Haryana Weather 7 November 2026: Dry Sunny Day with 30 to 32 Degrees and No Rain Forecast
Haryana is set for a dry and sunny day on Saturday, 7 November 2026, with no rain expected anywhere in the state and no weather warning in force. The India Meteorological Department’s Chandigarh centre, in its daily bulletin of 4 November, reported that weather has been dry in the state, with no significant rainfall recorded, and forecast dry weather to continue. Its outlook for the sixth and seventh days also says dry weather is likely over the state, which covers 7 November, and no warning has been issued for Haryana for that period.
Daytime temperatures on 7 November are expected to be around 30 to 32 degrees Celsius, with night temperatures falling to about 16 to 17 degrees. Forecast services agree closely on the picture: one state forecast puts the day at 32 degrees with a night low of 17 degrees, another puts a representative Haryana location at 30 degrees during the day, and a third gives 32 degrees by day and 16 degrees at night. Rain probability is shown as zero per cent for 7 November across the forecasts, and winds are expected to stay light, roughly 7 to 14 kilometres per hour. Sunrise will be around 6:41 in the morning and sunset around 5:34 in the evening.
The one feature to watch in the early hours is fog. The Meteorological Department has said shallow to moderate fog during night and morning hours is likely at isolated places for the next three days in the state. That means some areas could wake up to reduced visibility on the morning of 7 November even though the day itself will be sunny. Early morning drivers should allow extra time, use fog lights where fitted, and keep a safe distance, while the fog is expected to clear as the sun strengthens through the morning.
The dry spell is not limited to a single day. Forecasts for the days around 7 November show the same pattern: 5 and 6 November are also expected to be sunny and dry, and the outlook for 8 to 10 November continues with dry weather and no rain in sight. The department’s extended outlook for the week of 6 to 12 November likewise says no significant rainfall is likely over the state. In practical terms, this is a settled, stable weather phase for Haryana in early November, with clear skies and little change from day to day.
For daily planning, 7 November will feel warm in the afternoon sunshine but noticeably cooler in the morning and after sunset, so a light layer for the early hours is sensible even though the afternoon will be pleasant. Farmers, travellers and families planning outdoor work can plan around a dry day with no rain disruption, while anyone travelling before sunrise should check local visibility first. Readers should still check the next Meteorological Department bulletin closer to the day, since forecasts are updated daily and local conditions can vary between districts.
