Barometric Pressure in Aundh, India 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Aundh has a tropical wet and dry climate. Summers are hot, especially from March to May. The land heats up, so air pressure becomes lower. This can bring clouds and short thunderstorms before the monsoon.
The southwest monsoon usually arrives in June. Low pressure over hot northern India pulls moist winds from the Arabian Sea toward Maharashtra. The Western Ghats force the air upward, causing rain. Aundh is on the eastern side of these hills, so it gets less rain than places on the western slopes. Rain is strongest from June to September.
From October, the monsoon fades and the weather becomes drier. October can still feel hot because of leftover moisture. Winter, from November to February, is cooler and mostly dry. Higher land around Pune helps make nights cooler. Aundh usually has warm days, mild to cool nights, and most of its yearly rain during the monsoon.