People of Coimbatore always enjoy the best climate in South India. The temperature of the Coimbatore City varies between 39 Degree Celsius in summer to 15 Degree Celsius in winter months. Most of the time there is a mild breeze flowing through the Palghat gap from Kerala. This Coimbatore Weather is idealy suited for education, textiles, agriculture, and tourism.

Coimbatore gets maximum rainfall during southwest monsoon season followed by the northeast monsoon. Yearly average rainfall in the coimbatore district is 600 mm. Coimbatore is situated in the rain shadow region of western ghats getting only a part of the southwest monsoon. Since Coimbatore is very close to western ghats and is 410 MSL (Metres above sealevel) weather is always moderate. Rainfall in Coimbatore plays a major part of Coimbatore district serving the drinking water and agricultural needs of people as well as the nature.

Coimbatore's naturally diverse ecological system is a treat to visit and enjoy. Coimbatore is such a lovely place to live with having hills, plains, forests, evergreen fields, drought prone areas, river bodies, tanks etc., Eight rivers flowing through Coimbatore district are Aliyar, Nirar, Sholayar, Uppar, Amaravathy, Noyal, Thirumurthi and Bhavani. To protect this rich eco system and to create awareness among people Siruthuli (http://www.siruthuli.org/), a NGO is doing a commendable job in Coimbatore.

Also see Coimbatore Airport - Flight Timings