There are currently no signs of severe heatwave conditions developing in Gujarat by the end of May. While bordering areas of Rajasthan have witnessed record-breaking temperatures, Gujarat has remained comparatively comfortable. Barmer recorded temperatures above 48�C, while Phalodi saw the mercury hovering close to 47�C on several occasions. In contrast, most parts of Gujarat did not reach the 45�C heatwave threshold. Only Surendranagar recorded temperatures slightly above 45�C on May 10 and 11, 2026. Typically, maximum temperatures in the interior parts of Gujarat remain between 41�C and 42�C during May. According to meteorological standards, a heatwave is declared only when temperatures cross 45�C, which has not happened in most locations this season. Weather experts explain that intense heat in Gujarat usually increases when dry weather persists for a long period and northwesterly winds bring hot air from Pakistan into the state. At present, temperatures in Jacobabad, Pakistan, have touched 49�C, while several parts of Rajasthan are also experiencing severe heat. However, the current wind pattern is preventing this extreme heat from directly affecting Gujarat. Over the next two days, no major rise in temperatures is expected across most parts of the country. Between May 29 and 31, temperatures may even drop slightly in Gujarat and several other states. A change in wind patterns is expected from the beginning of June, which could further reduce the impact of heat. At the same time, signs of unusual pre-monsoon activity are emerging in Gujarat during the first week of June 2026. Several areas may witness thunderstorms and light rainfall. Current weather indicators suggest that the possibility of severe heatwave conditions in Gujarat during the remaining pre-monsoon season remains quite low.