Earth Pulse Monthly · August 2026 · Baner, Pune

August 2026 in Baner — Air, Birds & Weather

Generated from 25,717+ sensor readings · Published

Baner Hill, First of August 2026 (1 Aug 2026, 10:49 IST)
📷 First photo · 1 Aug 2026, 10:49 IST
Baner Hill, Last of August 2026 (31 Aug 2026, 12:31 IST)
📷 Last photo · 31 Aug 2026, 12:31 IST

In , Baner (Pune) recorded an average EU AQI of 16.4 (cleaner than July 2026); temperatures from 22 to 30.8 °C; 82 mm of rain with 10 rainy days (2.5 mm or more) and 46 confirmed bird species from 2,504 BirdNET detections (confidence 0.70 or higher).

August 2026 at a glance (screenshot and share)

🌿 Earth Pulse · Baner, PuneAUGUST 2026
August 2026: a healthy month for Baner
16.4Avg AQI (EU)
24.8°CAvg temperature
82 mmRain · 10 rainy days
46Confirmed species
2,504Confirmed detections
31 / 31Clean-air days (EU AQI)
Observing the Earth, over time · www.earth-pulse.org⚡ Pulse Score 93
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The month in numbers

Key facts: August 2026 in Baner, Pune

Average AQI (EU scale)
16.4average of daily means; range 10-28; lower is cleaner
Clean days (worst AQI 40 or below)
31of 31 complete days
High-pollution days (worst AQI 61 or above)
0of 31 complete days
Temperature range
22-30.8 °Caverage 24.8 °C (Baner Weather Union station readings)
Rain
82 mm10 rainy days (2.5 mm or more); 27 days with 0.3 mm or more
Average humidity
87%average of daily means
Confirmed bird species (0.70 or higher)
462504 confirmed detections
Candidate bird species (all detections)
12121997 detections including lower-confidence
Peak bird hour (confirmed)
07:00 IST
Most active confirmed species
Jungle Prinia804 detections
Soundscape (mean NDSI, 0-1)
0.491median 0.543; 876 valid readings
Pulse Score
93composite of air, birds and clean days

Days run 00:00–24:00 IST. AQI is the European (EU) scale, 0–100, lower is cleaner. Bird headline numbers count detections at confidence 0.70 or higher ("confirmed").

Pulse Score 93 out of 100A ring filled to 93 percent.93

Healthy month for Baner

August 2026 saw significantly drier conditions compared to last month, with 82mm of rain recorded, a substantial decrease from July's 592.2mm. Air quality also improved, showing a cleaner average AQI.

Air33.4 / 40100 − average AQI 16.4
Birds30 / 30capped: 2,504 confirmed detections ÷ 8 is over 100
Days avg ≤ 4030 / 30100% of days had a daily-average EU AQI of 40 or below (not the clean-air-day count)

August 2026 brought cleaner air to Baner, Pune, with an average AQI of 16.4, a cleaner reading by 1 point compared to July 2026. The average temperature was 24.8°C, slightly cooler than July's 24.9°C. Rainfall decreased dramatically to 82mm over 10 rainy days, a significant drop from July's 592.2mm. Compared to August 2025, the AQI was cleaner by 6.3 points, and the average temperature was warmer by 1.2°C. Rainfall in August 2025 was 229.7mm over 22 rainy days; this comparison mixes a model estimate with station readings and is not a trend. Bird detections decreased to 2504 from 2984 in July, and the number of confirmed species increased to 46 from 40. The soundscape became richer, with the mean NDSI increasing by 0.073.

Month on month

Compared with July 2026

August 2026 against July 2026. Red = worse for air or wildlife, green = better; rain is shown without a colour judgement. Both months use the same source (Baner station).

Average AQI (EU)
16.4
vs 17.4 in July 2026 · higher = hazier
cleaner by 1
Clean-air days (worst hour EU AQI ≤ 40)
31
vs 31 in July 2026
unchanged
Temperature range
22–30.8 °C
vs 22.1–31.8 °C in July 2026; average 24.8 vs 24.9 °C
cooler by 0.1 °C
Rainfall
82 mm
vs 592.2 mm in July 2026; rainy days 10 vs 19
drier by 510.2 mm
Bird activity (confirmed)
2,504
detections vs 2,984 in July 2026
quieter by 480
Confirmed species
46
vs 40 in July 2026
more by 6
Pulse Score
93
vs 93 in July 2026
unchanged

Year on year · same month

Same month last year: August 2025

Sources for temperature and rain: 2026: Baner Weather Union station readings; 2025: Open-Meteo model estimates. Air quality uses the same EU AQI source in both years.

Average AQI (EU)
16.4
vs 22.7 in August 2025 · higher = hazier
cleaner by 6.3
Average temperature
24.8 °C
vs 23.6 °C in August 2025
warmer by 1.2 °C
Rainfall
82 mm
vs 229.7 mm in August 2025
drier by 147.7 mm
Rainy days (≥ 2.5 mm)
10
vs 22 in August 2025
fewer by 12
Birds
No data
No BirdNET data before March 2026 (this is "no data", not zero).

Caution: 2025 temperature and rain are Open-Meteo model estimates; 2026 values are Baner Weather Union station readings. Direction is shown but this mixes a model with a station and is not a trend.

The long view · ERA5 reanalysis (a model, not a station)

ERA5 reanalysis, 1980–2021, 42 years: August in context

ERA5 is a reanalysis model (Copernicus / ECMWF), not a station. It is shown beside, and never subtracted from, Open-Meteo or station values. The bias-free signal is ERA5 compared with ERA5 (early 1981-90 vs recent 2012-21).

