A decade of observations blended into one year, read at the chosen time of day, so a date says what it is usually like rather than forecasting one. Rainfall is cumulative over each ten-day section.
In a typical year, Nāgod swings from about 19°C in its coolest month to 38°C at the height of summer, averaging 29.6°C. Rain runs heaviest around February and thins out near May. Every figure here is a decade of observations blended into one representative year, so it reads as what this date is usually like, not a forecast for one particular day.