Rajasthan Weather Update: Rain to Stop Across State from November 1, Temperatures Likely to Drop
Jaipur, October 31, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): Rajasthan is likely to witness a change in weather conditions towards the end of October, with rainfall activity expected to come to a halt across most parts of the state. According to the Meteorological Centre Jaipur of the India Meteorological Department (IMD), western Rajasthan is likely to experience dry weather from October 31, while eastern Rajasthan is expected to remain dry from November 1.
The weather department has forecast a low possibility of rainfall across most parts of the state over the next seven days. With clearer skies expected after Diwali, people are likely to get relief from rain. However, falling morning and night temperatures may gradually increase the feeling of cold.
Rainfall Activity to End First in Western Rajasthan
According to the weather department’s forecast, dry weather conditions are likely to begin in western Rajasthan from October 31. Eastern Rajasthan is expected to see a similar change from November 1.
Rainfall activity is likely to remain subdued across the state for the following seven days. The department has not indicated the possibility of any major weather system becoming active over Rajasthan during this period.
Sunny Days, Cooler Mornings and Nights
As weather conditions turn dry, temperatures across Rajasthan may gradually change. Clear skies are expected to allow sunshine during the day, while falling night temperatures may bring a noticeable chill during early mornings and late nights.
The impact of cold weather is likely to be more noticeable in open and rural areas. Daytime temperatures may remain relatively normal due to sunshine, but cooler mornings and evenings are expected to signal the gradual arrival of winter.
Jaipur and Eastern Rajasthan Also Likely to See Clear Skies
Jaipur and other districts of eastern Rajasthan are also likely to experience dry weather from November 1. The coming week is expected to bring relief from rainfall, with mostly clear skies across the region.
The dry spell is likely to begin in western Rajasthan first, followed by eastern parts of the state.
Cold Conditions Likely to Gradually Increase in November
Weather experts say the effect of winter generally begins to increase gradually in Rajasthan with the arrival of November. A similar trend is expected this year, with dry weather likely to bring cooler mornings and evenings.
However, sunshine during the day may prevent a significant fall in daytime temperatures. Local weather conditions may also lead to variations in temperatures across different parts of the state.
The weather department is continuing to monitor conditions. Further updates may be issued if there is any change in temperature trends or the weather forecast in the coming days.
FAQs
1. When will rainfall stop in Rajasthan?
Rainfall activity is likely to reduce across most parts of Rajasthan over the next week.
2. From when will western Rajasthan experience dry weather?
Western Rajasthan is likely to experience dry weather from October 31, 2026.
3. When will eastern Rajasthan see a change in weather?
Dry weather conditions are expected to begin in eastern Rajasthan from November 1.
4. Will it rain in Rajasthan during the first week of November?
The IMD has forecast a low possibility of rainfall across most parts of the state over the next seven days.
5. Will Jaipur also experience dry weather?
Yes. Jaipur and other districts of eastern Rajasthan are likely to experience dry weather from November 1.
6. Will temperatures fall in Rajasthan after October?
Morning and night temperatures may gradually decline, bringing cooler conditions across the state.
7. Will daytime temperatures also drop significantly?
Daytime temperatures may remain relatively normal because of sunshine, although local variations are possible.
8. When is winter likely to become more noticeable in Rajasthan?
The effect of cold weather is expected to increase gradually with the beginning of November, particularly during mornings and evenings.
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