Generated from 24,270+ sensor readings · Baner Hill, Pune · recently
93
Pulse Score
Healthy month for Baner
July 2026 at Earth Pulse, Baner, vibrated with life and the persistent rhythm of the monsoon. While the air remained remarkably clean, averaging an AQI of 17.4, the true story of the month unfolded in the skies and verdant canopy. A staggering 907.6mm of rain, spread across 24 days, painted the Western Ghats edge with a vibrant, revitalized palette, setting the stage for an extraordinary surge in avian activity.
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🌿 Earth Pulse · Baner, PuneJULY 2026
July 2026: A healthy month for Baner
17.4
Avg AQI
24.9°
Avg Temp
907.6mm
Total Rain
115
Bird Species
20550
Detections
⚡ 93
Pulse Score
Observing the Earth, over time · www.earth-pulse.org
This July saw a dramatic divergence from our historical records. In stark contrast to the absent or significantly lower rainfall in previous Julys (2022-2025), this year's deluge fostered an explosion of biodiversity. Our sensors detected an impressive 115 bird species, with a total of 20,550 individual detections. The Ashy Prinia, a common yet delightful resident, emerged as the most active species, its cheerful chirps a constant soundtrack to our rainy days. The average temperature hovered around a pleasant 24.9°C, a comfortable range amidst the heightened humidity, and the AQI, consistently low between 11 and 28, offered clear skies between downpours for our feathered friends to thrive.
How does July 2026 compare to previous years? Green AQI = cleaner than 2026. Red AQI = hazier. Green temp = cooler. Red temp = warmer.
YearAvg AQIAvg TempRainBirds
2026 ★17.424.9°C907.6mm115 sp.
202520.7 ↑ hazier23.8°C ↓ cooler237.8mm— sp.
202417.3 ✓ cleaner23.9°C ↓ cooler534.1mm— sp.
202316.7 ✓ cleaner23.8°C ↓ cooler337.1mm— sp.
2022— 23.2°C ↓ cooler343.6mm— sp.
The data from July 2026 paints a compelling picture of ecological resilience and the profound impact of a healthy monsoon. The sheer abundance of birdlife, a stark departure from the birdless Julys of recent years, underscores the critical role of consistent rainfall in sustaining our local ecosystems. Earth Pulse remains committed to monitoring these vital environmental indicators, offering a citizen-led pulse on the health of our precious Western Ghats.
