The monsoon appears to be nearing the end of its seasonal presence across much of Rajasthan, but completely dry weather may not return everywhere just yet. Parts of eastern Rajasthan could still experience isolated light rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds, while western districts are expected to remain largely dry.

According to the weather outlook cited for September 26, 2026, conditions may remain favourable for scattered rainfall activity in some areas of eastern Rajasthan over the next two to three days.

The possibility of rain does not mean that every city or district in the region will receive showers. Any activity is expected to be localised, meaning one area could experience a brief spell of rain while nearby locations remain dry.

Importantly, the forecast cited in the report states that no district-level weather warning has been issued across Rajasthan for September 26.

Light Rain Possible in Eastern Rajasthan

Parts of eastern Rajasthan may see changing weather conditions beginning September 26.

According to the forecast, isolated locations could experience light rain accompanied by thunder or lightning during the next two to three days. Gusty winds reaching around 30 to 40 kmph may also occur in some places.

The rainfall pattern is expected to be scattered rather than widespread.

This distinction is important because a forecast for a division does not necessarily mean continuous rain across all districts or throughout the day.

Residents should therefore keep an eye on local conditions, particularly if clouds begin developing rapidly during the afternoon or evening.

Jaipur May See Clouds and Isolated Showers

Jaipur and surrounding areas could experience partly cloudy to cloudy conditions, with the possibility of light rain at isolated locations.

Thunderstorm activity and brief gusty winds may also develop in some areas if local atmospheric conditions become favourable.

However, there is no indication in the supplied forecast that widespread or heavy rainfall is expected across Jaipur.

The report also states that no formal weather warning has been issued for Jaipur for September 26.

Therefore, the forecast should be understood as a possibility of localised rain and thunderstorm activity rather than a prediction that the entire city will definitely receive rain.

Kota Could Also Receive Light Rain

The Kota division is another part of eastern Rajasthan where isolated rainfall is possible on September 26.

Some locations could experience brief showers, potentially accompanied by thunder and gusty winds.

Rainfall distribution may remain uneven, so conditions can differ considerably even within the same district.

People travelling or working outdoors should remain aware of rapidly changing local weather, particularly if thunderclouds develop.

Scattered Rain Possible Around Bharatpur

Parts of the Bharatpur division may also experience isolated light rainfall.

The possibility of thunderstorms cannot be ruled out at some locations, but widespread rainfall across the entire division is not indicated in the forecast.

As with Jaipur and Kota, local conditions will determine where individual rain cells develop.

Western Rajasthan Likely to Remain Mostly Dry

While eastern Rajasthan could see some rainfall activity, the weather pattern is expected to remain considerably drier across the western part of the state.

Areas including Jodhpur, Barmer, Jaisalmer, Bikaner, Nagaur, Pali and Sri Ganganagar are expected to experience mainly dry conditions on September 26, according to the outlook cited in the report.

Western Rajasthan is also continuing to experience relatively high daytime temperatures.

Maximum temperatures have reportedly remained above normal in many parts of the region, with temperatures crossing 40 degrees Celsius at several locations.

This means that even as the monsoon season winds down, daytime heat could remain noticeable across the western districts.

Temperatures May Drop After 48 Hours

Some relief from the heat could arrive over the following days.

According to the forecast, maximum temperatures across parts of Rajasthan may fall by around 2 to 3 degrees Celsius after the next 48 hours.

If this forecast materialises, the decline could provide some respite from the above-normal temperatures currently being experienced in several western areas.

However, temperature forecasts can change as atmospheric conditions evolve, so updated local forecasts should be checked for the latest information.

No Weather Warning for Rajasthan on September 26

Despite the possibility of thunderstorms, light rain and gusty winds in eastern Rajasthan, the weather-warning map cited for September 26, 2026 places the state's districts in the “No Warning” category.

This does not mean that rain or thunderstorms cannot occur.

A “No Warning” status means that, based on the forecast referenced in the report, conditions had not resulted in a district-level warning being issued for the day.

Local weather can still change quickly, especially during thunderstorm development.

What Rajasthan Residents Can Expect

The weather pattern across Rajasthan is therefore likely to remain divided.

Eastern Rajasthan, particularly parts of the Jaipur, Kota and Bharatpur divisions, could see isolated light rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds over the next few days.

In contrast, western Rajasthan is expected to remain largely dry, with high daytime temperatures continuing in several places before a possible decline of 2 to 3 degrees Celsius after about 48 hours.

Since the expected rainfall is localised, residents should not assume that every city mentioned in the forecast will receive rain. Checking the latest local forecast before travelling or planning outdoor activities remains advisable, particularly in areas where thunderstorms begin to develop.