23 May, 08:01 AM
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Weather Report
Helping you make the informed farming decisions
Clear
Feels like 38°C
28.3 km/h
18%
1007 hPa
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Currently clear sky in Indore. The temperature is 40°C but it feels like 38°C. Humidity is around 18% with wind blowing at 28.3 km/h. Cloud coverage is 3%.
Hourly Forecast09:00 AM
40°C
12:00 PM
40°C
03:00 PM
37°C
06:00 PM
34°C
09:00 PM
30°C
Crop Disease Risks
Based on current conditions in Indore — 40°C, 18% humidity
Select your crop to view common diseases in this weather
Based on current weather data, here are disease risks for Wheat. High risk diseases are flagged based on today's temperature and humidity.
Wheat Rust
Moderate RiskA fungal disease that causes reddish-brown pustules on leaves and stems. Can significantly reduce yield if not managed properly.
Reddish-brown spots on leaves, premature yellowing, reduced grain quality.
Apply fungicides during early infection stages, use resistant varieties, crop rotation.
Powdery Mildew
Moderate RiskWhite powdery growth on leaves and stems, thrives in humid conditions with moderate temperatures.
White powdery coating on leaves, stunted growth, reduced photosynthesis.
Improve air circulation, apply sulfur-based fungicides, remove infected plant debris.
Learn more about upcoming weather in Indore
Indore is currently experiencing clear sky conditions with a temperature of 40°C, feeling like 38°C. Humidity stands at 18% and wind is blowing at 28.3 km/h. No rainfall is expected in the immediate forecast, making it a good time for outdoor farm activities.
Over the next 5 days, temperatures in Indore are expected to range between 40°C and 41°C. Conditions are expected to remain fairly stable, allowing farmers to plan field operations with confidence. This is a good window for land preparation and early sowing in your region.
What is the right weather for crops in Indore?During the current summer season, key crops grown around Indore include maize, sunflower, and summer vegetables. Ensure timely irrigation as soil moisture depletes quickly in rising heat. Early morning watering is recommended to reduce evaporation losses. With temperatures at 40°C and humidity at 18%, conditions are quite dry — supplemental irrigation will be critical to protect crop yield.
