Haridwar Weather - Weather Conditions Of Haridwar

Location: Haridwar Uttarakhand
Altitude: 250 m
Summer Temperature: 410 C maximum and 160 C minimum
Winter Temperature: 180 C maximum and 40 C minimum
Average Rainfall: 2315.4 mm
Best Time to Visit: October to April

Haridwar city is placed in the planes of Uttarakhand state and is positioned in the foot of Shivalik ranges. It is in Haridwar that the Ganga leaves the mountains and begins its trip in the planes. The climate of Haridwar is noticeably affected by its closeness to the Himalayan ranges particularly the dipping mercury in winter months is a effect of this. The city of Haridwar enjoys great weather. The summer months are really hot with the mercury rising to a high of 410 C and the winters are totally cold with the mercury dipping to a low of approximately 40 C.

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Haridwar Summer Weather Condition

Summer in Haridwar normally lasts from April to June or mid July. The summer month witnesses scorching temperature and the hotness rise to a high of 410 C throughout the day. Still nights in summer are lovely with the temperature recording a low of 160 C. The pilgrims and traveler however preferably beat the heat by taking a dip in the holy water of Ganges.

Haridwar Winter Weather Condition

The winters in Haridwar are fairly cold and chilly mercury may dip to as low as 40 C. The winter season lasts from the month of October to February and the water of the Ganges is really very cold and chilly. The winter months also effect in fog which adds to the scenic beauty of Haridwar.

Haridwar Monsoon Weather Condition

The monsoon heavy shower in Haridwar brings some help to the local population from the summer heat. The monsoon season in Haridwar lasts from July to September and brings bloom to the city. However, throughout the monsoons the River also takes a unsafe turn with the water level of Ganga really increasing. It is advisable not to take a dip in the holy Ganges throughout this time as the banks become very slippery.