Hottest places in India by maximum mean temperature
Top 37 places in India with the highest annual temperature.
| Place Name | Annual Mean Max Temp (°C/°F) | Days per year above 25°C (77°F) | Highest temp. In last 10 years (°C/°F) | Hottest month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tamil Nadu | 34.28 / 93.7 | 362 (99.18%) | 43.0 (2019) | May (38.59°C/101.46°F) |
| Andhra Pradesh | 34.27 / 93.69 | 362 (99.18%) | 48.0 (2013) | May (41.82°C/107.28°F) |
| Odisha | 33.74 / 92.73 | 356 (97.53%) | 50.0 (2011) | May (42.03°C/107.65°F) |
| Gujarat | 33.41 / 92.14 | 353 (96.71%) | 44.0 (2012) | May (40.37°C/104.67°F) |
| Chhattisgarh | 33.23 / 91.81 | 350 (95.89%) | 49.0 (2017) | May (42.98°C/109.36°F) |
| Uttar Pradesh | 33.13 / 91.63 | 299 (81.92%) | 50.0 (2012) | May (43.04°C/109.47°F) |
| Bihar | 33.08 / 91.54 | 314 (86.03%) | 48.0 (2019) | May (41.86°C/107.35°F) |
| West Bengal | 33.05 / 91.49 | 347 (95.07%) | 47.0 (2018) | May (39.88°C/103.78°F) |
| Haryana | 32.84 / 91.11 | 293 (80.27%) | 49.0 (2019) | June (42.2°C/107.96°F) |
| Madhya Pradesh | 32.76 / 90.97 | 314 (86.03%) | 47.0 (2010) | May (42.6°C/108.68°F) |
| Delhi | 32.72 / 90.9 | 302 (82.74%) | 51.0 (2019) | May (42.16°C/107.89°F) |
| Rajasthan | 32.57 / 90.63 | 290 (79.45%) | 47.0 (2014) | May (41.23°C/106.21°F) |
| Punjab | 32.37 / 90.27 | 272 (74.52%) | 51.0 (2017) | June (42.76°C/108.97°F) |
| Telangana | 32.11 / 89.8 | 345 (94.52%) | 47.0 (2012) | May (40.55°C/104.99°F) |
| Maharashtra | 32.08 / 89.74 | 355 (97.26%) | 44.0 (2012) | May (39.89°C/103.8°F) |
| Kerala | 31.51 / 88.72 | 357 (97.81%) | 42.0 (2011) | March (35.42°C/95.76°F) |
| Daman and Diu | 31.38 / 88.48 | 355 (97.26%) | 40.0 (2016) | May (35.88°C/96.58°F) |
| Goa | 31.33 / 88.39 | 362 (99.18%) | 39.0 (2011) | April (33.64°C/92.55°F) |
| Karnataka | 31.29 / 88.32 | 341 (93.42%) | 45.0 (2012) | April (37.66°C/99.79°F) |
| Puducherry | 31.01 / 87.82 | 366 (100.27%) | 39.0 (2010) | May (34.47°C/94.05°F) |
| Tripura | 30.66 / 87.19 | 350 (95.89%) | 41.0 (2015) | April (34.41°C/93.94°F) |
| Jharkhand | 30.3 / 86.54 | 293 (80.27%) | 46.0 (2018) | May (38.93°C/102.07°F) |
| Assam | 30.16 / 86.29 | 285 (78.08%) | 41.0 (2019) | May (33.46°C/92.23°F) |
| Dadra and Nagar Haveli | 30.14 / 86.25 | 340 (93.15%) | 38.0 (2017) | May (32.77°C/90.99°F) |
| Mizoram | 29.92 / 85.86 | 339 (92.88%) | 40.0 (2017) | April (34.16°C/93.49°F) |
| Jammu and Kashmir | 29.89 / 85.8 | 255 (69.86%) | 50.0 (2015) | June (39.46°C/103.03°F) |
| Chandigarh | 29.64 / 85.35 | 247 (67.67%) | 46.0 (2018) | June (39.23°C/102.61°F) |
| Arunachal Pradesh | 29.33 / 84.79 | 223 (61.1%) | 41.0 (2012) | August (32.52°C/90.54°F) |
| Nagaland | 28.91 / 84.04 | 252 (69.04%) | 40.0 (2016) | June (32.31°C/90.16°F) |
| Andaman and Nicobar Islands | 28.89 / 84.0 | 366 (100.27%) | 34.0 (2018) | May (30.22°C/86.4°F) |
| Lakshadweep | 28.38 / 83.08 | 366 (100.27%) | 31.0 (2013) | May (29.63°C/85.33°F) |
| Uttarakhand | 28.06 / 82.51 | 249 (68.22%) | 44.0 (2019) | June (36.89°C/98.4°F) |
| Manipur | 26.34 / 79.41 | 222 (60.82%) | 36.0 (2012) | May (29.41°C/84.94°F) |
| Himachal Pradesh | 22.4 / 72.32 | 166 (45.48%) | 37.0 (2012) | June (29.79°C/85.62°F) |
| Meghalaya | 22.23 / 72.01 | 33 (9.04%) | 33.0 (2016) | August (24.07°C/75.33°F) |
| Sikkim | 16.75 / 62.15 | 66 (18.08%) | 28.0 (2020) | August (20.99°C/69.78°F) |
| Ladakh | -6.49 / 20.32 | 74 (20.27%) | 10.0 (2015) | August (5.43°C/41.77°F) |
Temperature Graph (°C)
This chart shows the average high temperatures of the top 10 hottest places in India.
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