ERA5 normal, 1981–2010 (30 years)
22.7 °C
mean; average daily max 25.1 °C, min 21.4 °C
Rain 256.9 mm on about 22.2 rainy days
ERA5 against itself: 1981–90 → 2012–21
+0.5 °C
mean 22.65 → 23.15 °C (decade averages)
Rain 265.6 → 230.9 mm (−34.7 mm)
ERA5 record years for August
  • Warmest: 2019 (23.56 °C mean)
  • Coolest: 1984 (22.25 °C mean)
  • Wettest: 2006 (510.1 mm)
  • Driest: 2015 (102.4 mm)
This month, separate series · Baner station
August 2026: average 24.8 °C, rain 82 mm.

Shown beside ERA5, not subtracted from it. A station near the city and a 30 km reanalysis grid measure different things, so the gap between them is not a warming figure. The bias-free change is ERA5 against itself, above.

See every August since 1980 →

Air · European AQI, 0–100

Air quality — August 2026

AQI range this month (EU scale, 0–100)
Low: 10High: 28
Avg AQI
16.4
EU scale
Days averaging ≤ 40
100%
daily-average AQI; feeds the Pulse Score
Humidity avg
87%
average of daily means
Air quality, day by day
Colour = daily-average EU AQI. ▲ = a high-pollution day (worst hour 61 or more).
Daily-average EU AQI for each day of August 2026
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
116216
317417517617716816917
1015111612161315141615171617
1716181419142016211622152315
2417252026262720281629153015
3115
Good (0–20)Fair (21–40)Moderate (41–60)Poor (61–80)Very poor (81–100)
31 days stayed clean all day (worst hour 40 or below). Hover or tap a day for its worst hour. Lower is cleaner.

View full AQI history →

Weather · Baner station

Temperature & rain — Baner, Pune

High
30.8°
°C this month
Low
22°
°C this month
Average
24.8°
°C
Total rain
82
mm · 10 rainy days (≥ 2.5 mm)
Every day's low and high, August
Each bar runs from the coolest to the warmest reading of the IST day.
Daily temperature range, August 2026For each day of August 2026, a bar from the lowest to the highest temperature. Highest 30.8 °C on 31 August 2026; lowest 22 °C on 30 August 2026.20222426283032°C1 August 2026: 23.6–28.5 °C2 August 2026: 23.6–27.9 °C3 August 2026: 23.3–26.8 °C4 August 2026: 23.2–29.1 °C5 August 2026: 22.9–27.3 °C6 August 2026: 22.8–27.5 °C7 August 2026: 22.7–27.3 °C8 August 2026: 23.5–28 °C9 August 2026: 23–29.6 °C10 August 2026: 23.1–28.8 °C11 August 2026: 22.3–28.3 °C12 August 2026: 22.4–24.8 °C13 August 2026: 22.5–27.8 °C14 August 2026: 22.3–27.7 °C15 August 2026: 22.1–28.6 °C16 August 2026: 22.1–28.3 °C17 August 2026: 22.6–27.6 °C18 August 2026: 22.4–28.9 °C19 August 2026: 22.8–29.8 °C20 August 2026: 22.9–28.5 °C21 August 2026: 22.7–29.7 °C22 August 2026: 22.1–26.8 °C23 August 2026: 22.7–29 °C24 August 2026: 23.2–28.5 °C25 August 2026: 22.7–29.4 °C26 August 2026: 23.1–28.8 °C27 August 2026: 22.9–28.1 °C28 August 2026: 22.1–27.9 °C29 August 2026: 22.3–28.5 °C30 August 2026: 22–29.3 °C31 August 2026: 22.7–30.8 °Chigh 30.8 °Clow 22 °C18152229
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Every day's low and high, August
DayLow °CHigh °C
1 August 202623.628.5
2 August 202623.627.9
3 August 202623.326.8
4 August 202623.229.1
5 August 202622.927.3
6 August 202622.827.5
7 August 202622.727.3
8 August 202623.528
9 August 20262329.6
10 August 202623.128.8
11 August 202622.328.3
12 August 202622.424.8
13 August 202622.527.8
14 August 202622.327.7
15 August 202622.128.6
16 August 202622.128.3
17 August 202622.627.6
18 August 202622.428.9
19 August 202622.829.8
20 August 202622.928.5
21 August 202622.729.7
22 August 202622.126.8
23 August 202622.729
24 August 202623.228.5
25 August 202622.729.4
26 August 202623.128.8
27 August 202622.928.1
28 August 202622.127.9
29 August 202622.328.5
30 August 20262229.3
31 August 202622.730.8
Baner station values. Daily highs and lows come from the daily cache.
Rain, day by day (August)
Grey line: 2.5 mm, the rainy-day threshold (IMD). 10 rainy days; 27 days with 0.3 mm or more.
Daily rainfall, August 2026Bar chart of rain per day in August 2026. 10 days reached 2.5 mm; the wettest day was 3 August 2026 with 17.4 mm.05101520mm per day1 August 2026: 1.4 mm2 August 2026: 2.6 mm (rainy day)3 August 2026: 17.4 mm (rainy day)4 August 2026: 1.6 mm5 August 2026: 3 mm (rainy day)6 August 2026: 2.8 mm (rainy day)7 August 2026: 3.8 mm (rainy day)8 August 2026: 1.2 mm10 August 2026: 7.8 mm (rainy day)11 August 2026: 5.4 mm (rainy day)12 August 2026: 4.4 mm (rainy day)13 August 2026: 4.8 mm (rainy day)14 August 2026: 2.4 mm15 August 2026: 2 mm16 August 2026: 1.2 mm17 August 2026: 0.4 mm18 August 2026: 2.2 mm19 August 2026: 0.6 mm20 August 2026: 0.8 mm21 August 2026: 0.2 mm (trace)22 August 2026: 5 mm (rainy day)23 August 2026: 2.4 mm24 August 2026: 1.2 mm25 August 2026: 2 mm26 August 2026: 0.2 mm (trace)27 August 2026: 1.4 mm28 August 2026: 0.8 mm29 August 2026: 2.4 mm30 August 2026: 0.6 mm2.5 mm rainy-day threshold17.4 mm18152229
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Rain, day by day (August)
DayRain mm
1 August 20261.4
2 August 20262.6
3 August 202617.4
4 August 20261.6
5 August 20263
6 August 20262.8
7 August 20263.8
8 August 20261.2
9 August 20260
10 August 20267.8
11 August 20265.4
12 August 20264.4
13 August 20264.8
14 August 20262.4
15 August 20262
16 August 20261.2
17 August 20260.4
18 August 20262.2
19 August 20260.6
20 August 20260.8
21 August 20260.2
22 August 20265
23 August 20262.4
24 August 20261.2
25 August 20262
26 August 20260.2
27 August 20261.4
28 August 20260.8
29 August 20262.4
30 August 20260.6
31 August 20260
Days under 0.3 mm are traces and count as dry. Totals still include every drop.

