Gujrat Weather

Gujrat Weather - The city of Gujrat is located between Jhelum and Chenab rivers. The location of Gujrat makes it a land worthy of cultivation, bounded by Mirpur in northeast, and River Jhelum in northwest, east and southeast by the River Chenab and on the west by Mandi Bahauddin. The Gujrat district features moderate climatic conditions. The summers are hot where during peak hours the temperatures reach almost 50 °C, enough to boil you. This intensity does not prevail for long due to the closeness of Azad Kashmir Mountains. The winters are comparatively pleasant, mild, and dry where the minimum temperatures may fall below 2 °C and makes it difficult for you to go out without warmer clothes.

The average rainfall recorded at Gujrat is 670 mm. Monsoon rains bring humidity and makes the air hotter. Monsoon rains starts around mid June and it lowers the temperature to around 35 °C during the day time and at night it remains at 27 °C. Heavy rain falls happen during this season that can even cause floods. The average rainfall recorded at Kharian is 750 mm; the Kashmir border is over 1000 mm, at Gujrat 670 mm, and at Dinga 500 mm.

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