As of February 22, 2026, Gujarat is witnessing a steady rise in temperatures, with both maximum and minimum readings staying above seasonal averages in most parts of the state. Weather officials indicate that winter conditions are gradually fading, and early summer patterns are beginning to dominate across urban and rural regions alike.
State Wide Temperature Summary for February 21 22, 2026
- Highest Temperature: Rajkot recorded one of the highest maximum temperatures in the state at 36.8°C on February 21
- Lowest Temperature: Naliya remained among the coolest locations, with a minimum temperature of 15.2°C
- Overall Trend: Dry weather is expected to continue across Gujarat over the next several days, with mostly clear skies and rising daytime heat
City Wise Temperature Highlights
Below is a snapshot of key city readings recorded on February 21:
- Ahmedabad: Maximum 34.3°C, around 2°C above normal. Minimum 20.3°C, around 4 to 5°C above normal. No rainfall recorded.
- Surat: Maximum 36.8°C, over 3°C above normal. Minimum 20.5°C, above seasonal average. No rainfall recorded.
- Rajkot: Maximum 36.8°C, over 4°C above normal. Minimum 19.8°C. No rainfall recorded.
- Deesa: Maximum 34.8°C, Minimum 18.5°C. No rainfall recorded.
- Bhuj: Maximum 35.3°C, Minimum 18.0°C. No rainfall recorded.
The pattern shows that nights are also warmer than usual, indicating a broader warming trend rather than just daytime heat spikes.
Forecast and Weather Alerts
Rising Heat Over Next 48 Hours: Meteorologists expect temperatures to increase further by 2 to 3°C in the coming days. Some interior regions may experience peak temperatures between 38°C and 41°C if the warm spell intensifies.
Possibility of Isolated Showers: Although dry weather currently prevails, earlier assessments suggested that localized weather systems could trigger isolated light showers or thunderstorms in parts of North Gujarat, including districts like Aravalli, Mahisagar, and Dahod.
Wind Pattern: Northwesterly to northerly winds are currently active at lower levels, contributing to the dry and warm conditions.
What Residents Should Keep in Mind
- Stay hydrated during afternoon hours
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight
- Plan outdoor activities during morning or evening hours
- Monitor local weather updates for sudden changes
With temperatures rising steadily, Gujarat appears to be entering an early summer phase this year.