Monsoon & rainfall history → · Temperature history →

Birds · BirdNET acoustic AI · confirmed = 0.70 or higher

Birds of August — Baner Hill

Confirmed detections
2,504
≥ 0.70 confidence
Confirmed species
46
≥ 0.70 confidence
Peak hour
7:00 AM
IST
Most active
Jungle Prinia
804 detections
When the hill sings: birds by hour
Confirmed detections per IST hour, whole month. Shaded: the dawn window, 05:00–07:59, with 40% of all confirmed detections.
Confirmed bird detections by hour of dayBar chart of confirmed detections in each IST hour over the month; peak at 07:00 with 679. 40% fell between 05:00 and 07:59.Dawn window 05:00–07:59 IST0200400600800detections00:00–00:59 IST: 2 confirmed detections01:00–01:59 IST: 7 confirmed detections02:00–02:59 IST: 2 confirmed detections05:00–05:59 IST: 15 confirmed detections06:00–06:59 IST: 296 confirmed detections07:00–07:59 IST: 679 confirmed detections08:00–08:59 IST: 561 confirmed detections09:00–09:59 IST: 112 confirmed detections10:00–10:59 IST: 78 confirmed detections11:00–11:59 IST: 91 confirmed detections12:00–12:59 IST: 38 confirmed detections13:00–13:59 IST: 41 confirmed detections14:00–14:59 IST: 100 confirmed detections15:00–15:59 IST: 76 confirmed detections16:00–16:59 IST: 70 confirmed detections17:00–17:59 IST: 49 confirmed detections18:00–18:59 IST: 236 confirmed detections19:00–19:59 IST: 50 confirmed detections20:00–20:59 IST: 1 confirmed detectionspeak 07:00, 6790006121823
Show the numbers
When the hill sings: birds by hour
Hour (IST)Confirmed detections
00:002
01:007
02:002
03:000
04:000
05:0015
06:00296
07:00679
08:00561
09:00112
10:0078
11:0091
12:0038
13:0041
14:00100
15:0076
16:0070
17:0049
18:00236
19:0050
20:001
21:000
22:000
23:000
BirdNET hears calls, not birds: one bird singing often counts many times. Rain and wind lower confidence, so wet hours look quieter.
Bird detections and species by BirdNET confidence tier
ConfidenceDetectionsSpecies
≥ 0.70 · confirmed (headline)2,50446
≥ 0.505,52361
≥ 0.3011,00377
All recorded (≥ 0.15) · candidates21,997121

BirdNET gives every detection a confidence score. Earth Pulse counts only detections at 0.70 or higher as confirmed; lower tiers are shown for transparency and include false positives.

Top 10 confirmed species this month

  1. #1
    Jungle Prinia
    ©Photo: Tisha Mukherjee, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Jungle PriniaPrinia sylvatica804 (34%)
  2. #2
    Ashy Prinia
    ©Photo: Tisha Mukherjee, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Ashy PriniaPrinia socialis657 (28%)
  3. #3
    Common Tailorbird
    ©Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Common TailorbirdOrthotomus sutorius321 (14%)
  4. #4
    Red-wattled Lapwing
    ©Photo: Shantanu Kuveskar, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Red-wattled LapwingVanellus indicus223 (10%)
  5. #5
    Asian Koel
    ©Photo: Challiyan, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Asian KoelEudynamys scolopaceus91 (4%)
  6. #6
    Oriental Magpie-Robin
    ©Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Oriental Magpie-RobinCopsychus saularis87 (4%)
  7. #7
    Gray Francolin
    ©Photo: Tisha Mukherjee, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Gray FrancolinOrtygornis pondicerianus55 (2%)
  8. #8
    Rose-ringed Parakeet
    ©Photo: danielskatz, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
    Rose-ringed ParakeetPsittacula krameri37 (2%)
  9. #9
    Common Myna
    ©Photo: Gerrie van Vuuren, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Common MynaAcridotheres tristis36 (2%)
  10. #10
    Indian White-eye
    ©Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Indian White-eyeZosterops palpebrosus24 (1%)

View live bird detection log →

Birds · who rose, who fell

Species momentum vs July 2026

Confirmed detections (confidence 0.70 or higher), this month vs last month. Rule: up or down = change of 25% or more AND at least 5 detections; otherwise stable. Bars: last month (light) and this month (dark), per bird.

