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Henry Oliver Davies Harrison • 2026-06-14 • Reviewed by Daniel Mercer

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 14 June 2026 by the Pressorbit weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

🌦️24°C
DrizzlePanaji, GoaFeels like 30° · Wind 7 km/h · Humidity 97%
UV 8 Very HighSunrise 06:13Sunset 19:08
Today🌦️27°24°💧100%
Tue🌦️29°24°💧100%
Wed⛈️27°24°💧100%
Thu⛈️29°24°💧100%
Fri🌦️29°24°💧96%
Sat🌧️29°27°💧100%
Sun⛈️30°26°💧100%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

While the UK’s maritime climate delivers rain all year round, Goa follows a sharp tropical monsoon cycle: a dry season from November to April and a wet season from June to September. The live forecast above shows current conditions in Panaji, giving you the real-time picture for your travel plans.

How does the weather shift across the year in Goa?

Panaji, on the central west coast, experiences a tropical wet‑and‑dry climate. Daytime highs range from 28°C in January to 34°C in April, while sea temperatures hover around 27–29°C for most of the year. The monsoon (June–September) brings around 2,500–3,000 mm of rain annually – mostly between June and August – while the dry months see virtually no rainfall. The live conditions above show whether you are arriving in the dry, settled weather or the tail end of the rains.

What is the weather like in Goa from October to November?

October marks the transition away from the monsoon. Skies start to clear, humidity drops, and daytime temperatures sit around 30–32°C. By goa weather november, the rains have largely stopped, sea conditions improve, and you can expect 8–9 hours of sunshine a day. This is the start of the peak tourist window, with warm, pleasant evenings.

Goa weather December to February – the peak dry season

From December through February, Goa enjoys its most comfortable weather. Daytime highs in goa weather december average 30°C, dropping to 28–29°C in goa weather january. Nights are cooler, around 20°C, so a light jacket is useful. Weather in goa in february remains similarly warm and dry, with sea temperatures of 27°C – ideal for swimming. The live forecast above will show any residual morning haze, but this quickly burns off.

What about South Goa weather?

South goa weather follows the same monsoon pattern as Panaji, but the region tends to be slightly greener and less developed. Coastal breezes keep daytime highs a degree or two cooler in summer, and the wet season can linger a little longer into October. Travelers looking for quieter beaches will find similar temperatures but fewer crowds.

Weather in Goa in March and April – building heat

March sees temperatures climb to 32°C, and goa in april is the hottest month, with highs of 34°C and high humidity. Sea temperatures reach 29°C. This is the tail end of the dry season; by mid‑May, pre‑monsoon thunderstorms may appear. If you are planning a trip then, pack light, breathable clothing and sun protection.

What to pack for Goa – a practical guide

For the dry season (November–April): light cotton clothes, swimwear, sun hat, sunglasses, and high‑SPF sunscreen. A light wrap or long‑sleeved shirt helps against mosquitoes at dusk. For the wet season (June–September): waterproof jacket, quick‑dry footwear, and a small umbrella. Even in the dry season, an evening breeze can feel cool, so a thin jumper is handy.

Hottest monthApril, 34°C daytime high
Coolest monthJanuary, 28°C daytime high
Wettest monthJuly, ~800 mm rainfall
Sea temperature range25°C (Jan) – 29°C (May)

Best months to visit Goa

The most popular window is December to February, when conditions are warm, dry, and sunny with sea temperatures perfect for swimming. October and November also offer good weather with fewer tourists. If you prefer lower prices and don’t mind heat, March and early April are still fine, but the monsoon from June to September makes travel difficult – many beach shacks close and roads can flood.

Rainy season and short‑term forecasts

The southwest monsoon typically arrives in early June and lasts until late September. If you are checking goa weather rain patterns, July is the wettest month. For immediate planning, the weather in goa 10 days forecast on the live panel above is more reliable than long‑range outlooks. You can also consult our 10‑day forecast for an overview. For those looking further ahead, the weather in goa next 15 days can indicate broad trends but will shift as the date approaches.

Frequently asked questions about Goa weather

How hot is Goa in January?

Daytime highs in January average 28–29°C, with night‑time lows around 20°C. Sea temperatures are about 25°C – still warm enough for swimming but refreshing. It is the coolest month of the dry season, making it very comfortable for sightseeing and beach time.

What is the weather like in Goa in February?

February is similar to January, with highs around 30°C, low humidity, and almost no rain. Sea temperatures rise slightly to 26°C. It remains one of the best months for outdoor activities. The live forecast above will show clear skies and steady warmth.

Does it rain in Goa in October?

October marks the end of the monsoon. Early in the month there may still be occasional showers, but by mid‑October the rains tail off sharply. Daytime highs are around 31°C and humidity begins to fall. It is a good shoulder‑season to visit, with lower prices than December.

Can I get a reliable forecast for tomorrow?

The live forecast panel above includes a detailed weather in goa tomorrow view, covering temperature, precipitation chance, and wind. For a broader look, check our 10‑day forecast to see how conditions evolve across the week.

How does the humidity feel in April?

April is the hottest and most humid month. Daytime temperatures reach 34°C and humidity can exceed 70%, making it feel even warmer. Sea temperatures are at their highest (29°C). Early mornings and late afternoons are still pleasant, but midday heat is intense.

If you are comparing destinations, our guides to Marrakech weather and Dubai weather offer similar tropical or arid contrasts. For UK‑based travellers, keep an eye on UK weather before departure – especially if transiting through UK airports.

Henry Oliver Davies Harrison

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