Weather in Bidar

Planning a trip or a walk around the city of Bidar? In this section, you will find the current weather forecast and detailed charts to help you prepare for your journey and choose the best time for sightseeing.

Bidar's climate can be described as tropical, with a distinct division into dry and wet seasons. Throughout the year, the weather here changes significantly: from sweltering spring months to a refreshing monsoon period and a mild, comfortable winter. On the whole, the city offers quite favourable conditions for travel if you choose the right time for your visit.

Summer starts here early, and already in April-May, the air warms up to +37°C, creating a hot and dry atmosphere. However, with the arrival of June, the picture changes: the rainy season begins, lasting until early autumn. In July and August, the number of rainy days is at its maximum, bringing long-awaited coolness, lowering the average temperature to +25°C, but significantly increasing humidity.

The most pleasant time to explore the city is considered to be the period from November to February. During these months, dry and clear weather sets in. Daytime temperatures stay at a comfortable level of around +22...+24°C, while nights become refreshing. This is the ideal season for excursions, when neither heat nor heavy showers will prevent you from enjoying the region's architecture and nature.

The temperature regime in the city of Bidar is characterised by significant changes throughout the year, offering travellers both hot and quite comfortable periods. The most sweltering months are April and May, when the average daytime temperature reaches its peak. In May, the thermometer often rises to 37.6°C, creating the atmosphere of a true Indian summer when the sun is most active.

The winter season, falling in December and January, conversely, is distinguished by its mildness and is considered the best time for a visit. During these months, the average temperature is around 22.5°C. Days remain warm and sunny with highs of around 28°C, but nights become noticeably cooler as the air cools down to 17°C. This creates ideal conditions for long walks and exploring the region's historical heritage without exhausting heat.

An interesting feature of the climate is the amplitude of daily temperatures. In the dry season, especially in spring, the difference between the daytime maximum and nighttime minimum can exceed 10–12 degrees, which requires light outerwear for evening outings. With the arrival of the monsoons in June, the heat subsides, and the temperature background becomes more even, holding in the range of 23–28°C right up until October.

When planning a trip to Bidar, it is important to consider the clear division of the year into a dry season and a period of frequent rainfall. From November to March, dry weather reigns in the region: the average amount of precipitation in these months tends towards zero, and the probability of getting caught in the rain is minimal (only 1–2 wet days per month). This is the most stable time for excursions and open-air walks.

The situation changes with the arrival of summer. The rainy season usually begins in June and lasts until September. The wettest month in terms of precipitation frequency is July, when about 26 rainy days are recorded. In August and September, it also rains very often — more than 20 days a month, so an umbrella and waterproof shoes will become mandatory companions for the tourist at this time of year.

By October, the rainy season begins to recede: the number of wet days decreases to 14, marking a transition period. Since air temperature in Bidar remains high year-round and does not drop to critical levels, precipitation falls exclusively in the form of rain; snow does not occur here.

When packing for Bidar, give preference to light and breathable clothing made from natural fabrics, such as cotton or linen, which is especially relevant for the hot season from March to May, when the temperature can reach 37°C. Be sure to put reliable sun protection in your suitcase: a wide-brimmed hat or cap, sunglasses, and high SPF cream. For the winter months (December–February), when nights become cooler and the thermometer drops to 17°C, it is recommended to take a light jacket, jumper, or thick hoodie for evening walks.

If your trip is planned for the period from June to September, be prepared for the monsoon season: at this time, the number of rainy days can reach 20–26 per month. During this period, you will definitely need a compact umbrella, a quality raincoat, and waterproof shoes, preferably with non-slip soles. Instead of denim, it is better to choose clothing made from quick-drying materials, as high humidity can make drying things difficult.

Regardless of the season, comfortable shoes for walking that support the foot well are necessary for comfortably exploring historical sights and Bidar Fort. Also, do not forget to take insect repellent and a personal first aid kit. Since it is customary in India to observe a certain dress code when visiting religious places, tourists should carry a light scarf or shawl to cover their shoulders if necessary, and choose clothing that covers the knees.