Goalpara’s weather is usually welcoming through most parts of the year, with the exception of Monsoons, when frequent rainfall makes it rather inconvenient for tourists to enjoy their visit. With temperatures moderate during summers, the heat is comfortably bearable, while winter’s one of the best times of the year to enjoy exploring the district and its neighboring towns owing to a pleasant and cool weather. The average temperature throughout the year in Goalpara ranges from 10°C-20°C on the minimum side, while the average high ranges from 26°C-33°C. The busiest time from a tourism perspective to visit Goalpara and its neighboring areas is in July, followed by May and then November, during which travel deals may be rather expensive.

Since the district’s located 41m above the sea level, Goalpara’s climate is usually warm and temperate. Goalpara experiences summers from March through June typically with the mercury soaring up, yet not enough to turn harsh and unbearable. The average maximum in the district stays at 31°C with a minimum of 15°C at the most. Compared to winters, the summer season’s wetter with nearly 2739mm of rainfall during the seasons.

Monsoon sets in typically from July in Goalpara with heavy rainfall, and July receiving the maximum showers. Monsoons slow down the incoming tourist traffic a great deal, as with nearly 11-15 days of heavy showers every month, the weather is quite unpredictable. With an average temperature that oscillates between 18°C-21°C, it is best to avoid visiting the town during this time, as the frequent and heavy showers do dampen most outdoor excursions.

Winters in Goalpara are lovely, typically beginning in October with dropping temperatures. The weather condition’s mostly pleasant with day time temperature ranging between 15°C-28°C, which keeps the climate neither too hot nor too cold, making it one of the best times of the year to enjoy outdoor activities. If you enjoy dry weather, then the months with the lowest possibility of rainfall during winters are November, December, and January.