More active (10)

  • Jungle Prinia
    ©Photo: Tisha Mukherjee, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Jungle PriniaPrinia sylvatica94 → 804 (+755%)
  • Common Tailorbird
    ©Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Common TailorbirdOrthotomus sutorius137 → 321 (+134%)
  • Oriental Magpie-Robin
    ©Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Oriental Magpie-RobinCopsychus saularis37 → 87 (+135%)
  • Gray Francolin
    ©Photo: Tisha Mukherjee, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Gray FrancolinOrtygornis pondicerianus7 → 55 (+686%)
  • Rose-ringed Parakeet
    ©Photo: danielskatz, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
    Rose-ringed ParakeetPsittacula krameri18 → 37 (+106%)
  • Common Myna
    ©Photo: Gerrie van Vuuren, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Common MynaAcridotheres tristis21 → 36 (+71%)
  • Red-vented Bulbul
    ©Photo: Mahmadanesh, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
    Red-vented BulbulPycnonotus cafer8 → 20 (+150%)
  • Indian White-eye
    ©Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Indian White-eyeZosterops palpebrosus14 → 24 (+71%)
  • Greater Coucal
    ©Photo: Davidvraju, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Greater CoucalCentropus sinensis1 → 7 (+600%)
  • Gray-breasted Prinia
    ©Photo: Shantanu Kuveskar, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Gray-breasted PriniaPrinia hodgsonii7 → 12 (+71%)

Less active (9)

  • Asian Koel
    ©Photo: Challiyan, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Asian KoelEudynamys scolopaceus931 → 91 (−90%)
  • Red-wattled Lapwing
    ©Photo: Shantanu Kuveskar, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Red-wattled LapwingVanellus indicus626 → 223 (−64%)
  • Common Hawk-Cuckoo
    ©Photo: Unknown author, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
    Common Hawk-CuckooHierococcyx varius68 → 7 (−90%)
  • Tickell's Blue Flycatcher
    ©Photo: Shantanu Kuveskar, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Tickell's Blue FlycatcherCyornis tickelliae57 → 11 (−81%)
  • Cinereous Tit
    ©Photo: Shantanu Kuveskar, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Cinereous TitParus cinereus59 → 22 (−63%)
  • Indian Gray Hornbill
    ©Photo: J.M.Garg, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
    Indian Gray HornbillOcyceros birostris30 → 2 (−93%)
  • Rufous Treepie
    ©Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Rufous TreepieDendrocitta vagabunda18 → 1 (−94%)
  • Indian Robin
    ©Photo: Shino jacob koottanad, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Indian RobinCopsychus fulicatus19 → 7 (−63%)
  • Black-crowned Night-Heron
    ©Photo: ramidos, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
    Black-crowned Night-HeronNycticorax nycticorax13 → 6 (−54%)
Heard this month, not last month (13)Green Sandpiper, Eurasian Moorhen, Eurasian Curlew, Red-naped Ibis …
  • Green Sandpiper
    ©Photo: Swardeepak, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Green SandpiperTringa ochropus6 this month · not heard last month
  • Eurasian Moorhen
    ©Photo: Alexis Lours, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
    Eurasian MoorhenGallinula chloropus5 this month · not heard last month
  • Eurasian Curlew
    ©Photo: Andreas Trepte, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.5
    Eurasian CurlewNumenius arquata3 this month · not heard last month
  • Red-naped Ibis
    ©Photo: Shantanu Kuveskar, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Red-naped IbisPseudibis papillosa2 this month · not heard last month
  • Indian Scops-Owl
    ©Photo: Shantanu Kuveskar, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Indian Scops-OwlOtus bakkamoena1 this month · not heard last month
  • Gray Wagtail
    ©Photo: Herwig Winter, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Gray WagtailMotacilla cinerea1 this month · not heard last month
  • Indian Peafowl
    ©Photo: Kandukuru Nagarjun from Bangalore, India, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
    Indian PeafowlPavo cristatus1 this month · not heard last month
  • Eurasian Kestrel
    ©Photo: Andreas Trepte, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.5
    Eurasian KestrelFalco tinnunculus1 this month · not heard last month
  • White Wagtail
    ©Photo: Jac. Janssen from BAARLO LB, NL, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
    White WagtailMotacilla alba1 this month · not heard last month
  • Crested Serpent-Eagle
    ©Photo: Yathin S Krishnappa, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
    Crested Serpent-EagleSpilornis cheela1 this month · not heard last month
  • Paddyfield Pipit
    ©Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Paddyfield PipitAnthus rufulus1 this month · not heard last month
  • Eurasian Collared-Dove
    ©Photo: stevem4560, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
    Eurasian Collared-DoveStreptopelia decaocto1 this month · not heard last month
  • Barn Swallow
    ©Photo: Andreas Trepte, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.5
    Barn SwallowHirundo rustica1 this month · not heard last month
Heard last month, not this month (7)White-breasted Waterhen, Spot-breasted Fantail, Purple Sunbird, Indian Pond-Heron …
  • White-breasted Waterhen
    ©Photo: JJ Harrison ( https://tiny.jjharrison.com.au/t/zpppq3u5TIMicNgw ), via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    White-breasted WaterhenAmaurornis phoenicurus2 last month · none this month
  • Spot-breasted Fantail
    ©Photo: Tisha Mukherjee, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Spot-breasted FantailRhipidura albogularis1 last month · none this month
  • Purple Sunbird
    ©Photo: Nicholas Iyadurai, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Purple SunbirdCinnyris asiaticus1 last month · none this month
  • Indian Pond-Heron
    ©Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Indian Pond-HeronArdeola grayii1 last month · none this month
  • Yellow-wattled Lapwing
    ©Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Yellow-wattled LapwingVanellus malabaricus1 last month · none this month
  • Wood Sandpiper
    ©Photo: Abdul Momin, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Wood SandpiperTringa glareola1 last month · none this month
  • Black Kite
    ©Photo: Andreas Trepte, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Black KiteMilvus migrans1 last month · none this month
Stable (14)Ashy Prinia, Large-billed Crow, Common Sandpiper, Spotted Owlet …
  • Ashy Prinia
    ©Photo: Tisha Mukherjee, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Ashy PriniaPrinia socialis764 → 657 (−14%)
  • Large-billed Crow
    ©Photo: Laitche, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Large-billed CrowCorvus macrorhynchos12 → 13 (+8%)
  • Common Sandpiper
    ©Photo: JJ Harrison ( https://www.jjharrison.com.au/ ), via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0
    Common SandpiperActitis hypoleucos4 → 8 (+100%)
  • Spotted Owlet
    ©Photo: This Photo was taken by Timothy A. Gonsalves . Feel free to use my photos, but please mention me as the author. I would…, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Spotted OwletAthene brama2 → 5 (+150%)
  • Osprey
    ©Photo: Chuck Homler / Focus On Wildlife, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    OspreyPandion haliaetus4 → 5 (+25%)
  • Eurasian Coot
    ©Photo: Alexis Lours, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
    Eurasian CootFulica atra2 → 3 (+50%)
  • Gray Heron
    ©Photo: Giacomo Cimino ( foto.giacomocimino.workers.dev · @giacomociminoph ), via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Gray HeronArdea cinerea4 → 3 (−25%)
  • House Crow
    ©Photo: Pkspks, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
    House CrowCorvus splendens4 → 3 (−25%)
  • Common Kingfisher
    ©Photo: Tony Wood, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
    Common KingfisherAlcedo atthis1 → 3 (+200%)
  • Scaly-breasted Munia
    ©Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Scaly-breasted MuniaLonchura punctulata5 → 2 (−60%)
  • Alexandrine Parakeet
    ©Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Alexandrine ParakeetPsittacula eupatria1 → 1 (±0%)
  • Shikra
    ©Photo: Ravi Vaidyanathan, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.5
    ShikraAccipiter badius3 → 1 (−67%)
  • Savanna Nightjar
    ©Photo: JJ Harrison, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
    Savanna NightjarCaprimulgus affinis1 → 1 (±0%)
  • Small Minivet
    ©Photo: Rushen, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
    Small MinivetPericrocotus cinnamomeus4 → 1 (−75%)

