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Pune Weather This Week: IMD Forecasts 15 to 17 Degree Mornings and 32 to 34 Degree Afternoons Till November 18

IMD expects clear skies over Pune through November 18, with cool mornings around 15°C and warm afternoons above 32°C. Here is the day-by-day forecast and what it means.

Pune city skyline under a clear sky, seen from Koregaon Park

Photo: Randy Breese / CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Pune, 13th November 2026: Pune will see clear skies, cool mornings and warm afternoons for the rest of this week, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts. Morning temperatures at Shivajinagar are expected to stay between 15°C and 17°C, while afternoons will reach 32°C to 34°C until Wednesday, November 18.

On Thursday, November 12, Shivajinagar recorded a high of 32.6°C, 1.9 degrees above normal, and a low of 14.6°C, 0.8 degrees below normal, according to IMD’s city forecast.

Day-by-day forecast for Pune (Shivajinagar)

DateMinMaxSky
Fri, 13 Nov15°C32°CMainly clear
Sat, 14 Nov15°C33°CMainly clear
Sun, 15 Nov16°C33°CMainly clear
Mon, 16 Nov16°C33°CMainly clear
Tue, 17 Nov16°C33°CMainly clear
Wed, 18 Nov17°C34°CMainly clear

The forecast shows mornings slowly getting warmer through next week, while daytime temperatures stay high.

Why the gap between morning and afternoon is so large

Clear November skies let the ground lose heat quickly at night, which brings cool mornings. The same clear skies let strong sunshine heat the city by afternoon. A gap of 17 to 18 degrees in a single day is common in Pune at this time of year, and it catches many people out: a jacket at 7 am, a cotton shirt by 1 pm.

Outer areas such as Pashan, NDA and parts of Haveli taluka usually feel a little colder in the early morning than central Pune, while built-up areas stay warmer at night.

What it means for your week

  • Morning walkers and runners: Expect 15°C to 16°C at dawn on the weekend. Carry a light layer.
  • Chhath Puja devotees: Sunday evening and Monday sunrise at the ghats will be dry, with cool air at dawn on Monday. See our Chhath Puja 2026 in Pune guide.
  • Outdoor events: No rain is forecast for weekend concerts and festivals. Afternoons will be hot, so carry water.
  • Health: Large day-night swings and dry air can trigger colds, coughs and throat irritation. Drink enough water and keep children warm in the mornings.

Air quality in this weather

Calm, clear winter mornings tend to trap dust and vehicle smoke near the ground, which can push up pollution levels in areas with heavy traffic. Check our Pune AQI today page before early outdoor exercise.

Will it get colder in Pune?

The IMD’s seven-day forecast does not show a further drop below 15°C this week. Earlier this week the city touched 14°C, as we reported in Pune temperature dips to 14 degrees. Colder spells usually arrive later in November and December, but IMD has not issued any cold wave warning for Pune.

*Forecasts change. Check IMD’s Pune page for the latest update.*

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Pune weather forecast this week?

IMD forecasts mainly clear skies, minimum temperatures of 15°C to 17°C and maximum temperatures of 32°C to 34°C until 18 November.

What was Pune’s temperature on 12 November 2026?

Shivajinagar recorded a high of 32.6°C and a low of 14.6°C.

Will it rain in Pune this weekend?

No rain is forecast. IMD expects mainly clear skies through the weekend.

Is there a cold wave warning for Pune?

No. IMD has not issued a cold wave warning for Pune this week.

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Written by
Rahul Sharma
Covers Pune and Maharashtra: civic issues, real estate, weather and city life

Rahul Sharma covers civic developments, local events and breaking news across Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad for Puneri Pages. With 5 years of experience reporting on Pune civic issues, he focuses on accurate, reader-friendly reporting. Based in Wakad, Pune.

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