Tomorrow's Weather Forecast - Jalandhar

Tomorrow's weather in Jalandhar. high 33°C (91°F), low 25°C (77°F). Drizzle.

Tomorrow’s Outlook

Tomorrow will be 2°C cooler than today. Showers are likely in the afternoon, with rain probability peaking near 63%. That risk lines up with humidity averaging 79% through the day the more moisture in the air, the more readily clouds build into showers. Humidity stays high near 79%, so it will feel muggier and stickier than the temperature alone suggests. Winds stay light and calm, rarely topping 8 km/h. Sunrise is at 6:09 AM and sunset at 6:37 PM, for about 12h 28m of daylight.

Tomorrow
33°/ 25°
Today35° / 26°

Tomorrow’s Hourly Weather Outlook

Morning6 AM – Noon29°
Rain probability
14%
Wind speed
5 km/h
AfternoonNoon – 6 PM32°
Rain probability
63%
Wind speed
6 km/h
Evening6 PM – Midn28°
Rain probability
36%
Wind speed
4 km/h
NightMidn – 6 AM27°
Rain probability
0%
Wind speed
8 km/h

24-Hour Rain & Temperature Forecast

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Temperature · peaks at +33°C

Planning Advice for Tomorrow

Clothing
Light waterproof jacket with an umbrella is a smart choice.
Outdoor
Outdoor plans may need flexibility; showers are likely.
Travel
Wet roads may slow traffic; allow a little extra time.

Sunrise & Sunset

Sunrise
Dawn 5:39 AM
Total Daylight
Full day forecastSolar noon 12:23 PM
Sunset
Dusk 7:07 PM
vs today-2 min daylight
Sunrise shiftSame time
Sunset shift1 min earlier

5-Day Weather Forecast

Full 15-Day Forecast

Weather Insight

Jalandhar is forecast to reach a high of 33°C tomorrow, with an overnight low around 25°C. Expect a fair chance of rain (63% probability) and light winds averaging 8 km/h. Air quality is currently Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups (AQI 134), driven mainly by PM2.5 at 50 μg/m³.

Today vs Normal

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Air Quality

Air Quality
Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups

Health effects can be felt by sensitive groups, including children, older adults, and people with respiratory or heart conditions. The general public is less likely to be affected.