"Not heard" means no confirmed detection (0.70 or higher) on the recorder, not that the bird left the hill. Rare birds with 1–2 detections move in and out of these lists by chance.

Soundscape · NDSI

Soundscape health

NDSI 0 to 1; higher = more natural sound relative to human noise. Readings outside 0-1 are excluded as invalid.

Mean NDSI this month
0.491
median 0.543; middle 80% 0.124–0.768
▲ richer (+0.073)
Mean NDSI, July 2026
0.418
median 0.426; 878 valid readings
Valid readings
876
of 1,490 raw on 31 days; 614 outside 0–1 excluded
Soundscape index, day by day (August)
Daily mean NDSI from valid readings (0 to 1). Grey line: July 2026 mean, 0.418.
Daily mean NDSI, AugustLine chart of the daily mean soundscape index (NDSI) for each day of August, between 0.353 and 0.606; monthly mean 0.491. Last month's mean was 0.418.0.350.40.450.50.550.60.65NDSI (0–1)Last month mean 0.4181 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.448 from 28 readings2 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.412 from 35 readings3 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.379 from 28 readings4 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.434 from 26 readings5 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.519 from 29 readings6 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.504 from 27 readings7 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.533 from 29 readings8 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.534 from 30 readings9 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.388 from 26 readings10 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.579 from 28 readings11 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.606 from 27 readings12 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.574 from 28 readings13 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.519 from 26 readings14 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.576 from 27 readings15 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.359 from 17 readings16 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.436 from 24 readings17 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.557 from 26 readings18 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.552 from 30 readings19 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.59 from 28 readings20 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.533 from 31 readings21 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.522 from 32 readings22 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.501 from 28 readings23 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.423 from 31 readings24 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.416 from 29 readings25 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.454 from 28 readings26 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.483 from 27 readings27 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.543 from 26 readings28 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.43 from 34 readings29 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.471 from 35 readings30 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.353 from 25 readings31 August 2026: mean NDSI 0.537 from 31 readings18152229
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Soundscape index, day by day (August)
DayMean NDSIReadings
1 August 20260.44828
2 August 20260.41235
3 August 20260.37928
4 August 20260.43426
5 August 20260.51929
6 August 20260.50427
7 August 20260.53329
8 August 20260.53430
9 August 20260.38826
10 August 20260.57928
11 August 20260.60627
12 August 20260.57428
13 August 20260.51926
14 August 20260.57627
15 August 20260.35917
16 August 20260.43624
17 August 20260.55726
18 August 20260.55230
19 August 20260.5928
20 August 20260.53331
21 August 20260.52232
22 August 20260.50128
23 August 20260.42331
24 August 20260.41629
25 August 20260.45428
26 August 20260.48327
27 August 20260.54326
28 August 20260.4334
29 August 20260.47135
30 August 20260.35325
31 August 20260.53731
Higher NDSI = more natural sound (birds, insects) relative to human noise. Day-to-day changes are noisy; look at the month, not single days.

One recording node. 41% of raw readings were outside 0-1 and excluded.

The long view · one value per year

Every August since 1980

Two separate records, drawn on separate charts with separate axes: ERA5 reanalysis for 1980–2021, then Earth Pulse's own record for the last few years. They are never joined into one line.

