Amravati city is situated in the Deccan plateau and
forms the headquarters of the Amravati district of Maharashtra. Spread
over an area of approximately 12,626 sq km, the city is home to the
famous Ambadevi temple, which draws a large number of devotees from far
and wide. It is obvious that before coming to Amaravati, they will look
for information about its weather and climatic conditions as well as the
best time to visit the city.
As far as the climate of the city is concerned, one can notice extreme
variations in the temperatures. The summers in Amravati are very hot,
last from March to June and are characterized by dry heat. The summer
temperature in the city has gone up to as high as 50 deg C. On the other
hand, we have the winter season, which lasts from November to March and
during which, the temperature dips to as low as 15 deg C.
The monsoon season in the city lasts for approximately 3-4 months,
comprising of June, July, August and September. Of these, the maximum as
well as continuous rainfall is received, from the South Westerly
monsoons, in the months of July and August. The best time to visit
Amravati is during the month of October to March. It comprises of the
winter season in the city, when the weather is at its very best and is
ideal from the point of view of roaming around.
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