minimum temperatures compared to Thursday. Ahmedabad’s minimum temperature declined...Read More

Ahmedabad: Minimum temperatures across Gujarat continued their upward trend on Friday, with several cities recording night temperatures 4°C to 7°C above normal, according to the morning weather bulletin issued by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD). In Ahmedabad, the minimum temperature touched 21.1°C, which is 6°C above normal, indicating a noticeable rise in night-time warmth. Similar conditions prevailed in other major centres, with Baroda witnessing 21.2°C (+5.2°C above normal)...Read More

Ahmedabad: Gujarat continued to witness cooler-than-normal temperatures on Wednesday, with several districts reporting significantly below-normal minimum temperatures. However, in a mild relief, the mercury has risen by a few degrees over the past two days. In key cities, Ahmedabad recorded a maximum of 29.6°C, 3°C below normal, and a minimum of 15.1°C. Surat registered 32.2°C as the maximum and 16.4°C as the minimum, both below normal. Rajkot saw a maximum of 31.9°C and a n...Read More

Amreli: Gujarat continues to experience below-normal minimum temperatures across many regions, with no rainfall reported in the state. Meteorological observations indicate a persistent cool trend, particularly during early mornings and late nights, affecting most parts of the state. Major cities of Gujarat reported cooler-than-usual mornings. Ahmedabad recorded a minimum of 15.2°C, nearly three degrees below normal, while Baroda registered 15.2°C (-3.7°C). Rajkot’s minimum settled at 14.8Â...Read More

Gandhinagar: Winter chill continues to set in across Gujarat as minimum temperatures remained below normal levels in most parts of the state, according to the weather report issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) this morning. Gandhinagar recorded the lowest minimum temperature at 14°C, about 4°C below normal, making it the coldest district in Gujarat. Naliya also recorded the same minimum temperature of 14°C, which was 3.1°C below normal. In contrast, the temple town Dwarka, b...Read More

Ahmedabad: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast light to moderate rain or thundershowers at isolated places across parts of Gujarat on Tuesday. However, people in the state are already experiencing relief from the spell of unseasonal rain that caused disruptions in the last week of October, as the sun shines bright across most parts of the state. Though rainfall is predicted for the next 24 hours, satellite images show no major cloud formations hovering over Gujarat. According...Read More