1980–2021: ERA5 reanalysis

ERA5: August mean temperature, 1980–2021
Reanalysis model (Copernicus / ECMWF), one value per year, its own axis. Grey line: 1981–2010 normal, 22.7 °C.
August mean temperature, ERA5 reanalysis, 1980–2021Line chart of the August mean temperature for each year from 1980 to 2021 on ERA5. Values range from 22.3 °C in 1984 to 23.6 °C in 2019. The 1981–2010 normal is 22.7 °C.2222.52323.524°C (mean)1981–2010 normal 22.73 °C2019 warmest, 23.61984 coolest, 22.31980: 22.46 °C mean (ERA5)1981: 22.43 °C mean (ERA5)1982: 22.49 °C mean (ERA5)1983: 23.19 °C mean (ERA5)1984: 22.25 °C mean (ERA5)1985: 22.55 °C mean (ERA5)1986: 22.38 °C mean (ERA5)1987: 23.45 °C mean (ERA5)1988: 23.15 °C mean (ERA5)1989: 22.26 °C mean (ERA5)1990: 22.35 °C mean (ERA5)1991: 22.45 °C mean (ERA5)1992: 22.56 °C mean (ERA5)1993: 22.81 °C mean (ERA5)1994: 22.47 °C mean (ERA5)1995: 23.42 °C mean (ERA5)1996: 22.45 °C mean (ERA5)1997: 22.82 °C mean (ERA5)1998: 23.51 °C mean (ERA5)1999: 22.75 °C mean (ERA5)2000: 22.89 °C mean (ERA5)2001: 22.55 °C mean (ERA5)2002: 22.45 °C mean (ERA5)2003: 22.84 °C mean (ERA5)2004: 22.25 °C mean (ERA5)2005: 22.76 °C mean (ERA5)2006: 22.43 °C mean (ERA5)2007: 22.82 °C mean (ERA5)2008: 22.83 °C mean (ERA5)2009: 23.29 °C mean (ERA5)2010: 23.03 °C mean (ERA5)2011: 22.76 °C mean (ERA5)2012: 23.01 °C mean (ERA5)2013: 22.35 °C mean (ERA5)2014: 23.07 °C mean (ERA5)2015: 23.29 °C mean (ERA5)2016: 22.78 °C mean (ERA5)2017: 23.54 °C mean (ERA5)2018: 23.02 °C mean (ERA5)2019: 23.56 °C mean (ERA5)2020: 23.56 °C mean (ERA5)2021: 23.34 °C mean (ERA5)19801990200020102020
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ERA5: August mean temperature, 1980–2021
YearMean °CMax °C (avg)Min °C (avg)
198022.4624.7421.31
198122.4324.9221.15
198222.4924.3721.54
198323.1925.5821.98
198422.2524.6320.86
198522.5524.921.2
198622.3824.9520.78
198723.4526.2122.1
198823.1525.8521.75
198922.2624.4221.07
199022.3524.3121.28
199122.4524.7521.18
199222.5624.8821.37
199322.8125.2921.49
199422.4724.6121.22
199523.4226.3621.65
199622.4524.9421.11
199722.8225.0521.55
199823.5126.2821.99
199922.7525.2521.19
200022.8925.4921.28
200122.5525.0421.25
200222.4524.6621.26
200322.8425.2121.52
200422.2524.3921.02
200522.7625.321.28
200622.4324.4321.34
200722.8225.0221.65
200822.8325.4221.24
200923.2926.1721.63
201023.0325.3621.74
201122.7624.8321.61
201223.0125.621.59
201322.3524.7521.03
201423.0726.0221.45
201523.2925.9921.66
201622.7825.0321.45
201723.5426.0921.89
201823.0225.3321.65
201923.5626.0321.89
202023.5625.8822.18
202123.3426.3621.34
ERA5 is a ~30 km grid model, so it reads cooler than a point near the city. Compare these years only with each other.
ERA5: August rainfall, 1980–2021
Wettest 2006 (510 mm), driest 2015 (102 mm). Grey line: 1981–2010 normal, 257 mm.
August rainfall, ERA5 reanalysis, 1980–2021Bar chart of August rain totals per year on ERA5, from 102 mm in 2015 to 510 mm in 2006. The 1981–2010 normal is 257 mm.0100200300400500600mm (month total)1980: 349.7 mm, 27 rainy days (ERA5)1981: 284.6 mm, 24 rainy days (ERA5)1982: 457.7 mm, 25 rainy days (ERA5)1983: 327.2 mm, 20 rainy days (ERA5)1984: 156 mm, 20 rainy days (ERA5)1985: 270.9 mm, 19 rainy days (ERA5)1986: 198.2 mm, 19 rainy days (ERA5)1987: 222.1 mm, 25 rainy days (ERA5)1988: 185.2 mm, 20 rainy days (ERA5)1989: 204.1 mm, 24 rainy days (ERA5)1990: 350.1 mm, 28 rainy days (ERA5)1991: 165 mm, 29 rainy days (ERA5)1992: 361 mm, 24 rainy days (ERA5)1993: 113.2 mm, 15 rainy days (ERA5)1994: 241.7 mm, 23 rainy days (ERA5)1995: 114.1 mm, 16 rainy days (ERA5)1996: 168.9 mm, 24 rainy days (ERA5)1997: 231.3 mm, 19 rainy days (ERA5)1998: 219.3 mm, 23 rainy days (ERA5)1999: 142.4 mm, 16 rainy days (ERA5)2000: 212.2 mm, 18 rainy days (ERA5)2001: 185.7 mm, 24 rainy days (ERA5)2002: 363.5 mm, 24 rainy days (ERA5)2003: 174.9 mm, 24 rainy days (ERA5)2004: 455.1 mm, 24 rainy days (ERA5)2005: 309.7 mm, 24 rainy days (ERA5)2006: 510.1 mm, 28 rainy days (ERA5)2007: 345.8 mm, 24 rainy days (ERA5)2008: 298.3 mm, 19 rainy days (ERA5)2009: 120.3 mm, 19 rainy days (ERA5)2010: 318.3 mm, 26 rainy days (ERA5)2011: 299.9 mm, 25 rainy days (ERA5)2012: 155.6 mm, 23 rainy days (ERA5)2013: 159.1 mm, 20 rainy days (ERA5)2014: 369 mm, 27 rainy days (ERA5)2015: 102.4 mm, 14 rainy days (ERA5)2016: 289 mm, 18 rainy days (ERA5)2017: 204 mm, 10 rainy days (ERA5)2018: 173.2 mm, 18 rainy days (ERA5)2019: 369 mm, 16 rainy days (ERA5)2020: 368.8 mm, 28 rainy days (ERA5)2021: 118.6 mm, 10 rainy days (ERA5)1981–2010 normal 256.9 mm19801990200020102020
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ERA5: August rainfall, 1980–2021
YearRain mmRainy days
1980349.727
1981284.624
1982457.725
1983327.220
198415620
1985270.919
1986198.219
1987222.125
1988185.220
1989204.124
1990350.128
199116529
199236124
1993113.215
1994241.723
1995114.116
1996168.924
1997231.319
1998219.323
1999142.416
2000212.218
2001185.724
2002363.524
2003174.924
2004455.124
2005309.724
2006510.128
2007345.824
2008298.319
2009120.319
2010318.326
2011299.925
2012155.623
2013159.120
201436927
2015102.414
201628918
201720410
2018173.218
201936916
2020368.828
2021118.610
Rainy day on ERA5 = 2.5 mm or more in the IST day, the same rule as the station.

