पंजाब का कल का मौसम — live conditions, tomorrow's temperatures and air quality for every Punjab city we cover. Open a city for its hourly and 7-day forecast.
Temperatures and AQI update live from Open-Meteo and CAMS. AQI is an estimate on India's CPCB scale — see India AQI tomorrow.
Punjab, on the northern plains, has a strongly continental climate: very hot summers, a short monsoon and cold, foggy winters.
The monsoon usually reaches Punjab in early July and withdraws by mid-September, with most rain in July and August.
May and June are very hot, often above 40 °C. Winters are cold, and dense fog can last for days in December and January. Crop-residue burning in late October and November often worsens air quality.
Each city card on this page shows the current temperature and tomorrow's expected low and high for that city, updated live from Open-Meteo. Open a city for its hour-by-hour forecast, 7-day forecast and AQI.
The monsoon usually reaches Punjab in early July and withdraws by mid-September, with most rain in July and August.
Generally october to March. May and June are very hot, often above 40 °C. Winters are cold, and dense fog can last for days in December and January. Crop-residue burning in late October and November often worsens air quality.