Winter is back. Northern India requires heavy woolens (0°C–10°C in the plains; snow in the mountains). South India is warm but comfortable (25°C–28°C). December is peak tourist season for beaches (Goa, Andaman) and deserts (Jaisalmer). Expect heavy fog in Delhi, which may delay flights and trains.
March marks the transition. While the beginning of the month is pleasant, temperatures climb rapidly toward the end. It is the month of Holi, and the vibrant celebrations are matched by the blooming flowers across the country. This is the last call for comfortable sightseeing in the Golden Triangle (Delhi, Agra, Jaipur). weather in india by month
The Southwest Monsoon hits Kerala around June 1st and sweeps up the west coast. Mumbai receives torrential rain. The east (Kolkata) and northeast get flooded. Northern India remains hot and dry until late June. This is a "split" month: the West Coast is wet, while Delhi is still sweltering. Winter is back
This is a short but beautiful transition period where the weather settles and the festival season kicks into high gear. December is peak tourist season for beaches (Goa,
By April, heatwaves become common in central and northern India, with temperatures often crossing 35°C (95°F). This is the best time to head to the Himalayan foothills. High-altitude treks in Uttarakhand and Sikkim become accessible as the snow melts.