Despite the roughly 800 mm of precipitation that the city receives annually , Vadodara features a semi-arid climate ( BSh ) under Köppen 's Climate classification due to the area 's high potential evapotranspiration . There are three main seasons : Summer , Monsoon and Winter . Aside from the monsoon season , the climate is dry . The weather is hot during March to July , when the average maximum is , and the average minimum is . From November to February , the average maximum temperature is , the average minimum is , and the climate is extremely dry . Cold northerly winds are responsible for a mild chilly days in January . The southwest monsoon brings a humid climate from mid-June to mid-September . The average rainfall is , but infrequent heavy torrential rains cause the river to flood like the 2005 Gujarat flood or the 2008 Indian floods which were catastrophic
2008 Indian floods
2008 Indian floods
Vadodara