Recent years: Earth Pulse record

Open-Meteo model before 10 Oct 2025, Baner Weather Union station from 10 Oct 2025 (see the source on each row)

Earth Pulse record: August temperature
Dot = monthly average; line = lowest to highest reading.
Open-Meteo model estimateBaner Weather Union station
August temperature, Earth Pulse record 2022–2026For each August from 2022 to 2026, a vertical line from the lowest to the highest temperature with a dot at the monthly average. 2022 average 23.5 °C (Open-Meteo model); 2023 average 24 °C (Open-Meteo model); 2024 average 24 °C (Open-Meteo model); 2025 average 23.6 °C (Open-Meteo model); 2026 average 24.8 °C (Baner station).20222426283032°C2022 (Open-Meteo model): average 23.5 °C, lowest 20 °C, highest 29.9 °C2022 (Open-Meteo model): average 23.5 °C, lowest 20 °C, highest 29.9 °C23.520222023 (Open-Meteo model): average 24 °C, lowest 20.2 °C, highest 30 °C2023 (Open-Meteo model): average 24 °C, lowest 20.2 °C, highest 30 °C2420232024 (Open-Meteo model): average 24 °C, lowest 21 °C, highest 30.2 °C2024 (Open-Meteo model): average 24 °C, lowest 21 °C, highest 30.2 °C2420242025 (Open-Meteo model): average 23.6 °C, lowest 20.6 °C, highest 29.5 °C2025 (Open-Meteo model): average 23.6 °C, lowest 20.6 °C, highest 29.5 °C23.620252026 (Baner station): average 24.8 °C, lowest 22 °C, highest 30.8 °C2026 (Baner station): average 24.8 °C, lowest 22 °C, highest 30.8 °C24.82026
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Earth Pulse record: August temperature
YearSourceAverage °CLowest °CHighest °C
2022Open-Meteo model23.52029.9
2023Open-Meteo model2420.230
2024Open-Meteo model242130.2
2025Open-Meteo model23.620.629.5
2026Baner station24.82230.8
Colour shows the source. Open-Meteo is a model estimate (before 10 Oct 2025); the station is a measurement at Baner. A change between the two colours is a change of instrument, not a trend.
Earth Pulse record: August rainfall
Month total in mm; colour shows the source.
Open-Meteo model estimateBaner Weather Union station
August rainfall, Earth Pulse record 2022–2026Bar chart of August rain totals: 2022 248.1 mm (Open-Meteo model); 2023 49.1 mm (Open-Meteo model); 2024 307.1 mm (Open-Meteo model); 2025 229.7 mm (Open-Meteo model); 2026 82 mm (Baner station).0100200300400mm (month total)2022 (Open-Meteo model): 248.1 mm, 20 rainy days24820222023 (Open-Meteo model): 49.1 mm, 7 rainy days4920232024 (Open-Meteo model): 307.1 mm, 20 rainy days30720242025 (Open-Meteo model): 229.7 mm, 22 rainy days23020252026 (Baner station): 82 mm, 10 rainy days822026
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Earth Pulse record: August rainfall
YearSourceRain mmRainy days
2022Open-Meteo model248.120
2023Open-Meteo model49.17
2024Open-Meteo model307.120
2025Open-Meteo model229.722
2026Baner station8210
Rain totals add up all rain; a rainy day is 2.5 mm or more in the IST day.

Air quality, same month, last 5 years

EU AQI, lower = cleaner by year
YearAvg AQIRangeClean days (≤ 40)High days (≥ 61)Complete days
2026 ★16.410–2831031
202522.710–6027031
202421.510–5725031
202318.19–6230131
202222.610–7223331

EU AQI, lower = cleaner. Daily cache (ep_daily_climate). aqi_avg is the average of daily means. Clean day = the day's worst hour stayed at EU AQI 40 or below; high-pollution day = the worst hour reached 61 or more. Bar: share of clean days (green) and high-pollution days (red).

Records

Records and ranks

Days that stood out in August 2026

  • Hottest day: 31 August 2026, 30.8 °C
  • Coolest night: 30 August 2026, 22 °C
  • Rainiest day: 3 August 2026, 17.4 mm
  • Cleanest air: 18 August 2026, daily-average EU AQI 14
  • Haziest air: 26 August 2026, daily-average EU AQI 25.5

How this August ranks

  • Average AQI: the lowest (cleanest) of 5 Augusts held by Earth Pulse.

Temperature and rain are not ranked: earlier years come from a different source (Open-Meteo model vs station).

Same calendar month across the sensor years held (up to the last 4 years plus this one). Rank 1 = lowest value. ERA5 is never ranked together with these.

On ERA5 (a separate record, 1980–2021) the warmest August was 2019 and the wettest 2006. ERA5 is never ranked together with Earth Pulse values.

