Haryana Weather 8 November 2026: Dry Sunny Day with No Rain and No Warning
Haryana will stay dry and sunny on Sunday, 8 November 2026, with no rain forecast anywhere in the state and no weather warning in force. The India Meteorological Department’s Chandigarh centre, in its daily bulletin issued on 4 November, lists Haryana as DRY for 8 November and records NIL against the weather warning for the state for the whole 4 to 10 November period. For readers planning travel, farm work or outdoor events on Sunday, the message from the official forecast is straightforward: a dry day with clear skies.
Daytime temperatures on Sunday are expected to sit in the high twenties to low thirties. Forecasts for Chandigarh put the day’s maximum at around 28 to 29 degrees, while Haryana-wide forecasts put Sunday’s maximum a little higher, around 30 to 31 degrees, with the small difference reflecting the different locations and models behind each forecast rather than any disagreement about the character of the day. Night temperatures are consistently forecast at around 15 degrees, so Sunday night will feel cool but not cold.
Rain chances on Sunday are effectively nil. Chandigarh forecasts give a 0 per cent chance of rain for 8 November, and the IMD’s dry-weather call for Haryana covers the same day, so there is no wet-weather disruption to plan around. Winds are expected to stay light, at around 7 to 9 kilometres per hour, and humidity in the Chandigarh area is forecast at around 52 to 58 per cent during the day. Sunrise in Chandigarh is at about 6:43 am and sunset at about 5:29 pm, giving a shorter November day that readers should factor into evening plans.
The dry spell is not a one-day event. The IMD bulletin lists dry weather for Haryana across the 4 to 10 November period, and the extended-range outlook for the second week of November also expects no significant rainfall over the state, with maximum temperatures in the 26 to 34 degree range depending on the part of the state and minimum temperatures in the 10 to 16 degree range. In practical terms, the coming days continue the settled, post-monsoon pattern Haryana has seen through early November, with bright days and cool nights.
For farmers, the dry Sunday is useful working weather for harvest and field operations, and for households it is a straightforward day for travel and outdoor work, with no rain gear needed. Readers should still check the next IMD bulletin before making firm plans for the following week, since forecasts are updated daily, but as it stands on 4 November, Sunday 8 November in Haryana is set to be dry, sunny and warning-free.
