Arunachal Pradesh Weather in November

Temperature and Climate:

The post-monsoon climate shifts to early winter in November, and hence, it is also considered ideal to visit Arunachal Pradesh. It is often cooler and semi-arid with a seasonal temperature range. This implies that the temperature within the countries’ regions during the day is approximately 15-20°C while at night is about 5-10°C. The low ground and the floor of valleys are comparatively less cold than the northern inland areas, which are literally very cold.

Landscape, Flora, and Fauna:

The climate favours visitors with clear skies in November, boosting the view of the mountains in Arunachal Pradesh, which is part of the Himalayan range. It boasts of a rich vegetation cover from the monsoon season greenery, giving the area a fitting background for wildlife.

There is also a rich floral wealth, with flowering trees like orchids and plants like the rhododendron abundant in the region’s cool forests and valleys.

This is a time when many animals are around, and one is more able to find them physically as they enjoy the relatively warm climate in the early morning and evening. For this reason, one can see several animals, such as the red panda, snow leopard, deer, and different types of primates. Bird lovers can also see different birding species, such as the bright-coloured hornbill and the regal pheasant.

Detailed Description of Average Temperatures (Day and Night)

Daytime Temperatures:

Usually, it varies between 15 and 20°C, making it perfect for outdoor activities.

Nighttime Temperatures:

Ranging from 5°C to 10°C consequently, visitors should expect cool nights as well as mornings.

Typical Weather Patterns: Snowfall, Rain, Sunny Days

Clear Skies:

November comes with clear skies and a lot of sunshine, making it perfect for all sorts of tours and outdoor activities.

Low Humidity:

It is known that the degrees of humidity are low, rendering a fresh and even cool climate during the day, shifting to early morning or evening.

Minimal Rainfall:

Rainfall is rather scarce in the region by November as the monsoon has already ended, so it is rare to experience landslides or other natural disasters.

Tawang:

Located at a relatively high altitude compared to the other districts of Arunachal Pradesh, Tawang’s climate is comparatively colder; the maximum temperature could range between 10°C and 15 degrees at night, and the temperature is near freezing or below.

Ziro:

Ziro is nestled in a valley, which makes its climate relatively moderate during the daytime, ranging from 15°C to 18°C, and quite chilly during the night, ranging from 5°C to 8°C.

Itanagar:

Because of its lower altitude than the rest of the country, the capital city is warmer than the rest at higher altitudes. The climate is quite moderate, with daytime temperatures falling between 18 and 22°C and nighttime temperatures between 10 and 15°C.

Bomdila:

Another high-altitude region is Bomdila, where the days are comparatively warm, whose maximum temperature varies between 12°C to 16°C while the minimum temperature is roughly between 4°C and 8°C.