Looking ahead · not a forecast

What a typical September looks like

Mean temperature
23.3 °C
average daily max 26.9 °C, min 21 °C
Rain
166 mm
on about 14 rainy days (2.5 mm or more)

ERA5 reanalysis normal 1981-2010 for the coming month. A long-term average, not a forecast. ERA5 runs cooler than a station near the city, so read these as the shape of the season rather than a number to expect on the Baner gauge.

Questions people ask

August 2026 in Baner: frequently asked questions

What was the air quality in Baner, Pune in August 2026?

The average EU AQI in Baner in August 2026 was 16.4 (range 10–28; lower is cleaner), cleaner than July 2026 (17.4). 31 of 31 complete days were clean-air days, meaning the worst hour stayed at EU AQI 40 or below, and 0 were high-pollution days (worst hour 61 or more). Counting daily averages instead, 100% of days averaged EU AQI 40 or below.

How much rain fell in Baner in August 2026?

Baner received 82 mm of rain in August 2026 (Baner Weather Union station), drier than July 2026 (592.2 mm). 10 days were rainy days under the IMD rule of 2.5 mm or more in an IST day; 27 days had at least 0.3 mm. The wettest day was 3 August 2026 with 17.4 mm.

How hot was Baner in August 2026?

Temperatures in Baner ranged from 22 °C to 30.8 °C in August 2026, with a monthly average of 24.8 °C (Baner Weather Union station). That was cooler than July 2026 (24.9 °C); the hottest day was 31 August 2026 at 30.8 °C. August 2025 averaged 23.6 °C, but that value is an Open-Meteo model estimate, so the year-on-year gap is not a trend.

Which birds were heard on Baner Hill in August 2026?

BirdNET confirmed 46 bird species from 2,504 detections at confidence 0.70 or higher on Baner Hill in August 2026. The most active confirmed species was the Jungle Prinia (804 detections), and birds called most at 07:00 IST. Counting every recorded detection, including lower-confidence candidates, there were 121 candidate species in 21,997 detections.

How natural did Baner Hill sound in August 2026?

The mean soundscape index (NDSI, 0 to 1; higher means more natural sound relative to human noise) was 0.491 in August 2026, with a median of 0.543 from 876 valid readings. That is richer than July 2026 (mean 0.418).

How does August 2026 compare with the long-term climate in Baner?

On ERA5 reanalysis (Copernicus / ECMWF), the 1981–2010 normal for August in the Baner grid cell is 22.7 °C with 256.9 mm of rain. Compared with itself, ERA5 changed by +0.5 °C between 1981–90 and 2012–21. ERA5 is a 30 km model grid, so it is shown beside this month's readings (24.8 °C, 82 mm), not subtracted from them.

Week by week

Weekly reports for August 2026

Week of 27 Jul – 2 AugWeek of 3 Aug – 9 AugWeek of 10 Aug – 16 AugWeek of 17 Aug – 23 AugWeek of 24 Aug – 30 AugWeek of 31 Aug – 6 Sep

Methods & definitions

How this report was made

Definitions

  • Rainy day: 2.5 mm or more of rain in the IST calendar day (India Meteorological Department). Less than 0.3 mm is a trace and counts as dry. The month's rain total still adds up every drop.
  • Clean-air day: the day's worst hour stayed at European AQI 40 or below. High-pollution day: the worst hour reached EU AQI 61 or more. Only days with at least 18 hourly readings count.
  • Confirmed bird: a BirdNET detection with confidence 0.70 or higher. Tiers (0.70, 0.50, 0.30, 0.15) are nested: each includes the higher ones.
  • Species momentum: "more" or "less active" needs a change of at least 25% and at least 5 detections; otherwise "stable".
  • Soundscape (NDSI): readings outside 0–1 are calibration errors and are dropped; a change in the monthly mean smaller than 0.02 is "similar".
  • Model vs station: temperature and rain before 10 Oct 2025 are Open-Meteo model estimates; from then on they are Baner Weather Union station readings. ERA5 is a third, separate record.

Sources

  • Air quality, temperature, humidity and rain: Earth Pulse daily cache (ep_daily_climate). Temperature and rain are Open-Meteo model estimates before 10 Oct 2025 and Baner Weather Union station readings from then.
  • Birds: BirdNET acoustic AI on the Baner Hill node. Monitoring began in March 2026; earlier months have no bird data. Headline numbers count detections at confidence 0.70 or higher; lower tiers are nested.
  • Soundscape: NDSI readings from the Baner Hill node, keeping 0 to 1 only.
  • Long-term context: ERA5 reanalysis (Copernicus / ECMWF), 1980-2021, 42 years. A model, not a station; compared only with itself.

Notes

  • The share of clean days uses the daily-average AQI (EU scale). Older posts counted the share of hours.
  • Hottest, coolest and rainiest days come from the daily cache and can differ by rounding from hourly readings.
  • Pulse Score = 0.4 x (100 - average AQI) + 0.3 x min(100, confirmed detections / 8) + 0.3 x share of clean days.

ERA5: contains modified Copernicus Climate Change Service information (1980-2021). Neither the European Commission nor ECMWF is responsible for any use of it.

Time zone: Asia/Kolkata (IST); a month runs from 00:00 IST on the 1st to 00:00 IST on the 1st of the next month. Figures computed by the Earth Pulse Worker (data 2026.10.06-r3-monthly-seo); the written story is generated by AI from those figures only.

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Earth Pulse (2026). August 2026 in Baner — Air, Birds & Weather. Earth Pulse monthly report, Baner, Pune, India. Published 6 October 2026. https://www.earth-pulse.org/blog/2026/august.html

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The Baner environmental conditions in August 2026 demonstrated a favorable air quality and a notable shift in rainfall patterns.
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