Ahmedabad: The unseasonal rains that hit some parts of Gujarat, including the city, are likely to continue for the next 24 hours, ending at 8:30 am tomorrow. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast isolated rainfall in 13 districts of the state. According to the rainfall outlook issued by the Meteorological Centre, Ahmedabad, light rain is likely at isolated places (up to 25% coverage) across parts of Kutch and several districts of Saurashtra, including Devbhumi Dwarka, Jamnagar,...Read More

Ahmedabad: A sudden change in weather across Gujarat triggered unseasonal showers in several districts late Sunday night, while the city also woke up to a cloudy Monday. After rainfall was reported in multiple districts on February 20, fresh spells were recorded on February 23 in parts of Bharuch district, including Ankleshwar and Jambusar, as well as in Gandhinagar. Light rain accompanied by cold winds brought a slight dip in temperature and overcast skies across several regions. Showers in...Read More

Ahmedabad: Gujarat is witnessing the withdrawal of winter across the state, with temperatures staying above normal during both daytime and nighttime, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) this morning. In Ahmedabad, the maximum temperature was recorded at 31.4°C, which was 0.9°C below normal, while the minimum settled at 20.3°C, 4.7°C above normal. Surat recorded a warmer day with a maximum of 34.8°C, 1.5°C above normal, and a minimum of 20.5°C, 2.4°C above...Read More

Ahmedabad: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast light rain accompanied by thunderstorms at isolated places in five districts of Gujarat during the next 24 hours, ending at 8:30 am on Saturday. According to the District Forecast & Warnings issued at noon on Friday, light rain with thunderstorms is very likely in Panchmahal, Dahod, Mahisagar, Chhota Udepur and Narmada districts (Day-1). The probability of occurrence in these districts has been categorised as “Very Likelyâ...Read More

Ahmedabad: The minimum temperature in Ahmedabad settled at 20.5°C on Thursday, nearly five degrees above normal, indicating a steady rise in night-time temperatures across the state. The city had recorded a maximum of 31.5°C on February 19, marginally above the seasonal average. According to the weather report issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) this morning, warm conditions prevailed across most parts of Gujarat, with several centres reporting minimum temperatures significant...Read More

Ahmedabad: Day and night temperatures across Gujarat remained above normal in most cities on February 18, as per the Indian Meteorological Department. In major urban centres, Ahmedabad recorded 34.2°C, notably above normal, while Vadodara reported 33.0°C with a higher-than-usual night temperature of 19.4°C. Rajkot registered 33.5°C, continuing the trend of warm daytime conditions, whereas Surat recorded a comparatively moderate 32.2°C with a near-normal minimum temperature. All four cities...Read More

Dahod: After unseasonal rain hit parts of Dahod and Godhra, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a forecast of rainfall in four districts of Gujarat. According to the IMD, light rain and thunderstorms are likely to occur at isolated places in Sabarkantha, Aravalli, Mahisagar, and Dahod districts in the eastern parts of the state during the next 24 hours. Light showers lashed Dahod and surrounding rural areas, including Singvad, Limkheda, Chhapari, Raliyati, Jalat, and Rabdal,...Read More

Ahmedabad: Several parts of Gujarat recorded above-normal minimum temperatures on February 11, according to the weather report issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The trend indicates relatively mild early-morning conditions across most districts, while no rainfall was reported anywhere in the state. Among major cities, Surat and Dwarka recorded some of the highest minimum temperatures at 19.6°C, followed by Okha (20.4°C) and Kandla (19.0°C). Coastal centres such as Porbandar...Read More

Ahmedabad: Gujarat continued to experience relatively warm night conditions, with minimum temperatures across several parts of the state remaining above normal, according to the weather report issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) this morning. Most stations reported departures of 2°C to 6°C above seasonal averages. Major urban centers reflected the broader warming trend. Ahmedabad registered a minimum temperature of 19.0°C, about 5.8°C above normal, while Vadodara recorded 17...Read More

Ahmedabad: Minimum temperatures across most parts of Gujarat remained above normal, as stated in the latest weather observations of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) this morning, indicating relatively warmer night conditions in the state. Among major cities, Surat reported the highest minimum temperature at 22.8°C, which is 6.9°C above normal, followed by Veraval (20.5°C, +4.4°C), Porbandar (20.3°C, +5.4°C), Bhavnagar (20.2°C, +4.9°C), and Okha (20.4°C, +1.2°C). In central G...Read More