Pimpri's Climate
Pimpri (Pimpri-Chinchwad) adjoins Pune in Maharashtra, western India, sitting on the Deccan plateau at roughly 560 m, which softens its tropical savanna climate compared with the coastal lowlands. The hot dry season (March–May) is the most sweltering, typically 34–39°C, while the southwest monsoon (June–September) delivers regular showers, cooler air and lingering humidity. Winter (November–February) is dry and pleasant, with nights dropping to 10–14°C. Thanks to the elevation, evenings stay comfortably cool through much of the year.