Tirumala has a tropical wet and Dry climate designated Aw under the Köppen climate classification.
As the hill shrine is situated amidst the hills, the temperature will go below 10 degrees in winter.
Compared to Tirupati, summer won't be much here.
The South-west Monsoon season starts from June, but rains won't be heavier.
Occasionally, Thunderstorm forms and pours for hours.
Pertaining to Orographic relief, North-east Monsoon remains active over the region that cause flooding and it lasts for 2 months.
 459 mm on 23 November 2005 was the highest 24-hour rainfall on records, followed by 307 mm on 9 November 2015.
Tirumala has a tropical wet and Dry climate designated Aw under the Köppen climate classification. As the hill shrine is situated amidst the hills, the temperature will go below 10 degrees in winter. Compared to Tirupati, summer won't be much here. The South-west Monsoon season starts from June, but rains won't be heavier. Occasionally, Thunderstorm forms and pours for hours. Pertaining to Orographic relief, North-east Monsoon remains active over the region that cause flooding and it lasts for 2 months.  459 mm on 23 November 2005 was the highest 24-hour rainfall on records, followed by 307 mm on 9 November 2015.
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