Map of India Maximum Temperature by State

This India maximum temperature by state map presents a clear overview of the highest recorded temperatures across different regions of the country. It highlights how northwestern and central states such as Rajasthan, Delhi, Haryana, and Madhya Pradesh experience extreme heat, often exceeding 45°C and even reaching above 50°C in rare cases. These regions form the core heatwave belt of India.

In contrast, southern and coastal states like Kerala, Goa, and Tamil Nadu record comparatively lower maximum temperatures due to strong maritime influence, though humidity remains high. Northeastern and Himalayan states, including Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh, maintain cooler conditions throughout the year. This map is useful for understanding India’s climate diversity, heatwave patterns, and regional temperature variations for educational and geographic reference purposes.