Weather in Tinsukia, Assam
Tinsukia is a growing city in Assam, India, with a semi-arid to humid subtropical climate driven by the South Asian monsoon cycle.
Climate Overview
Central India's climate hinges on the monsoon: June onset, peak rainfall in July–August and gradual withdrawal in September. Pre-monsoon thunderstorms (Kal Baisakhi) are common in April–May. Temperatures in Tinsukia range from moderate winters to warm or hot summers, depending on elevation and proximity to the coast. Weather here is dominated by seasonal monsoon patterns, which bring the bulk of annual rainfall.
Weather by season in Tinsukia
Tinsukia's year divides into four broad seasons. The southwest monsoon normally arrives around 23 June. Daytime figures below are typical lowland values for this latitude — hill stations sit markedly cooler.
- Winter (Dec–Feb): days around 26°C, nights around 10°C. Dry and clear, with cold mornings and occasional fog.
- Summer / pre-monsoon (Mar–Jun): days around 42°C, nights around 27°C. Hot, dry and dusty — heatwave conditions are common at the peak.
- Monsoon (Jul–Sep): days around 33°C, nights around 25°C. Frequent rain and high humidity; the wettest part of the year.
- Post-monsoon (Oct–Nov): days around 32°C, nights around 18°C. Skies clear and temperatures ease — comfortable and settled.
Today's Weather in Tinsukia
Live conditions in Tinsukia — temperature, "feels like" reading, wind, humidity and AQI — are refreshed hourly at the top of this page.
Hourly Forecast
Use the hour-by-hour forecast to spot rain windows, peak heat and overnight lows for Tinsukia. Each hour shows temperature, wind, humidity and chance of rain.
7-Day Weather Forecast for Tinsukia
The 7-day forecast for Tinsukia shows daily high and low temperatures, expected weather conditions and rain probability — useful for planning trips, events or agricultural activities in the Assam region.
Air Quality in Tinsukia
Air quality in Tinsukia is measured using the European Air Quality Index, with PM2.5 and PM10 particulate matter readings displayed alongside the live forecast. Smaller cities like Tinsukia generally see better AQI than the metros, but levels can rise during the crop-residue burning season.
Quick facts about Tinsukia
Tinsukia has a population of about 1,16,322; sits at 27.49°N; and is in India; its monsoon typically arrives in mid-June.
Common spellings
Local search audiences in Assam often type the weather query in Assamese (অসমীয়া). The Assamese word for weather is বতাহ-পানী, commonly transliterated as botah-pani, botahpani. The Hindi मौसम (mausam, mosam, mausham) is also widely used across Tinsukia. All refer to the same thing — current weather, today's temperature and the forecast you'll find on this page.
Nearby Cities in Assam
Explore weather forecasts for other cities in Assam. See the "More in Assam" section above, or browse the full list on our states page.