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Surat lies on the Arabian Sea coast in Gujarat, western India, at the mouth of the Tapi River, with a tropical semi-arid climate and three distinct seasons. Summers (March–June) are very hot, usually 35–40°C, with air that turns muggy near the coast. The monsoon (June–September) brings heavy rain, very high humidity and occasional flooding when the Tapi swells. Winters (November–February) are dry, warm by day and the most comfortable time, with nights cooling to around 15–20°C.
Winter, from November to February, is best: dry with warm days and cool nights, very comfortable for sightseeing.
April and May are hottest, usually 36–40°C, with coastal humidity making it feel stifling.
The southwest monsoon brings heavy rain from June to September, peaking in July and August, sometimes causing floods as the Tapi rises.
Yes, during the monsoon heavy rain combined with dam releases on the Tapi River can flood low-lying parts of the city.
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