Pimpri-Chinchwad weather history
Live conditions, the day's high and low compared with the long-term normal, monthly climate averages, all-time records and the city's warming trend since 1940 — all on one page for Pimpri-Chinchwad, India.
Today
36°/24°
Normal for this date 31° / 22°
Much warmer+4.9°CSince 1940
Right now
What it's doing today vs the historical normal for this date.
Right now
24.6°
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33°26°33°25°34°24°35°24°On this date — June 4
Warmer than usual · 4.9°C above the normal high
- Record high: 35.3° · 2015
- Record low: 19.8° · 2025
- One year ago: 26.3°
Every June 4 in history — coldest to hottest
Dots show daily highs (top) and lows (bottom) for each June 4 on record (n = 86). Outlined dots are today's forecast.
Next 24 hours
25°25°25°25°25°24°24°26°28°30°32°34°35°36°36°35°34°32°30°28°27°26°26°Last 30 days
25 of the last 25 days were warmer than the historical normal for that date. Average difference: +1.9°C.
Each bar is one day, from morning low to afternoon high. Warm-colored bars are days whose mean ran above normal; cool bars ran below. The dot inside the bar is the daily mean. The shaded band is the typical 10–90% range expected for that date. Normal = the day's mean temperature averaged across every year of record (1940–2026) for that calendar date.
Climate
What a typical year looks like — built from the full record.Monthly temperature range
April is the warmest month, December the coolest — a yearly swing of 7°C.
Each bar is the average daily low → average daily high for that month. Color shifts cool→warm by month temperature. The dot is the monthly mean. Normal = each month's value averaged across every year of record (1940–2026).
Monthly rainfall
Wettest month: July (~389 mm). Whole year averages ~1246 mm of rain.
Average total millimetres of rainfall in each calendar month, across the full record.
Climate snapshot of Pimpri-Chinchwad
The warmest month of the year in Pimpri-Chinchwad is April, with a daily mean around 27.0°C and typical afternoon highs of 34.9°C. The coolest is December, when daily means drop to roughly 20.4°C and overnight lows hover around 14.4°C. Between the two extremes the climate moves through a fairly predictable seasonal cycle that you can see in the monthly chart below.
Total annual precipitation in Pimpri-Chinchwad averages about 1246 mm. The wettest month is usually July with around 389 mm of rain, while February is the driest at roughly 2 mm. The split between wet and dry seasons gives a quick sense of when umbrellas and waterproof shoes are most useful.
Over the full record (since 1940), the annual mean temperature in Pimpri-Chinchwad has shifted by +1.4°C between the first decade and the last. The hottest single day ever measured was 41.3°C in 1960; the coldest, 5.9°C in 1945.
Monthly wind
Average daily peak wind at 10 m, by month.
Monthly solar energy
Average daily incoming solar energy in megajoules per square metre — a measured proxy for how sunny the month is.
Monthly reference table
Numerical reference: average highs/lows, mean rainfall, and absolute records for each month of the year. Normal = each month's value averaged across every year of record (1940–2026).
| Month | Avg high | Avg low | Rain | Record high | Record low |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 27.8° | 13.9° | 3 mm | 32.5° (2025) | 5.9° (1945) |
| February | 30.0° | 15.1° | 2 mm | 36.0° (1943) | 7.9° (2019) |
| March | 33.1° | 17.9° | 5 mm | 39.0° (1956) | 10.7° (2014) |
| April | 34.9° | 20.1° | 15 mm | 41.2° (1956) | 14.3° (1983) |
| May | 33.6° | 21.7° | 39 mm | 41.3° (1960) | 15.8° (1976) |
| June | 28.1° | 22.0° | 221 mm | 37.7° (1993) | 17.7° (1953) |
| July | 25.0° | 21.4° | 389 mm | 30.1° (2021) | 17.5° (1953) |
| August | 24.8° | 21.0° | 278 mm | 30.7° (2024) | 18.1° (1980) |
| September | 26.3° | 20.5° | 180 mm | 32.4° (1972) | 16.5° (1962) |
| October | 28.6° | 19.3° | 79 mm | 35.0° (1972) | 13.0° (1968) |
| November | 28.1° | 16.5° | 27 mm | 32.6° (2015) | 9.9° (1970) |
| December | 27.3° | 14.4° | 7 mm | 31.7° (2011) | 7.1° (1968) |
How it has changed
Year-by-year signals from 1940 to today.Climate stripes
Annual mean shifted from 1940–1949 to 2016–2025 by +1.3°C.
Each vertical stripe is one year. Color encodes how much that year's annual mean differed from the long-term average. Normal = each year's annual mean compared to the average of all years (1940–2026). cooler ← → warmer
Hot days vs frost days
Days ≥ 30°C per year: 113.4 early in the record → 135.8 recently. Frost days: 0 → 0.
Thin lines are raw yearly counts; thick lines are the smoothed trend that removes year-to-year noise. The hot-day threshold is auto-picked per city so the line actually moves. Normal = a centered 5-year rolling average to smooth weather noise.
Yearly hot & cold extremes
All-time high in 1960, all-time low in 1945: 41.3°C / 5.9°C.
One point per year — the single hottest and coldest day recorded that year.
Annual rainfall
~1246 mm/year on average. Last decade ran +18% vs that average.
One bar per year of total rainfall. Dashed line is the long-term average. Normal = the average annual rainfall across every year of record (1940–2026).
Day-by-day grid
Each tiny square is one calendar day across the full record — ~30,000 days per city. Use the mode switch above the chart: Anomaly colors each day by how far it ran from the historical normal for that date (red = warmer, blue = cooler), Daily mean temp shows the absolute mean temperature for the day (useful to see seasons and heatwaves), and Precipitation shows daily rainfall (useful to spot wet/dry seasons and droughts). Normal = the long-term average for that calendar date (1940–2026).