Weather in Hanoi and Pune

• All Year
• Spring
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter

Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Hanoi experiences a more moderate temperature range compared to Pune, with maximums generally peaking at around 34°C in July, while Pune can reach as high as 38.3°C in April

• In contrast, Hanoi's maximum temperatures steadily rise from around 21°C in January to its peak in the summer months, whereas Pune’s temperatures decline after May

• Additionally, Pune tends to have higher minimum temperatures in comparison, particularly in the months of March to May.

Conditions

• Hanoi experiences significantly lower sun hours throughout the year compared to Pune, with a notable peak of only 3.3 hours in April, while Pune enjoys consistently high sun hours, particularly in the winter and early spring months where it exceeds 9 hours.

• In terms of precipitation, Hanoi has a higher amount of rainfall during the monsoon season (May to September), with the highest precipitation recorded in August at 10.21mm, whereas Pune experiences a monsoon peak in July with 20.94mm, but very low rainfall during the rest of the year.

Astronomy

• In Hanoi, the daylight hours are slightly longer overall with a maximum of 13 hours and 22 minutes in June compared to Pune's longest day of 13 hours and 13 minutes during the same month.

• Notably, Hanoi experiences a more significant difference between the earliest and latest sunrise times, with a 1 hour and 20 minutes variance throughout the year, while Pune's variance is only 1 hour and 11 minutes.

• Both cities have their earliest sunsets in November; however, Hanoi’s earliest sunset happens significantly earlier in the day compared to Pune's. This could indicate variations in their respective latitudes and climatic conditions impacting day length.