- Temperature
- 11–40°C
- Snowfall
- Never occurs in Udaipur
Updated September 2026 · Sources cited: climatestotravel.com, weather-and-climate.com
Good to know
Good to Know
- Winter (October–March) is definitively the best time to visit: comfortable temperatures, minimal rain, and clear skies. Book accommodation in advance as it is peak season.
- Summer (April–June) is scorching and generally avoided by tourists, though hotel rates and flight prices are significantly cheaper if you can tolerate the heat. Stay indoors during peak afternoon hours.
- Monsoon (July–September) brings dramatic beauty and lower costs, but expect frequent rains and high humidity. Roads can become slippery and some outdoor activities may be limited.
- Dust storms occasionally occur during winter and the transition into summer, particularly in March.
- Tropical cyclones are rare in Udaipur due to its distance from the coast and northern latitude, but can occasionally occur April–December.
- Nighttime temperatures can drop sharply in winter (sometimes to 3–5°C); bring layers even though days are warm.
- Sun exposure is intense year-round; sunscreen and hats are essential.
Summer
- Months
- April to June
- Description
- Extremely hot and dry. Daytime temperatures regularly exceed 35°C, often reaching 40°C or higher in May–June. Considered the worst time to visit. Low humidity but intense sun.
Characteristics
- Scorching daytime heat (35–40°C+)
- Very little rainfall
- Dry air; lakes have diminished water levels
- Lowest tourist season; cheaper accommodation
- Outdoor activities challenging during daylight
Winter
- Months
- October to March
- Description
- Peak tourist season. Pleasant daytime temperatures ranging 10–25°C with cool to cold nights. Minimal rainfall and mostly sunny skies. Humidity low to moderate.
Characteristics
- Clear, dry skies
- Daytime temperatures 20–30°C
- Nighttime temperatures can drop to 3–5°C in December–January
- Very low rainfall
- Ideal for outdoor sightseeing
Monsoon
- Months
- July to September
- Description
- Heavy rainfall transforms the landscape into lush green. Occasional showers and high humidity. Temperatures moderate to warm (28–32°C). Lakes and water bodies refill.
Characteristics
- Regular, sometimes heavy rainfall (244 mm in July alone)
- High humidity, reaching 72% in August
- Lush green vegetation
- Lakes at their fullest
- Moderate temperature (28–32°C)
- Budget-friendly hotel rates
Peak Month
- Month
- May
Daytime High
- Celsius
- 40
- Fahrenheit
- 104
Nighttime Low
- Celsius
- 26
- Fahrenheit
- 79
Off Peak Month
- Month
- January
Daytime High
- Celsius
- 25
- Fahrenheit
- 77
Nighttime Low
- Celsius
- 11
- Fahrenheit
- 52
Humidity
- Lowest
- April, dropping to ~19%
- Highest
- August, reaching ~72%
- General Pattern
- Low humidity outside monsoon; moderate to high during and after rains
Udaipur has a subtropical semi-arid climate with a distinct dry season (October to May), extremely hot summers (March to June), and a monsoon season (June to September). The city experiences year-round heat tempered slightly by its elevation and lakes.
Rainfall
- Pattern
- Concentrated monsoon; dry for most of the year
- Driest Months
- April–June and January–February
- Monsoon Period
- Mid-June to late September
- Wettest Months
- July–August (heaviest rainfall)
- Annual Total Mm
- 675
- Annual Total Inches
- 26.6
Snowfall
Never occurs in Udaipur
AI-generated estimateData refreshed September 2026
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