Sited in the South-Indian state of Andhra Pradesh,
Warangal essentially experiences tropical type of climate. Like any
other part of India, it also enjoys three seasons - including summers,
monsoons and winters. The summer season continues from March to May,
with the temperature rising to a maximum of 39.6°C and lowering to
a minimum of 23.2°C. With pre-monsoon showers in mid-June, the
weather gets a little better, but not good enough to let people enjoy
the historical place. As per the information available, Warangal
receives an annual rainfall of 82.5 cm.
Monsoons prevail from June to September and irregular showers drench
the city at intervals, leaving it highly humid. After monsoons, winters
brings a feel of coziness and cool breeze often envelopes the region in
the evenings. The winter season in Warangal elongates from November to
June, where temperature goes down to a minimum of 13.5°C. The
pleasant weather calls on tourists to visit this ancient capital of the
Kakatiyas. Though Warangal enjoys pleasing climate throughout the year,
the winter season offer the best time to visit this place of historical
importance.
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